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Grand Tour Somerset
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CONTACT & TICKETS:
http://www.grandtourcycling.co.uk/our-rides/item/18-grand-tour-somerset-sportive
Join us on our annual sportive event here on our home patch riding our favourite roads,
over our favourite hills and, ahem, past our favourite cafes. You have 2x choices - 102 mile
& 85 miles...you'll need to keep up the pace to get all the way around this level 5 102 mile
wonder ride and don't be thinking the 85 mile is a baby brother either...still plenty of
challenging terrain whichever course you choose. Including the majesty of the Mendips, the
quality of the Quantocks, the Exquisitness of Exmoor and the downright dastardly last climb
up on to the Blackdowns - this is a true test of grit and determination. Four classic ranges of
hills, and some truly epic riding...
info [at] grandtourcycling.co.uk 01460 249191
It also drastically increases transport requirements. how many schools are you pooling into one catchment? the borough, the town? the county? sure...
Saved transfers paid off in the end..
Walking your bike through a pedestrian zone is active travel.
And yet you advocate protective equipment, mandatory licensing, registration and insurance. What else would you do to present something as unsafe...
Why not? Wout and MvdP still do CX and MvdP does MTB. Tom is off to worlds on the road and then he'll be off to worlds on the MTB
There is a cut up of a C50 on YT, very poor looking job, voids everywhere, look nice though I guess.
Unfortunately, only a small fraction of that melting needs to happen in order to cause devastating effects around the world.
This is really a question of mutual repect within of multi-use space. A pedestrianised area is really an Oasis for many people, they can wander...
It would be ruled via special exemption rather than via licensing.
Whats the matter, too many reasonable points justified by actual statistics?...