2007 Event
On Sunday 23rd of September, 2007, London officially became a 'cycling city' as more than 38,000 cyclicts descended on the city's streets as part of the first London Freewheel - officially the "Hovis London Freewheel".
Dubbed as an 'extraordinary day', the inaugural event stopped traffic along 14km of the capital's roads, turning central London on a gloriously sunny autumn day into a bike friendly mecca for Sunday cyclists.
The links below give you more information on that first event's details.
To see pictures and videos of the day taken by professionals and attendees, then visit these sites:
Facebook
YouTube
Wikipedia
