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Breeze in the Park comes to London

On Sunday, 23rd September Victoria Park will be transformed into a bike riding haven as women from across London will be taking to their bikes, with their friends and family, to join others to celebrate the success of women’s cycling.  With a fun and friendly Breeze bike ride kicking off proceedings, the ride will take in the picturesque sights of this brilliant park.

This summer has been described as the greatest ever time for women and sport, and British Cycling’s Breeze is playing its part by hosting “Breeze in the Park”. British Cycling’s Breeze network is the biggest ever programme to get more women into riding bikes for fun and women and their families are invited to get involved and celebrate this golden age of women’s sport.

Things have come a long way since the first Games in 1896, when all competitors were men. With over 4,800 female competitors taking part and more medal opportunities for women than ever before, this has been the most decorated Olympics for women by far.

Natalie Justice, Women’s Network Manager for British Cycling said: “London 2012 has turned out to be the Women’s Games and this extraordinary and unprecedented time deserves a celebration. We want every single woman in London who has been inspired to bring their bike and kids along to Victoria Park and join us for a special Breeze bike ride. There is a very active Breeze Network in London and if any women can’t join us in Victoria Park but wish to get involved, they should visit www.breezebikerides.com to find a ride near them.”

When
Sunday, 23rd September, 10am-1pm

Where
Victoria Park at Victoria Park Cafe, Lakeside Pavilion, Victoria Park, Crown Gate West, London E9 7DE.

What to bring
A bike, your pals and the kids but, most importantly, a smile.

Cost
It’s FREE.

Leading the way in women-only bike rides, Breeze is encouraging women of all ages and abilities to get on their bikes. To be a part of history, just turn up on the day or visit breezebikerides.com to find out how you can get involved in the meantime.  You’ll also find lots of ideas, tips and inspiring stories.

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