Let's Ride - Bury - Borough Bash - 20.4 Mile Bike Ride

Sunday 9th December 2018 10:30am

Starting from - Whitefield Park car park, M45 8QY

20.4 miles
Hybrid (road tyres), Road
4 hr

Challenging
Bury
Adults 16+ only

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Led by experienced ride leaders, these rides are a great way to explore new places and to meet new people who enjoy cycling. They are suitable for all levels of experience, so whether you are a beginner or a seasoned cyclist, you can find a ride that is right for you.

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Starting point

Whitefield Park
Stanley Road
Whitefield
Greater Manchester
M45 8QY

Whitefield Park car park

Starting in Whitefield Park, Bury, the route travels an uncomplicated road route passing through the outskirts of neighbouring areas within Bolton, Salford, Manchester, Middleton and Rochdale. The ride features minor but noteworthy climbs of Stoneclough, Rainsough Brow, Bowlee and a couple of other short hills. A cafe/picnic stop midway in Heaton Park is the main “refuelling” point. Riding along “Harry Hill Way” (named after a British cyclist who competed in the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin. He won a bronze medal in the 4000m team pursuit.) features towards the end of the ride.

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