Midsummer's Evening MTB ride - Bath area
Chas_T
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Optional pub stop near the end ;-)
Everything you need to know is here:
http://www.somervalley.org.uk/Other_pag ... r_2007.htm
No need to pre-register, just turn up and sign-on and we'll give you a map and routecard. The road junctions have been marked with direction arrows too so no getting lost.
The idea is people set off when they're ready and ride at their own pace, no massed start. You'd be more than welcome to join one of the groups who ride (the speedy lycra lads)... or the 'slow coaches' or any in between.
Contact svcc.mtb@blueyonder.co.uk or bathmtb@hotmail.com with any Q's.
Everything you need to know is here:
http://www.somervalley.org.uk/Other_pag ... r_2007.htm
No need to pre-register, just turn up and sign-on and we'll give you a map and routecard. The road junctions have been marked with direction arrows too so no getting lost.
The idea is people set off when they're ready and ride at their own pace, no massed start. You'd be more than welcome to join one of the groups who ride (the speedy lycra lads)... or the 'slow coaches' or any in between.
Contact svcc.mtb@blueyonder.co.uk or bathmtb@hotmail.com with any Q's.
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I can highly recommend it[;)]
Great introduction to some (surprisingly) really nice off road - mix of quiet country lanes, byways and bridleways
Nice pub at the end - great views across the valley at sunset and great beer!
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