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Wiggle Mendips Sportive
Event info
The Wiggle Mendips Sportive is a stunning ride that will take you through the heart of the Mendip Hills exploring this area of outstanding natural beauty. The route weaves its way through the Mendips passing the stunning Chew Valley Lake and Blagdon Lake, before heading up the first of two gorges. The first being Burrington Combe and the second Cheddar Gorge which was also included in a stage of the 2011 Tour of Britain. The quiet nature of this area and roads will ensure you can explore the area in peace, giving you the chance to take in the constant changing landscape and enchanting views. With just under 1000 riders taking place in 2013 book early to avoid disappointment as this event fills up fast! - See more at: http://www.ukcyclingevents.co.uk/events/wiggle-mendips-sportive/#sthash....
While a warning letter is better than nothing this should have been a NIP for inconsiderate driving. Classic overtake and then brake,...
It's standard to have a suspended sentence due to full prisons....
Only buy on Aliexpress if you can justify financially supporting intellectual property theft. In my personal opinion.
That might take out a few cows too, thus reducing the impact of the real scourge on public safety.
Perhaps you're running them at lower pressures / with extra weight? I've found they feel sketchy at least when cornering and I've had a few offs...
True ... but left to itself that notion tends to go the same way as instructing pedestrians, cyclists and SUV drivers to "share the road"!...
To be fair to them, it looks like a choice between that or a lot of sunken surfaces and ironworks further out.
...mostly among sports administrators, media, and cycling fans.
>THIS< is the primary reason for 99%+ for a camera!!!!!
At what point will politicians realise that no amount of effort can really protect vulnerable users on roads and that to keep people safe automatic...