Reading Roubaix 2017

Cycle Sportive , Reading – Sunday, 17 Sep 2017

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Event Summary

Event Overview

The ‘Reading Roubaix’ cyclosportive is based on the epic French Classic ‘Paris-Roubaix’. Its 100-mile route includes thirteen unpaved, cobbled  and gravel sectors, varying in length from 400m to 1800m (totalling 14km), all of which can be ridden on an ordinary road bike. The ride finishes, as does Paris-Roubaix, on a large outdoor velodrome, at Palmer Park Stadium in Reading.

Event Details

Event URN:

406615

Start Date:

Sun, 17th Sep 2017

Event Type:

Cycle Sportive (Non-Competitive)

Venue:

Palmer Park Sports Stadium, Wokingham Road, Reading, Berkshire, RG6 1LF

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Event Website:

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About the Event

Info for Riders

The ‘Reading Roubaix’ cyclosportive is based on the epic French Classic ‘Paris-Roubaix’. Its 100km route includes thirteen unpaved, cobbled and gravel sectors, varying in length from 400m to 1800m (totalling 14km), all of which can be ridden on an ordinary road bike. The ride finishes, as does Paris-Roubaix, on a large outdoor velodrome, at Palmer Park Stadium in Reading. Reading Roubaix has been designed to be as close to Paris-Roubaix as is possible in this part of the country. While there are few remaining cobbled roads in the area, there are plenty of rough gravel roads and stony bridleways, which deliver a similar riding experience to cobbles: the vibrations, and the heightened sense of speed and excitement.

The Rides

100 km Route Ride
Date Start Distance Est. Field Size
Sun 17/09/17 08:00 100km / 62 miles ---
Sun 17/09/17 – 08:00
100km / 62 miles
100 Mile Route Ride
Date Start Distance Est. Field Size
Sun 17/09/17 08:00 161km / 100 miles ---
Sun 17/09/17 – 08:00
161km / 100 miles

Event Summary

Event Overview

The ‘Reading Roubaix’ cyclosportive is based on the epic French Classic ‘Paris-Roubaix’. Its 100-mile route includes thirteen unpaved, cobbled  and gravel sectors, varying in length from 400m to 1800m (totalling 14km), all of which can be ridden on an ordinary road bike. The ride finishes, as does Paris-Roubaix, on a large outdoor velodrome, at Palmer Park Stadium in Reading.

Event Details

Event URN:

406615

Start Date:

Sun, 17th Sep 2017

Event Type:

Cycle Sportive (Non-Competitive)

Venue:

Palmer Park Sports Stadium, Wokingham Road, Reading, Berkshire, RG6 1LF

View map

Event Website:

Visit Website

About the Event

Info for Riders

The ‘Reading Roubaix’ cyclosportive is based on the epic French Classic ‘Paris-Roubaix’. Its 100km route includes thirteen unpaved, cobbled and gravel sectors, varying in length from 400m to 1800m (totalling 14km), all of which can be ridden on an ordinary road bike. The ride finishes, as does Paris-Roubaix, on a large outdoor velodrome, at Palmer Park Stadium in Reading. Reading Roubaix has been designed to be as close to Paris-Roubaix as is possible in this part of the country. While there are few remaining cobbled roads in the area, there are plenty of rough gravel roads and stony bridleways, which deliver a similar riding experience to cobbles: the vibrations, and the heightened sense of speed and excitement.

The Rides

100 km Route Ride
Date Start Distance Est. Field Size
Sun 17/09/17 08:00 100km / 62 miles ---
Sun 17/09/17 – 08:00
100km / 62 miles
100 Mile Route Ride
Date Start Distance Est. Field Size
Sun 17/09/17 08:00 161km / 100 miles ---
Sun 17/09/17 – 08:00
161km / 100 miles

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