Ride 100k on the Ridgeway in a day!
The Ridgeway is Europe’s oldest continually used highway. Dating back thousands of years, this was a prehistorically important route, with many ancient landmarks along it’s length, and ending at the magnificent stone circles of Avebury (which predates Stonehenge by some 700 years!)
Today, the Ridgeway remains a popular recreational route, and a fantastic long distance MTB trail! Faster paced and less extreme than the South Downs Way, the Ridgeway never the less gives you plenty to get your teeth into. The route keeps you high up and offers continuous sweeping views, with just enough dips and diversions along the ridge to keep your climbing / descending muscles ticking over! The surface only occasionally gets semi-technical, leaving you with over 100km of very rideable trail to enjoy! It’s a ride that invites you to open up your engines, and test how long you can keep them running!
And we make sure that all you have to think about is riding. The Trail Break Team have over 20 years experience running long distance MTB challenges, and detailed knowledge of the Ridgeway itself. The Ridgeway 100 Return to the Stones is fully supported, from route marking to feed and support stops, so all you have to do is concentrate on taking on this epic ride!
maybe he needs to speak to St Chris of Boardman then, Active Travel England are the ones happily signing this off, the government havent just gone...
As a canti-brake user (on commuter) I must object! Cantis will handily eat rims too. And my ride will also stop on a sixpence if I can throw one...
Thanks all - GCN it is then. I spend enough time sat in front of my work monitor during the week that I don't want to do that on weekends with a...
On the bright side at least the 14 day rule doesn't apply. Hope he gets better.
Much though I appreciate Vine for efforts on the cycling cause, he is on thin ice bemoaning garbage journalism. We even fast forward his link on...
It wasn't quick, and it was a long time ago, since when they've had all their teeth removed and are basically as useful as a chocolate teapot.
I may try these as my third set of Trekz/Shokz has just died. I'll have a go at fixing them tonight, first.
Bearing in mind that WVA won a stage of the Tour with 2 ascents of Mont Ventoux, would a hillier course make much of a difference? I doubt it would...
I agree, that's a better word than I used.