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Hi all I'm up for riding back - probably a more direct route on the way home so should be 115 miles all in but powered by cake and coffee stop in Cambridge. I've done it before on my own but would love some company! Bring lights as we should be back around sunset. Weather looking pretty good now. For identification I'm the one with the banana cap.
Roland
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We have a tentative plan to do a train-assisted club run this Sunday (5th Feb). I'll lead a group that would be the equivalent of the B-group (see here for explanation) which should be following this route up to Cambridge: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/18831164
**EDIT: ^ this is a new version of the route, if you downloaded it before 9:40pm on Friday, please delete that route as it went off road and get the new version instead**
We would be leaving, as normal, from the town hall just after 9am and calling in at High Beach on the way up, but going there directly (not via Mott Street) and not lingering, so if you want to meet there instead of the town hall, you should get there by 9:30 (not the usually advertised 9:45). There is a fast direct train leaving Cambridge at 14:20 and getting to Kings Cross at 15:08, the cost is just under £17. I might work on the assumption that I'm going to get this specific train and book a ticket for myself in advance (but then again, I might not!).
I expect that there will still be a lot of riders who don't have the time for this adventure and will be doing a more normal club run getting back at a more normal time - hopefully we'll get this sorted on Facebook over the next couple of days.
Also, at least two people have talked about trying to ride up and back on the same day (which will be well over 100 miles).