Dear Cyclists,
We were delighted by the popularity and success of the ride from Kingston to the Tour de France prologue and we hope that you enjoyed it too.
Kingston Cycling Campaign are organising another ride to a big London cycling celebration on Sunday September 23rd - the London FREEWHEEL ride.
Transport for London are celebrating a Europe-wide "In town without my car" event by making traffic-free a 14 km route in central London, allowing thousands of riders to take over the streets and enjoy the capital's most iconic sights including the London Eye, Victoria Embankment, Westminster and St Paul's Cathedral and the Mall.
Freewheelers will also be able to take part in the Freewheel Festival - an event at St James's Park open to all participants and their family and friends. Highlights of the festival will include: a Hovis picnic, BMX, mountain and trial bike stunts, cycling acrobatics, and a cycling circus along with children's activities and information on cycling in London.
We shall be taking a ride from Kingston to join the celebration. If you would like to come too or would like to know more about it, please let me know.
There is a website www.londonfreewheel.com
Kind Regards John
We were delighted by the popularity and success of the ride from Kingston to the Tour de France prologue and we hope that you enjoyed it too.
Kingston Cycling Campaign are organising another ride to a big London cycling celebration on Sunday September 23rd - the London FREEWHEEL ride.
Transport for London are celebrating a Europe-wide "In town without my car" event by making traffic-free a 14 km route in central London, allowing thousands of riders to take over the streets and enjoy the capital's most iconic sights including the London Eye, Victoria Embankment, Westminster and St Paul's Cathedral and the Mall.
Freewheelers will also be able to take part in the Freewheel Festival - an event at St James's Park open to all participants and their family and friends. Highlights of the festival will include: a Hovis picnic, BMX, mountain and trial bike stunts, cycling acrobatics, and a cycling circus along with children's activities and information on cycling in London.
We shall be taking a ride from Kingston to join the celebration. If you would like to come too or would like to know more about it, please let me know.
There is a website www.londonfreewheel.com
Kind Regards John
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