We watch a lot of bike-related videos here at road.cc as you may imagine, and try to share the best with you - and this one, shot from a drone above last weekend's Dunwich Dynamo, is one of the best we've seen.
Now a firmly established and much-loved part of the UK's cycling year, the event celebrated its 25th edition this year.
Urban myth has it that it the Dunwich Dynamo was founded by bike couriers who decided on a whim to ride east, towards the moon, after an evening down the pub.
But as cycling writer Jack Thurston pointed out to us, the founding fathers of the overnight midsummer ride from east London to the Suffolk coast were Patrick Field and Jez Hastings.
Numbers have steadily grown year on year and now run well into four figures.
Nowadays it leaves London Fields on the Saturday evening closest to full moon in July - meaning not only is it a short and (assuming a clear sky) relatively well-lit night, but one that sees particpants heading towards the rising sun, too.
This article by James Walsh on The Guardian Bike Blog gives a real flavour of what it's like to ride the 'Dun Run' and the sense of togetherness it brings to the cyclists who take part, and some of the communities they ride through.
Once you're past Woodford and Epping, that is ...
> Video: Teens push bike into path of Dunwich Dynamo riders, causing crash
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