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event
Wiltshire 100 & Big Wheel bike ride
Event info
A choice of three exciting routes, all starting and finishing in the historic market town of Devizes. If you’re up for it, there’s the heroic 100 mile route touching nearly every corner of Wiltshire, or opt for the gentler 50 mile route. And for those families with younger children there’s a great 12 mile ride exploring the peaceful Vale of Pewsey. This is an Open Event – raise money for the charity of your choice.
For more details and to sign up online, visit: http://www.bike-events.com/wiltshirebigwheel
Start Venue: The Green, Southbroom Rd., Devizes SN10 3AG
Start times: 100 mile: 7 – 8am; 50 mile: 8 -9am; 12 mile: 9 – 1030am
Distance: 12, 50 or 100 miles
On the day entry fee: £20 (£18.50 adv), 12 mile route Adults £10.00, Kids £5.00
Official Charity: Open Event – raise money for the charity of your choice
Phil from Fowey : live scene (Not sure what driver route problem Phil is trying to solve with this road.)
"Due to land constraints, it has not been possible to increase the width of the path, although two metres is accepted within Department for...
Holds it in place better no doubt. It's not complicated.
Tri-Flow smells so much nicer, though.
Unfortunately then you end up with systems that emergency stop for an empty plastic grocery bag blowing across the road.
I met and rode with Mohit on an ultra event a couple of years ago, one of the nicest guys you could meet. So sad to hear this - RIP
I would suggest that while this is the level of technology required to replace humans performing at their best, I doubt most would have spotted...
Only uno-fish-ally, though.
Yeah - but torx is obviously the plural of torque, so you're getting more for your money.
In my experience road tubeless rarely holds air consistently. Losing a few psi per week is the norm with some much worse than that. I have one...