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Bike Train to central London June 29th


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This social ride is timed to replace the train journey for people going from Peckham Rye Station and Denmark Hill to central London. The group starts from Nunhead, picks up riders at Peckham Rye at 8.10 from the bike stands behind McDonalds (next door to the station). A separate group leaves Denmark Hill at the same time and they meet in Burgess Park to continue to central London.


The route is here:

It's designed with safety and enjoyability in mind: two parks, a traffic calmed backstreet, entirely legal pavement cycling, more backstreets and then the new segregated cycle lanes to the river and beyond.


Arrival at Blackfriars is 8.45am and riders go on from there individually to Kings Cross, Mayfair, Hyde Park and the Tower. Return rides arranged personally. If this seems like something you might like to do you can just turn up or text me on 07842 640 207. If it sounds attractive but not perfect then mail me and we can tweak it for you


Sally

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