Rideout Ride of Remeberance, Ring of Red

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  1. crispey

    crispey crispey creme de la creme

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    #1 crispey, Nov 8, 2015
    Last edited: Nov 8, 2015
    After working on my indicators in the shed ay 1:30 am this morning using a head torch I was able to get out on the Ring of Red, Ride of Respect today, met up with some surrey TOMCC at Rykers then headed off to Cobham services on M25 for the local start. There must have been well over 1000 bikes there, lots of red!

    A wonderful turn out, hopefully enough to have completed the circle, truly humbling and wonderful to see and wave to people on bridges who had come to see us ride by.

    Hopefully we shall find out if we managed a complete circle
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    warmed up and
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    OFF!
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    1st in line
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    Cobham services
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    south mimms
     
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  2. DaveTheSuperVillain

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    Was gutted that I had family arrangement (which I'd rather have avoided to be honest) as I really wanted to do this! I did however come across a couple of big groups of riders on the M25 on my way to where I was heading, looked great!

    Maybe next year! Perhaps we can even get a forum meeting point of two for those close enough!?!?
     
  3. crispey

    crispey crispey creme de la creme

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    #3 crispey, Nov 9, 2015
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    would be great, I have to admit I'd rather be riding than faffing with family so youre not alone there!!
    Unfortunately it wasn't a success as there were not enough bikers, seemingly it was close tho, hopefully there might be some figures later but here goes my calculations!!

    The M25 is roughly 120 miles = 633,600ft, a bike is roughly 8ft long and the request you leave 3 bikes length between bikes, so 1 bike takes up 32ft; 633,600 divided by 32 = 19,800 bikes!!

    updated figures, it helps if you use a calculator
     
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