As the start of summer this is a great sportive to test your early season fitness, The Ludlow Brewing Co Sportive pretty much has it all. Weaving around rural roads in the county of Shropshire the route will give you winding roads, amazing views and tough climbs up with Long Mynd upthere with the most prestigious of ascents.
The Fun Ride route is 25 mile loop along tranquil country lanes offers something for everyone. The route takes in remote river valley scenery and includes a traffic free trail through the geologically significant Mortimer Forest and a Roman Fort at Leintwardine. Starting to head back towards the Event HQ in Ludlow you'll have a feeling of accomplishment and excitement as you reconvene with your friends and family at The Ludlow Brewery HQ.
For those taking on the Challenge Route you will again head north towards Church Stretton taking you into The Shropshire HIlls which is allocated as an AREA OF OUSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY. You will take on the infamous Burway climb over The Long Mynd and once at the summit you will have panoramic views over Shropshire and Wales. From here you will head south towards Plowden and back towards the event HQ.
Once you reach the Event HQ there will be refreshments and food available to buy and live music to keep you entertained.
Date: Sunday 4th June 2017
Event Type: Road
Event HQ: The Railway Shed, Station Dr, Ludlow SY8 2PQ
Cost of entry: Fun Ride - £20/Challenge Ride - £35
Fun Ride - 25 miles
Challenge Ride - 70 miles
Registration Opens: 9.30am
Start Time: 10:00am
Entry on Day: Yes, if the event is not sold out
"Not waterproof Might not work with your fingering technique" Phrasing!
I have to say I've had the bog standard Garmin HRM for 10 years or so now, used several times per week, and it's still working perfectly
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Thanks, that's the target. Or I could get a big hat.
The "Idaho Stop" laws allow a cyclist to proceed through a red light when it is safe to do so. They don't legalize what you think they do.
But remember, most people drive huge SUVs now, 2-3 tonnes. Whilst I hold that thought, it mainly seems to be small blonde females behind the wheel...
It's not much of a bollard nor creating a "refuge" if it won't even stop a small sedan. But oh, if they were real bollards SUVs might get damaged...
Don't forget the right to park wherever they choose.
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It mounts on the handlebars, so will have no effect on the Climb or vice versa.