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Cycle with the stars

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  1. Got this in my email this morning.. I should reccommend this - a bunch
    of the young lasses in the club were quite taken with the likes of
    Chris Hoy, Ross Edgar et al at a recent track meet. Very approachable
    and nice people.

    ...d

    Entries are now over 100 and we are aiming to beat our total of 400
    last year.
    To help us organise the event please enter now either online

    www.braveheartfund.com

    or by post to

    Alan Miller
    1 Porter Drive
    Kilmarnock
    KA2 0NA

    Entry Fee £10 Cheques made payable to Braveheart

    CYCLE WITH THE STARS

    Some of the stars of world cycling will be pedalling along the roads of
    Ayrshire on Saturday, 28 October, as part of a mass participation
    fundraising ride. Sean Kelly, the Irishman who was world number one for
    much of the 1980s, and Scotland's Olympic champion Chris Hoy will
    lead the rides, over distances of 23 or 43 miles. And they will be
    joined by another Scottish hero, Graeme Obree - the subject of a
    recently premiered feature film - as well as Allan Peiper, Craig
    Mclean, Ross Edgar, James McCallum & Kate Cullan.

    Anyone can register to join in these rides, where the emphasis is on
    participation and fun rather than fitness and speed. Kelly, Hoy and
    Obree will not be at the front, leading the charge, but have instead
    promised to move around the groups of cyclists, sharing their
    experiences and passing on tips to all participants.

    No previous experience of riding in a group is required - only
    enthusiasm and enough fitness to ride a bike over 23 miles. And there
    are no time limits, either. Men and women and boys and girls of all
    ages and levels of experience are therefore welcome to take part in an
    unforgettable day out in the company of some of the biggest names in
    world cycling.

    The first Braveheart Fundraising Ride was held last year, and it was a
    great success. Some 400 riders took part, including Kelly, Hoy and
    Obree, with all participants hailing a memorable day out, on a route
    selected to take in some of the best roads and quiet lanes of Ayrshire.
    With registration now open, this year's ride is scheduled to beat
    last year's figure - and 500 is the target.

    For more information contact: Alan Miller alan.miller@braveheartfundcom

    See: www.braveheartfund.com
    Braveheart Cycling Fun

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