Now in its second year, The Good Friday Sportive is the perfect way to start your Easter weekend! For 2016 we’ve revamped the route to offer cyclists of all abilities a new and interesting challenge through Kent and East Sussex. With a choice of three distances, there is one to suit you!
Setting out from Folkestone Rugby Club on the edge of the Kent Downs, the fully signed route quickly enters the countryside to follow quiet lanes that offer up a mixture of undulating terrain. There will be some testing climbs, exhilarating descents and fast flats with the final approach to Hythe offering over 20 miles of head down TT style riding!
The route takes in some well-known landmarks along with breath-taking scenery including The Devil’s Kneading Trough at Hastingliegh, Bodiam Castle, Kent and East Sussex Light Railway and plenty of picturesque villages. Quiet roads are the order of the day and you won’t be disappointed.
On the day you can expect excellent support from our team of mechanics, medics, motorcycle marshals and a broom wagon. On route there will be well stocked feed stations located in village halls where you can grab a cuppa, a snack and chill out before hitting the road again.
Whichever distance you decide to take on, you can be sure of a good day in the saddle with the iCycle Events team. At the finish you’ll be presented with a well-earned finishers medal and afterwards you can enjoy a complimentary massage and a hot meal.
The Venue
Folkestone Rugby Club
New Burlington Ground
Bargrove
Folkestone
Kent CT18 8BH
Three Route Options
Maxi 100 miles
Midi 75 miles
Mini 37 miles
Registration opens at 07:00 in the clubhouse.
Ride starts from 07:45 - 09:15.
Ride finishes 18:30.
What's included
- Free Parking
- Tea & Coffee (Start/Feed Stations/Finish)
- Chip Timing
- Signed Route
- Mechanical Support
- Medical Cover
- Feed Stations
- Energy Drink
- Broom Wagon
- Finisher's Medal
- Massage
- Hot meal at the finish
Entry fees start from £25.00 - visit the event website for full details
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I'm pretty sure they were reviewing previous complaints the little onion had submitted to the police, not social media. But your point stands.
It offers some left-hook prevention (good) and they have put some physical dividers in at the entrances / exits (also good) - but not everywhere. ...
No, there's no mention of Paramo. Because it's an article about a class action against Gore.
Brexit is also why a lot of EU police forces issue on the spot fines.
On long rides I always repair a tube so I can never 'run out' of inners. Once the punctured inner is free of the wheel I will try and find the hole...
Are they like ... well hooks hanging on the ceiling you hang a bike wheel from like my shed for 20 years? No mention of the oil or water dripping...
Like so?
But presumably they a) did something (and can proudly say so) and b) successfully used up an active travel budget / got a funding tranche......