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Ride For Michael Bonney
Event info
The 2014 Ride For Michael will take place place from Penrith Leisure Centre on 5th October 2014.
The route is just short of 60 miles and starts from Penrith Leisure Centre in Cumbria.The route initially heads South towards Orton village before looping North to Appleby in Westmorland for the half way food stop.Following the food stop the homeward leg then weaves it's way through fantastic cycling lanes, via Dufton, Milburn and Langwathby. The route is undulating but does not climb any major hills or mountains. The roads are very quiet, super scenic and well worth the trip! Full refreshments are available at the half way stop and also at the finish. Protective helmets (ANSI standard) are compulsory.
It offers some left-hook prevention (good) and they have put some physical dividers in at the entrances / exits (also good) - but not everywhere,...
No, there's no mention of Paramo. Because it's an article about a class action against Gore.
Brexit is also why a lot of EU police forces issue on the spot fines.
You are going to have to explain what analogy you specifically refer to and why it is 'utterly preposterous'.
The difference is notable for me - a lot less cars and I can can take a more direct route to the supermarket without worrying about being caught up...
On long rides I always repair a tube so I can never 'run out' of inners. Once the punctured inner is free of the wheel I will try and find the hole...
Are they like ... well hooks hanging on the ceiling you hang a bike wheel from like my shed for 20 years? No mention of the oil or water dripping...
Its frankly unbelievable that the police would throw so much resourse at this by trawling social media to find supporting evidence of your swearing...
Like so?
But presumably they a) did something (and can proudly say so) and b) successfully used up an active travel budget / got a funding tranche......