York Rally Grande Classic Sportive 2015
Following last year’s successful fundraising Sportive, the volunteer organisers of the York Rally (the cycling festival in June, see http://www.yorkrally.org ) are organising a repeat event this year, on the 20th September 2015. The three routes (36 km, 100 km, 140 km, about 22, 62, 86 miles) are as last year, and will start from Wigginton Village Hall just north of York. The longer rides will head up into the spectacular North York Moors, while the shorter ride stays to the mostly flat countryside below the Howardian Hills. All will be well signed, there's legendary cake at the stops, and sag and broom wagons are on hand. GPX downloads from the website.
Join the friendly Rally Sportive and see some of Yorkshire's most beautiful scenery!
Entries via British Cycling: https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/events/details/126982/York-Rally-Grand...
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