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social cycle ride 10am Saturday March 11th


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This one starts outside Canada Water library, opposite Canada Water station (SE16 7AR) and takes a round trip to Dulwich Park and back. Return by 12 noon (usually on the dot)


It's a repeat of ride on June 11th last year and a round trip of 11 miles with some gentle uphills. It's a useful way to learn the way to Dulwich Park if you don't live near there. Some of the social rides will be starting from there during the summer.


The outward route will follow the railway paths (NR425) through Bridgehouse Meadows, Brimington Park, Peckham Rye Park. Returning the group will take Crystal Palace Rd, Peckham Square, east edge of Burgess Park, Southwark Park. Mostly quiet roads or paths. A few major road crossings, but all straightforward. Route at https://goo.gl/IWkKmN.


Those of you who came on the ride last week will know this already but for those that didn't: please make sure you have a spare inner tube and carry it with you on the rides. Last week we had a puncture that was not reparable so we needed an inner tube and the bike had 26" wheels, which is smaller than most of us so no-one had a spare the correct size. Big delay.... For more info phone Bruce on 07729 279 945

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