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The Prince's Trust Palace to Palace Charity Cycle Ride
Event info
The Palace to Palace Cycle ride is The Prince's Trust largest mass participation fundraising event. The event sees cyclists making their way from Buckingham Palace to Windsor Castle, raising funds to help change young lives.
Taking place on Sunday 5th October, as well as the classic 45 mile challenge, this year for the first time, riders can opt for a brand new 90 mile Palace to Palace Ultra.
For further infomation and to register your place simply follow the link to our website.
Thats OK then, but wont be able to watch unless paying a forfune £30.99 a month, at 81 and on small pension thats un realistic
Forgive my lack of astonishment - but:...
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Generally agree, unless it's "why should we do anything for cyclists when nobody cycles?" - although it's arguable if that's really a question.
our friends in the US ...
To be fair, they didn't claim that it was a picture of the Daytripper Pack - the caption clearly says it's the Seat Pack.
I dont know what Conti were thinking with that price. But I can often find GP5000's for the same price or as low as £43 for the TR versions
I think buying anything off Covert Instruments would equate to going equipped over here.
Ah, British Cycling and the UCI. It's hard to think of two more universally beloved organisations. Thames Water and the National Rifle Association...
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