London Parks Royal Flush
Sunday 21 Aug 2016

If you're fairly confident on your bike and ready to broaden your cycling horizons, Sky's Steady rides are ideal. At a comfortable pace, and possibly with some modest hills along the way, rides take place on mainly quiet roads with plenty of sights along the way. Rides are between 6 and 20 miles long, at a moderate pace of between 7 and 10 miles an hour.

A circular 18 mile ride taking in four of London's fine Royal Parks. The route uses traffic-free paths and parkland paths and is connected by suburban roads. On your way you'll take in the sights of Richmond Park, a popular destination for London's cyclists, Hampton Court, with its majestic Palace and formal gardens and the adjoining 1100 acre Bushy Park, dating back to the 16th century. The route uses entirely tarmac roads and paths so road bikes are suitable.

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	07 Sunday 07 May 2017 Kingston Cycling Campaign Challenge Bread Pudding Ride	08	09	10	11	12	13 Saturday 13 May 2017 Public Dr Bike
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	21 Sunday 21 May 2017 Kingston Cycling Campaign Easy Paced Bread Pudding Ride	22	23	24 Wednesday 24 May 2017 Public Dr Bike	25	26	27 Saturday 27 May 2017 Bike Maintenance Course
	28 Sunday 28 May 2017 Women on Wheels	29	30	31

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