SWCC B Ride Sunday 10th October

Posted on Thu 7th, October 2021

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• #1

StewartB
This Sunday's B ride is a 47-mile loop stopping off at The Forge Cafe, Culworth. A little lumpy as we venture into South Northamptonshire.

If, as experienced in recent weeks there is a high number of attendees, will split the ride into two groups, so looking for a volunteer to help lead a second group.

No-one gets left behind, and we ride together, moreover to support/encourage each other and conserve energy. Anyone wishing to 'step-up' to a B ride are warmly welcomed.

The weather forecast is looking good, light cloud and a gentle breeze.

If you wish to come out to play please tap the 'I'm Attending' button and I look forward to meeting up on Sunday.

Stewart 07939488797

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• #2

luke1809

I'm going to attempt to see how the hamstring goes, so may ditch mid ride.

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