Blue Giraffe Bicycles North York Moors Spring Classic Sportive

Cycle Sportive , Stokesley – Sunday, 06 Apr 2014

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Registered Sportive

Event Summary

Event Overview

The Blue Giraffe Bicycles / North York Moor Spring Classic feature a new route for 2014. Utilising much of a route used for many years on the Four Dales Road Race. The route is a 56 mile challenge with 1139 metres of climbing and a longest climb of 253 metres over almost 8 miles. The majority of the climbs are shorter but much steeper! The route leads away from Kirkby to Carlton and a climb of the savage Carlton Bank, leading to Chop Gate and taking in Bilsdale to climb Newgate Bank. Helmsley is next followed by a fast section to Kirby Moorside and the lengthy climb to the top of the moors at Blakey Ridge. Castleton is visited with another lung busting climb out of the village. Once back onto the top of the moors the route heads towards Commondale and Kildale before returning to Kirkby.

The second option is shorter and a more gently undulating 30 mile route taking in villages west of the North York Moors. Starting in Kirkby, going via Carlton, Hutton Rudby, Rounton, Crathorne, Hutton Rudby, Seamer, Stokesley and Kirkby.

 Both routes will be fully signed with our ‘bgb’ arrows. The start area has toilet and changing facilities. Our mechanic will also be on hand to help with any last minute problems. A selection of tyres and inner tubes along with other products will also be available to purchase. After signing on you will be given a number to be displayed on the front of your bike and a complementary gel. Both the routes have feed stations where you will be able to top up water bottles and grab some food to keep you going. We also will provide on route mechanic support and a broom waggon. We pride ourselves on the friendly atmosphere so after signing in at the end of your ride please stay a while and enjoy refreshments and a chat. You will find a full route description, map and on the day details on our web site www.bluegiraffebicycles.com

If you enter all 3 road sportive events run by Blue Giraffe Bicycles in 2014 you will be eligible for a 20% discount off the price off your next bike service. (Excludes parts) Contact the shop for details.

Event Details

Event URN:

304561

Start Date:

Sun, 6th Apr 2014

Event Type:

Cycle Sportive (Non-Competitive)

Venue:

Great Broughton and Kirby Sports Club, Kirkby In Cleveland, Kirkby Lane, Stokesley, North Yorkshire, TS9 7HG

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Times

Provisional Times

Emma Backhouse
Paul Dean
Ryan Greaves
Venessa McPhie
janet senior
Martin Addison
robert addison
Ian Bell
Chris Booth
Rob Brixey
Philip Burke
Alistair Burton
Philip Calvert
Mark Campbell
Steve Cartman
Stephen Cowman
Simon Douglas
Andy Downs
Peter Egan
PAUL  FOX
NICK GAUNT
Paul Gibbons
emma greaves
michael grounds
Sim Hall
Thomas Hutton
matthew jones
Ian Lane
Iain Maltby
james martin
richard martin
carl maynard
Jim Mortimer
Ian Nixon
Seamus ONeill
Tom Phillipson
John Senior
John Senior
graham shaw
Michael Smith
Adam Smith
Trevor Truran
Richard Turner
alex wade
Michael Wallace
Neil Wardill
Dean Webster
Mark Wright
Timothy Wynn

About the Event

Info for Riders

Feed station. First Aid. On road support.Technical support. Food and Drink available at the finish venue.Routes fully signed. Basic bike parts and spares available.

The Rides

Blue Giraffe Bicycles North York Moors Spring Classic Sportive Ride
Date Start Distance Est. Field Size
Sun 06/04/14 08:30 06 hr / plus 1 laps / 110km / 68 miles 150
Entry: Postal: (£20.00), On Day: (£25.00)
Sun 06/04/14 – 08:30
Est. Field Size: 150
06 hr / plus 1 laps / 110km / 68 miles
Blue Giraffe Bicycles North York Moors Spring Classic Sportive Short Route Ride
Date Start Distance Est. Field Size
Sun 06/04/14 08:30 03 hr / plus 1 laps / 52km / 32 miles 20
Entry: Postal: (£17.00), On Day: (£20.00)
Sun 06/04/14 – 08:30
Est. Field Size: 20
03 hr / plus 1 laps / 52km / 32 miles

