Apeldoorn, The Netherlands, European Championships track cycling, October 2013

Posted on Tue 7th, May 2013

• #1

Dutch_Cheese

http://www.lfgss.com/thread106193.html
• #2

Dutch_Cheese

Now it's final!
On the last day of the European Championships Track Cycling, there will be a side event for classic track bikes.
This will be on Sunday, 20. October 2013 in Apeldoorn, NL.
This includes a show, presentation to the spectators and a classic bike ride / races on the track during the afternoon break.
More details later, but a certain sign of interest here or via a PM is appreciated, so we would have a rough impression of the size of the UK / LFGSS delegation.
• #3

Dutch_Cheese

All communication on this Facebook event page:

https://www.facebook.com/events/570037766353126/
• #4

Hairingtons

Wouldn't mind a little trip to Holland. Seems like a good excuse.
• #5

Dutch_Cheese

For sure, you're not the only one form that side of the North Sea.
Hope that a few more forumengers will come, too.

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