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Entries are open for this fabulous sportive. We did it last year and would highly recommend it to all you keen cyclist.
There is the Radar Ride which we've entered which is about 105 miles and there is a Baby Radar - 40 miles for those just starting out or who are too keen on the longer rides.
Here is the link
http://www.everydaycycling.com/edc/events/events_2009/20090712_the_radar_ride.aspx
Let us know if you enter.
8 comments:
this looks like a good challenge, clicked on process payment, and now wondering what have I done!
woohoo!!!!!!
what have you signed up for the Big Radar???
I think I'll give it a go but the mileage scares me a little. I had a goal to do 100 miles in a day so might as well do it then! I'm hoping that riding in a group will help a little.
Colin, I think Gareth trains like that and it works for him ;-/
It doesn't feel like alot of mileage on the day ......
....eh, last sentence was a total lie!
Flipping heck - is anyone doing any work out there?
It's a cracking relaxed scenic run, especially if the weather is good. Completely flat as well (honest).
Colin
you should all go for a little run after it , down the hill and back up to the radar station should suffice!
decided to go for the longer option, in for a penny in for a pound (or pounding) maybe it's the accountant in me, entry fee v's miles (how sad!)
anyway, is there a cutoff time to complete,
will probably miss the scenic views due to looking at the ground between handlbars or for oxygen tent/paramedic.
100 miles, hope club kit has good padding in the shorts
Thats it confirmed. Looking forward to 105 miles, especially the first 10 or so that are all down hill!
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