I’ve just noticed it’s the annual “London to Brighton” ride (for the
British Heart Foundation) this weekend a ride I did on my bike back in
1992. Anyone doing it (or done it) on one wheel?
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Trevor Coultart (No parting comment)
I’ve just noticed it’s the annual “London to Brighton” ride (for the
British Heart Foundation) this weekend a ride I did on my bike back in
1992. Anyone doing it (or done it) on one wheel?
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Trevor Coultart (No parting comment)
Trevor Coultart wrote:
> I’ve just noticed it’s the annual “London to Brighton” ride (for the
British
> Heart Foundation) this weekend a ride I did on my bike back in 1992.
> Anyone doing it (or done it) on one wheel?
Not a pleasant thought. The sheer density of cyclists would make me worry
about the safety of doing it on a Coker, and I wouldn’t fancy riding 60
miles on anything smaller.
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Danny Colyer (remove your.mind to reply)
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On 15/6/01 8:51 pm, Danny Colyer posted:
> Trevor Coultart wrote:
>> I’ve just noticed it’s the annual “London to Brighton” ride (for the
> British
>> Heart Foundation) this weekend a ride I did on my bike back in 1992.
>> Anyone doing it (or done it) on one wheel?
>
> Not a pleasant thought. The sheer density of cyclists would make me
> worry about the safety of doing it on a Coker, and I wouldn’t fancy
> riding 60 miles on anything smaller.
>
Good point - I think it’s about 27000 bikes. It was great fun on a bike,
though - a really good-feeling event.
I’ve also just found out its national “Bike-to-Work” day on the 20th
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Trevor Coultart (No parting comment)