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Thursday 28 May 2009
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Welcome our Blog. We are a well-established cycling club based in Cheam, Surrey. We welcome cyclists of all ages and abilities to our leisure cycling activities on road or mountain bikes. Rides are organized throughout the week on the lanes and byways of Surrey, Sussex and Kent with occasional forays further afield in the UK and on the continent.
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The point of these two bikes is that they are 40 years apart in age. The HE Green from the 1960's and the state of the art Felt from 2009 belong to Martin Shaw and Mick O'Brien. Any bets on which one belongs to which rider?
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