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Ride London, 29 Mai 2022, le retour! Un peloton immense dans la capitale Britannique!

Ride London est de retour, après les 2 ans de suspension Covid, le 29 Mai 2022, 20000 cyclistes enthousiastes ont participé à cette gigantesque fête du vélo (qualifiée de plus grand festival mondial pour le vélo) , à travers la ville (réservée aux cyclistes), en direction de l’Essex, via la forêt historique EPPING, sur les 3 distances de 30, 60 ou 100 miles (163 kms).

Sans aucun doute, le vélo sportif pour toutes et tous est bien une véritable passion pour les cyclistes Britanniques.

CPT.com

06/2022

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And they’re off: more than 20,000 amateur cyclists have started their RideLondon journeys on brand new routes into Essex, as the event returns after more than 1,000 days away.

It was an early start for those taking on the RideLondon-Essex 100, RideLondon-Essex 60 and RideLondon-Essex 30 mass participation rides, which all began on Victoria Embankment from 06:00.

Riders taking on the 100-mile challenge have started to make their way into Essex via the historic Epping Forest. From there, they’ll cruise past some of the county’s most picturesque towns and villages – where residents are set to line the streets to cheer them on – for around 65 miles, before heading back into central London, where a rapturous applause awaits them at Tower Bridge: a fitting end to an epic day in the saddle.

And they’re off: more than 20,000 amateur cyclists have started their RideLondon journeys on brand new routes into Essex, as the event returns after more than 1,000 days away.

It was an early start for those taking on the RideLondon-Essex 100, RideLondon-Essex 60 and RideLondon-Essex 30 mass participation rides, which all began on Victoria Embankment from 06:00.

Riders taking on the 100-mile challenge have started to make their way into Essex via the historic Epping Forest. From there, they’ll cruise past some of the county’s most picturesque towns and villages – where residents are set to line the streets to cheer them on – for around 65 miles, before heading back into central London, where a rapturous applause awaits them at Tower Bridge: a fitting end to an epic day in the saddle.

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