BRIEF:
Monday, named after the Moon. Night ride around the full moon. Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata comes in three parts with different forms; adigio, allegretto, presto! Expect the same with the route; pace vs terrain.
WHEN: +iCal
Mon 8th June 2020 19:00 - 02:00 Tue 9th June 2020WHERE:
The Cottage Inn Baltic Wharf, Cumberland Road Spike Island, BS1 6XGValidation: BP |
Award Distance: 100 |
Total Distance: 105km |
Speeds: 15-30kph |
AAA: 0.00 Rainbow Flat |
Climb: 1467m |
Event Information
description:
A quick evening ride straight over Dundry and The Mendips, then back up and over to Bradford on Avon before returning.
Caution: A section of the Kennet & Avon Canal Path is used from Bradford on Avon to Limpley Stoke; unmetalled surface, open water, low bridges.
details:
Start at 19:00 but I’ll be there till 20:00 for informed late arrivals. BUT finish by 02:00 (last orders) at The Beer Emporium, no allowance for a late start. Lights essential, mudguards advisable!
Type & Validation
- The route is advisory - you just have to visit the controls and gain proof of passage within time limits where specified; there may be parts that you'd like to take a different route and that is entirely up to you; the time limits for the controls don't change!
- Validation: Instant - you get to take your validated brevet card home straight away at the end of the event.
Reviews
What others think.
No moon Just full clouds of wetness.
Fantastic route to toughen the resolve with the weather conditions we encountered early March. Driving rain all the way round and fog on higher ground with 6 feet visibility added to the atmospheric conditions. . New climb for me to get on top of the Mendips – Coley Road out of Harptee towards Chewton Mendip. descent down Canada coombe after Bleadon a little sketchy but prewarned at arrivee.
Brilliant route would be a great ride in the summer.
Very cold!
I have found this ride very cold. Also, because I came to the start too late, I have to ride it mostly without the group. There was a bit section that I didn’t like. It was the main road leaving Lacock.