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Newsletter 1 2007 (contd.)

10. Clubmark Celebrations :

  • Saturday 16th June in Danson Park. There will be no club in the morning and celebrations will start at 2p.m. by the boathouse.
  • Skills demonstration/s, races, speeches, buffet, family ride around the park and picnic.
  • Team Darenth riders, well a few, will be along to help as celebrate as will be the Mayor, the Cabinet Member for Leisure and the Chair of British Cycling South East Region.
  • Details will be sent out nearer the day but please put this date in your diary.

11. Danson Festival. The club will be closed that day but no doubt some riders will be asked to show their skills at the festival, which will have a French theme. The club may arrange a visit to Foots Cray Meadows or elsewhere that day.

12. The Tour de France. Saturday the 7th July is the start date of the Tour de France in London at 3.p.m. in the afternoon. The club will have riders-Secondary School age only- in the Bexley Borough Tour de France Yellow Jersey Time Trial Competition which is likely to be in the morning. The club may or may not run that day but we will let you know nearer the time.

13.  Contacting the club committee. You can do this by email by going to the club web site and clicking on contacts.

14. What tough riders! Well done to all those that braved the cold on Saturday 24th March. The thermometer on my car said 7 degrees centigrade at 12.30 and that was without the wind chill factor, which made it feel like 2 degrees although some riders didn’t seem to notice the cold, are they still alive I wonder. For those of you that do feel the cold wear something under your helmet, it doesn’t have to be thick but should ideally cover the ears-10% of your body heat is lost through your head. Wear winter gloves and wear a plastic top or something like it over your thermal layers, this will prevent the wind robbing your thermal clothing of all that warm air and making you cold.

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