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John Martin Hub might be a problem on days when its not warm enough to sit outside...
About half a dozen seats inaide.
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John Curtin Medium Fast Group - was a good tight group of similar ability maintaining a ride av of approx 18mph. The route was good with some little climbs & fast decents. The Hub, luckily was empty on our arrival & we were able to sit outside in the sun. If another group was there first it would have been a problem! The route back was short so 3 of us extended the ride from Whitwell by circumnavigating Stevenage - as you do...... 9/10 for route & empty cafe & 10/10 for the weather!
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Marco Latschrauner Fantastic ride today people, great company lots of climbing and longer ride= great mix. So here's to more like this Mr route master Phi
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Helen Russell Yes longer rides and more climbing a good idea. Mike Allen
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Jonathan Sewell Agreed Roger Bamberough, whilst I am now knackered, some hillier routes from time to time are definitely a good thing. Plus glorious sunshine and some fantastic views. Whilst we were strung out at times, I hope that we were looking out for each other and no one felt abandoned.
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Roger Bamberough
Route - some great lanes, challenging climbs and fast descents - good to travel west for a change.
Hub Cafe - we turned up as medium fast were finishing so we jumped into their seats out in the sun. Quick service, excellent sausage roll and their counter has moved to back of cafe which works well.
Enjoyable ride - recommend going out that way more often.