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Advice: London to Brighton on November 6th!

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Old 06-10.-2004, 10:00 AM   #1
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Default Advice: London to Brighton on November 6th!

Hi there,

Am a new(ish) cylcler - have been doing the one hour each way work run now for two months. A group of 8 of us are thinking of doing the london to Brighton route on November 6th to try to raise money for a charity. Am wondering if this is sensible given the daylight hours, and fact roads won't be closed... any thoughts from anyone about this?

Don't want to be attempting something potentially foolhardy...

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Old 04-08.-2005, 01:14 AM   #2
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Default Re: Advice: London to Brighton on November 6th!

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Hi there,

Am a new(ish) cylcler - have been doing the one hour each way work run now for two months. A group of 8 of us are thinking of doing the london to Brighton route on November 6th to try to raise money for a charity. Am wondering if this is sensible given the daylight hours, and fact roads won't be closed... any thoughts from anyone about this?

Don't want to be attempting something potentially foolhardy...

Cheers!

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Old 07-10.-2005, 04:34 PM   #3
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Default Re: Advice: London to Brighton on November 6th!

Are you sticking to the 'orignal' route?
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