Kingston Cycling Campaign - Chessington Olympian - 28 miler
Sunday 06 Mar 2016

Are you up to the challenge of the Zigzag Road up to Box Hill, the iconic section of the 2012 Olympic Road Race? Can you beat the ride leaders to the top? (Hint – you probably can, so don't forget to wait for us at the café at the top!) While the professionals take the busy route, this ride follows pleasant country roads through Oxshott, Stoke D'Abernon, Fetcham, Great Bookham and Westhumble. Test yourself on Bagden Hill before you get to Box Hill, where stunning views preface a magnificent descent through Headley Heath. We return to Chessington via Ashtead and Epsom Commons.

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September 2018

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	02	03	04	05 Wednesday 05 Sep 2018 Kingston Cycle Campaign Midweek Ride	06	07	08
	09 Sunday 09 Sep 2018 Kingston Cycling Campaign Easy Paced Bread Pudding Ride	10	11	12	13	14	15
	16	17	18	19 Wednesday 19 Sep 2018 Public Dr Bike	20	21	22
	23 Sunday 23 Sep 2018 RICHMOND BUSHY PARK & HAMPTON COURT EXPLORERS TRAIL CHESSINGTON OLYMPIAN 28 MILE RIDE KINGSTON CYCLING CAMPAIGN MORNING RIDE Kingston Cycling Campaign Bread Pudding Afternoon Ride	24	25	26	27	28	29
	30 Sunday 30 Sep 2018 Women on Wheels

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