Summer of Cycling: Sunday Morning 10 Miler
Sunday 8th August 2021 9:30am
Starting from - By the cricket pavilion on Cholesbury Common where there is a small car park, HP23 6ND
This Great Missenden Breeze ride is open for anyone to join
- 10 miles
- Hybrid (off road tyres), Hybrid (road tyres), Road
- 1 hr 30 mins
- Steady
- Chiltern
- Adults 16+ only
- Women only
Free, women-only bike rides led by experienced Breeze Champions. They are a great way to get started in cycling or to improve your skills, whether you are a beginner or a seasoned cyclist.
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HP23 6ND
Join us on a ride starting from Cholesbury Common a couple of miles north of Chesham. Start location on What3Words: thank.throw.cabbages
Depending on road conditions I might vary this route but the plan is… to cycle down Dancer’s End and through Tring and then back up to Wiggington for a quick coffee and cake before returning to Cholesbury Common. This ride will mainly be on lanes but there are a few busier stretches of road. There is a steep decent and a climb back up to Wiggington so something to test your cycling skills. We always wait at the top (and bottom) of the hills so no one gets left behind.
Things to bring: spare inner tubes, pump and some water and most importantly your helmet. Lights are always a good idea for cycling day or night and maybe wear something bright or hi-viz..
Please ensure you bike is in good order for this ride. Check out this link For some useful tips
https://www.sustrans.org.uk/our-blog/get-active/2019/everyday-walking-and-cycling/the-m-check-for-your-bike-in-11-steps
Depending on road conditions I might vary this route but the plan is… to cycle down Dancer’s End and through Tring and then back up to Wiggington for a quick coffee and cake before returning to Cholesbury Common. This ride will mainly be on lanes but there are a few busier stretches of road. There is a steep decent and a climb back up to Wiggington so something to test your cycling skills. We always wait at the top (and bottom) of the hills so no one gets left behind.
Things to bring: spare inner tubes, pump and some water and most importantly your helmet. Lights are always a good idea for cycling day or night and maybe wear something bright or hi-viz..
Please ensure you bike is in good order for this ride. Check out this link For some useful tips
https://www.sustrans.org.uk/our-blog/get-active/2019/everyday-walking-and-cycling/the-m-check-for-your-bike-in-11-steps
Sunday morning spin to Tring & Wiggington
Mainly country lanes but some busier stretchers of road
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