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Manchester 100 mile/km bike ride
Event info
A great 'Century' ride - a choice of 100 mile or 100km routes along beautiful lanes through a wide sweep of Cheshire, helping to raise funds for the Christie Hospital. Starting and finishing at Wythenshawe Park, Manchester, the route heads first to Northwich, taking in Delamere Forest and Nantwich (the half way point) for lunch before heading back through Middlewich to the Finish.
Wythenshawe Park, Wythenshawe Park, Manchester M23 0AB
What's your budget? ...
A helpful reminder that there's a heck of a lot on offer from Mr Amazon - just very little idea of whether it's any good.
I hope she has contacted the police and they will do a simlar exercise and that restrictions with police resources are not held up as a excuse...
It'll work at around 50cm which is the space that the drivers that need this device will generally give a cyclist!
Trek upset you?
I'll bet if Wee Nicky rode 7 miles, the Scottish would think it acceptible.
You're all missing an important point: typical cyclist building, no high viz.
When is "between getting into a shower or bath"? One leg in, one leg out?
I find Sealskinz very bulky and stuffy. I have Raynaud's, too and with Sealskinz my hands get numb in a few minutes when is below +5.
They're both c.50mm deep carbon disc wheels, so both are a good 'fit' for the bike. The Zipps by my maths are a c.£1000 upgrade, so I'd want...