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event
Action Essex 100
Event info
Our Essex 100 charity cycling sportive is one of our most popular rides attracting over 700 riders. You can enjoy some excellent cycling terrain on this bike ride raising funds for vital research for sick babies and children. Three route options take you on a journey through quiet villages and the farmlands of Essex where the undulations will have you in and out of the saddle.
The Essex 100 offers a Cool 38 mile route that is ideal if you’re new to cycling or haven’t had time to train! The Classic 68 mile route is more challenging as is the Champion at 104 miles - ideal if you’re an experienced Sportive rider.
Expect a great day in the saddle with the Action Medical Research team on this cycling event with first class support throughout the day.
The government's job says no further action is needed to communicate the Highway Code changes, which they must know is incorrect. I will write to...
Well... it certainly *feels* like stuff like bike theft is ignored. I was basically told the same when I reported one a year or so back....
Do you know if this quadlock compatible with the Cyclic quadlock?
Don't forget "notorious" roads, and "dangerous" roads.
Unfortunately not having a subscription I can't see the important bits, like the size of the effect, the experimental design etc. ......
When I got my Mavic wheels I got them on the understanding that I wasn't going to replace anything upon failure. And I will enjoy them until they die.
I'll take a Reilly, in a 56, though
But plundering the wrong budget is the central issue....
It doesn't have to be very loud or frequent for the police and legal process to accept pro-offender propaganda, especially where annoying cyclists...
I'm glad Rendel has looked into this, and I await a reply from the Anti-Eddy camp.