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Thanks TIm. I know the Colgate route and it is a good option, but there are many variables. I may take something ending a little further south - between Handcross and Burgess Hill maybe.
Hi TrickdemI'm hoping to do this. My plan is to leave home at early o clock to ride to London for the 7am start then join the CC chat massive for the trip down to Brighton. Does anyone have a gpx or similar. I want to see if this is going to be far enough for my November Century ride.
Sorry Adrian, not with you?Addiscombe's meeting point, just fine.
I might. What time? I'm not going all the way to Brighton this year though.It would appear that the official route is 60miles. Is anyone planning to meet at HPC?
It would appear that the official route is 60miles. Is anyone planning to meet at HPC?
Acquire an old copy of The Highway Code?Slightly off topic but close - how many out there actually remember the old hand signals ? I wonder because I have just bought a 1925 m/cycle [ok I know - almost modern by veteran standards] but having almost been wiped out by a muppet [in a car] on a mini roundabout because 'my indicators weren't working [!!] I wonder how many know the hand signal for 'slowing down' for example or 'turning left' given from a car ? It's easier with a bike but still way too hard for most drivers it seems. Anyhow there are more classic car runs to come in summer so it might be an idea to check out exactly what some of the signs might be. It would be a shame to scream at someone "you weren't indicating mate" when actually he was.
Ho hum - just a thought.
Ahhh, thanks!I meant that Coulsdon South is Addiscombe's meeting point, and will be just fine.
I still get plenty of hand signals from motorists .... but they're not in the highway code ....Slightly off topic but close - how many out there actually remember the old hand signals ? I wonder because I have just bought a 1925 m/cycle [ok I know - almost modern by veteran standards] but having almost been wiped out by a muppet [in a car] on a mini roundabout because 'my indicators weren't working [!!] I wonder how many know the hand signal for 'slowing down' for example or 'turning left' given from a car ? It's easier with a bike but still way too hard for most drivers it seems. Anyhow there are more classic car runs to come in summer so it might be an idea to check out exactly what some of the signs might be. It would be a shame to scream at someone "you weren't indicating mate" when actually he was.
Ho hum - just a thought.
Agree with the others, you'll be reet! Tiz a fun day out.