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  1. Original post
    Brightonian
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    Hi

    If you live in the vicinity of Brighton you might like to try out a new internet discussion group
    called Brighton Area Cyclists. The "Brighton Area" I have in mind is pretty big easily encompassing
    places like Worthing, Haywards Heath, Seaford and beyond.

    All types of cyclists are welcome, commuters, mountain bikers, those that go on occasional rides
    right through to experienced long distance tourers and fast road cyclists.

    All types of bicycle are welcome and any form of Human Powered Vehicle.

    This group is an email discussion list which means that once subscribed you receive all emails sent
    to the group.

    You can get more information about the group at this web-page:

    uk.groups.yahoo.combrighton area cyclists

    To subscribe to the group use this email address:

    [email hidden]

    To post to the group subsequently use this email address:

    [email hidden]

    Thank you 🙂

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  2. Adrian Boliston
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    "Brightonian" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    If you live in the vicinity of Brighton you might like to try out a new internet discussion group
    called Brighton Area Cyclists. The "Brighton


    Area"

    Quoted message said:

    I have in mind is pretty big easily encompassing places like Worthing, Haywards Heath, Seaford
    and beyond.

    I remember a website that showd the most crazy cycle paths in the country in brighton!

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  3. James Hodson
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    Brightonian said:

    I have in mind is pretty big easily encompassing places like Worthing,

    All types of cyclists are welcome, commuters, mountain bikers, those that go on occasional rides
    right through to experienced long distance tourers and fast road cyclists.

    Worthing? Only aged colonels and complete and utter tossers live there.

    Hang on. I'm not a colonel.

    James

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  4. Wafflydirtycatl
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    Worthing? Only aged colonels and complete and utter tossers live there.

    Hang on. I'm not a colonel.

    James

    Nor the other James ;-)

    Cheers, helen s

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  5. Martin
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    James Hodson <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Brightonian said:

    I have in mind is pretty big easily encompassing places like Worthing,

    All types of cyclists are welcome, commuters, mountain bikers, those that go on occasional rides
    right through to experienced long distance tourers and fast road cyclists.

    Worthing? Only aged colonels and complete and utter tossers live there.

    And Gourmets

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  6. James Hodson
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    (martin) said:

    And Gourmets


    Hah! Prove it.

    James

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