Event Summary

Event Overview

The Blue Giraffe Bicycles / North York Moor Spring Classic feature a new route for 2014. Utilising much of a route used for many years on the Four Dales Road Race. The route is a 56 mile challenge with 1139 metres of climbing and a longest climb of 253 metres over almost 8 miles. The majority of the climbs are shorter but much steeper! The route leads away from Kirkby to Carlton and a climb of the savage Carlton Bank, leading to Chop Gate and taking in Bilsdale to climb Newgate Bank. Helmsley is next followed by a fast section to Kirby Moorside and the lengthy climb to the top of the moors at Blakey Ridge. Castleton is visited with another lung busting climb out of the village. Once back onto the top of the moors the route heads towards Commondale and Kildale before returning to Kirkby.

The second option is shorter and a more gently undulating 30 mile route taking in villages west of the North York Moors. Starting in Kirkby, going via Carlton, Hutton Rudby, Rounton, Crathorne, Hutton Rudby, Seamer, Stokesley and Kirkby.

 Both routes will be fully signed with our ‘bgb’ arrows. The start area has toilet and changing facilities. Our mechanic will also be on hand to help with any last minute problems. A selection of tyres and inner tubes along with other products will also be available to purchase. After signing on you will be given a number to be displayed on the front of your bike and a complementary gel. Both the routes have feed stations where you will be able to top up water bottles and grab some food to keep you going. We also will provide on route mechanic support and a broom waggon. We pride ourselves on the friendly atmosphere so after signing in at the end of your ride please stay a while and enjoy refreshments and a chat. You will find a full route description, map and on the day details on our web site www.bluegiraffebicycles.com

If you enter all 3 road sportive events run by Blue Giraffe Bicycles in 2014 you will be eligible for a 20% discount off the price off your next bike service. (Excludes parts) Contact the shop for details.

Event Details

Event URN:

304561

Start Date:

Sun, 6th Apr 2014

Event Type:

Cycle Sportive (Non-Competitive)

Venue:

Great Broughton and Kirby Sports Club, Kirkby In Cleveland, Kirkby Lane, Stokesley, North Yorkshire, TS9 7HG

View map

Times

Provisional Times

Emma Backhouse
Paul Dean
Ryan Greaves
Venessa McPhie
janet senior
Martin Addison
robert addison
Ian Bell
Chris Booth
Rob Brixey
Philip Burke
Alistair Burton
Philip Calvert
Mark Campbell
Steve Cartman
Stephen Cowman
Simon Douglas
Andy Downs
Peter Egan
PAUL  FOX
NICK GAUNT
Paul Gibbons
emma greaves
michael grounds
Sim Hall
Thomas Hutton
matthew jones
Ian Lane
Iain Maltby
james martin
richard martin
carl maynard
Jim Mortimer
Ian Nixon
Seamus ONeill
Tom Phillipson
John Senior
John Senior
graham shaw
Michael Smith
Adam Smith
Trevor Truran
Richard Turner
alex wade
Michael Wallace
Neil Wardill
Dean Webster
Mark Wright
Timothy Wynn

About the Event

Info for Riders

Feed station. First Aid. On road support.Technical support. Food and Drink available at the finish venue.Routes fully signed. Basic bike parts and spares available.

The Rides

Blue Giraffe Bicycles North York Moors Spring Classic Sportive Ride
Date Start Distance Est. Field Size
Sun 06/04/14 08:30 06 hr / plus 1 laps / 110km / 68 miles 150
Entry: Postal: (£20.00), On Day: (£25.00)
Sun 06/04/14 – 08:30
Est. Field Size: 150
06 hr / plus 1 laps / 110km / 68 miles
Blue Giraffe Bicycles North York Moors Spring Classic Sportive Short Route Ride
Date Start Distance Est. Field Size
Sun 06/04/14 08:30 03 hr / plus 1 laps / 52km / 32 miles 20
Entry: Postal: (£17.00), On Day: (£20.00)
Sun 06/04/14 – 08:30
Est. Field Size: 20
03 hr / plus 1 laps / 52km / 32 miles
Entry powered by British Cycling
Registered Sportive

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