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3 Peaks 2014
Entries open on 1st June. It has to be done....
Can anyone identify this CCA rider seemingly having a quiet chat with himself?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/103798691@N02/10024216473/in/set-72157636058399425
Can anyone identify this CCA rider seemingly having a quiet chat with himself?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/103798691@N02/10024216473/in/set-72157636058399425
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Registrations have now closed and we have a record level of interest in the race with over 1,000 entries received. The race has a limit of 650 participants in response to requests from local landowners who have concerns regarding the impact of the race on the area. It is noted that we rely entirely on the goodwill of these landowners to provide access for the race route.
A consequence of the ratio of entries against available places will result in a large number of entries being declined.
Which sportive do you want to do Stuart?
I have "once used" landcruisers, survival bag and whistle available.......
btw, yes that is me in the picture - that was at the bottom of pen-y-gent, as i searched desperately for the energy to get my battered, spent and aching carcass back on to the bike and drag it up to the top of the last peak....what a great way to spend a sunday
I have been thinking of a back up plan...i rode the South Downs Way last weekend with a mixed ability bunch over 2 and a half days. Its fantastic, 100 miles all off road, 3500m of climbing, grass, pave, flint tracks and a few very steep 30% sections. All ridable, beautiful scenery and cross bike perfect. I would like to do it in one go and reckon 12 hours should be reasonably achievable. The end of september has 12 hours of daylight, maybe 3 peaks rejects could head south instead? or maybe a ride for all the off roaders next year? It would be rather tricky in the wet as the chalk gets mighty slippy.
....just a thought.
Would be very interested in doing this either before September, or next year.
Stuart
Very pleased but unsure how this can be if the 30th was the cut off date for the first lot who got places.
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Lakeland Monster Miles - 62 miles, 2781m of climbing
Fitz Park, Keswick, Cumbria, Sunday 12th October. Both picturesque and challenging - the route is a mix of bridleways, flowing trails, tracks and minor mainly traffic free lanes showing off the full range of what the Lakes have to offer and circumnavigating the Skiddaw Massif. A cross country journey by bike that incorporates a mixture of tracks, trails, lanes, bridleways & roads to create an interesting and challenging route over a variety of terrain and surfaces.
The route has been designed to be 100% rideable on a cyclocross bike (gate opening & closing aside). The on / off road nature of the route makes a crosser the ideal tool but, equally, a mountain bike can also be used.