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Olympic hero calls for people to get on bikes



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WORLD champion cyclist Chris Hoy is calling on people to saddle up during Bike Week and get into gear for deafness charity the Royal National Institute for Deaf People's (RNID) London to Paris challenge.
The city-born Olympic gold medallist is urging cyclists to travel the 300km between the two capitals on September 26-29.

Places in RNID's team are available to fundraisers by paying a registration fee of £99 and raising a minimum of £1000.





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  • Last Updated: 17 June 2008 9:32 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Cycling
 
1

alex paterson,

embra 17/06/2008 10:32:26
Does Chris Hoy cycle on pavements.
2

Ron D,

Enybru 17/06/2008 13:41:21
Does he park on the pavement?

 

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