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ibikelondon.pngGot a bike? Like to party? Head to the first ibikelondon night ride of the year
ibikelondon’s popular night ride parties are about to begin again - so celebrate the beginning of Spring with a Friday night cycle to music.
Meeting at London’s BFI Southbank at 7pm, the ride will take off half an hour later and head off around the capital’s sights, with a number of music bikes banging out some tunes.
There will be some dance stops along the ways and participants are encouraged to dress up and festoon their bikes with lights.
The route can be found here.
Check out the event’s Facebook page for more information - and cancellation details if the weather is unkind.
The event is a free ride and everyone can join, with no need to register. There will be stops along the way and you may want to bring food and drinks.
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- brooksby 50 sec ago
Yes - you keep them in a box with an X on a map to mark the spot
- BIRMINGHAMisaDUMP 46 min 54 sec ago
Bro needs to be in primary position.
- Mathemagician 48 min 15 sec ago
To answer your question, yes you can sometimes feel the difference. Built a set of wheels for a friend and he installed them with new lightweight...
- Geordiepeddeler 7 hours 27 min ago
Cycling infrastructure does not force drivers to break the law, drivers are the reason they break the law, no one else.
- chrisonabike 7 hours 39 min ago
Ah but taking pictures of things to defy the man (avoid a fine) is righteous. Taking pictures of people to grass on them to the cops (perhaps...
- jaysa 10 hours 50 min ago
As a woman, this works great for me! My chain broke once, and a kind guy stopped with a chain breaker and sorted it all out for me. We stopped at a...
- andystow 11 hours 41 min ago
Same. I also have gone through a bunch of their tyres, and only the extralight disappointed (torn sidewall) but the standards are fantastic....
- chrisonabike 13 hours 39 min ago
Indeed - but it's no more inconsistent than our current road design - very often UK high streets are "for shopping" and also a busy through route....
- mike the bike 15 hours 9 min ago
If you ask the world's leading economic commentators how many people have been rescued from abject poverty by capitalism the average answer would...
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Aren't there two distinct I Bike London's?
There's I LDN / @ibikeldn on twitter / ibikelondon.com which is promoted by Cyclehoop and does these rides and a few other related activities.
And then there's Mark Ames / @markbikeslondon on twitter / ibikelondon.blogspot.co.uk who did the Tour Du Danger and writes regularly about cycling in London.
I am eternally grateful that I live a long, long way away from such tomfoolery.