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event
On Your Bike 2015
Event info
On Your Bike is back for the sixth year running and 2015 is set to be the best year yet!
On Your Bike is a sponsored cycle ride starting at Bishop's Stortford Rugby Club in Hertfordshire raising funds for Isabel Hospice and with three circular distances on offer through beautiful countryside its the perfect event for cyclists of all ages and abilities.
Cyclists can choose from 25k, 50k and 100k distances and there are trophies awarded to the winning teams. Every participant receives a medal at the finishing line.
There will be a BBQ, bike doctor, refreshments and sports massage tent at the start and finishing line.
Early bird offer- £12 per adult £5 per child (under 14) entries received until Mon 9th March 2015
Normal entry fee- £18 per adult £5 per child (under 14) entries received until Wed 27th May 2015
On the day entry fee- £25 per adult £5 per child (under 14)
To enter today visit www.isabelhospice.org.uk or call 01707 382500, email beth.hardy [at] isabelhospice.org.uk for enquiries
Impossible, I don't have a numberplate, how would they tell me from all the other cyclists with guns strapped to their bikes?
Thanks if not ironic - it's my city-hack rusty, indifferently maintained with random parts 90s Dawes Galaxy which is only still in service because...
a phenomenON.
No mention of how easy it is to fold and unfold? Would be nice to know for a review of a folding bike...
institutionally anti-cyclist...
Self entitled residents....
This seems to be poor design by Shimano- I still have the Allen head pad retaining bolts on my TRP Spyres
a snip at £200 !
Everything is discretionary - speeding, mobile phone use, park where u want and, yes, red lights You forgot MOT and VED!
Haha reminds me of Tony Martin, who peppered his interviews with 'super' in every sentence :...