Ten Thames Bridges - 18th April

[Bledlow]

Does anyone have a .gpx file of the route, or know where I can get one? I'm thinking of doing it. Anyone got an opinion on the route, & is anyone else lazy enough for a 100 that day?

Minor domestic trouble. We've discovered a clash: Mrs B is leading a CTC ride that day.

[Manotea]

Hmmm, a new route for me. I might make this my first official outing of 2010...

Edit: Found this on Bikely by Jellied

[Bledlow]

Yes, I just found that. I'm a little unsure, because it's about 6 km shorter than the Audax UK entry gives as the length, but at least it's a good basis, even if it needs tweaking.

I'd been unable to get into Bikely for a while. Probably it was overloaded.

Aha - incoming PM from Jellied, here on YACF.  

Hmm. With that route, I could pop home for a cuppa without losing very much time. But I think it'll be a pint in one of the several decent pubs on the route.

[arallsopp]

Ben shared a London based 100km Audax route here:
GPX: http://www.benlovejoy.com/cycle/tripreports/londonaudax/londonaudax.gpx
GDB: http://www.benlovejoy.com/cycle/tripreports/londonaudax/londonaudax.gdb

I think it might be the sightseer though.

[jellied]

Gosh - I had forgotten I had posted that on Bikely.

I'm pretty sure that's the GPX I got hold from somewhere else and the actual route of the day was slightly different. I do have the actual track from my Garmin on Memory map from 2009 if you would like that as well.

My first and only Audax so I can't really comment on the route/scenery etc, but well organised and  fine taster for the future if one was so inclined.

[Sergeant Pluck]

I'm tempted to do this as a sort of tentative return to Audax. Probably do it on fixed.

[Bledlow]

Doh! The bloke I was going to ride it with will probably have to go to the USA that week. We're thinking of doing the Harlequin Hack on the 11th instead. Ah well, I'll be able to accompany Mrs B on the CTC ride she's leading.

The Harlequin Hack route is on Bikely, with a cue sheet, which is nice.