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Evans Cycles Ride It

The Evans Cycles Ride It! events comprise a series of organised road and off-road rides that are designed to take the hassle out of your weekend riding. The rides are non-competitive with an emphasis on riding with other riders, riding in new areas and sampling some of the best cycling the UK has to offer.

“It’s all about getting people to use their bikes more often” says Event Manager Dean Stacey. “What we do is take the hassle out of getting out on your bike – we research the routes, mark out the courses, plot them on a map and provide support throughout the day. All you need to do is turn up and ride!”

The series made its debut at Evans Cycles head office at Gatwick. The third chance to take part in this series is this weekend, at Albury, Surrey Hills on 1 June.

Every ride has three or four pre marked routes designed for all standards of riders from family groups to experienced cyclists. The routes are fully way-marked and riders are given a free Memory Map OS map to help with navigation.

You can choose from 15, 30, 60 or 90 mile routes. Entry cost is £10 per rider. Entry on the day or online at www.evanscycles.com/rideit

Pinnacle bikes will be on site with a selection of Carbon Aeos 3 road bikes to test. Featuring a full carbon frame and SRAM Rival groupset, these bikes are available to try on any of the Ride It! distances on Sunday. There is also the chance for women to test the female specific Aura Angel road bike. To book a test bike visit the Ride It! website and bikes that haven’t been booked out will be available to try out on the day. Please see the website for more details.

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