Bikes take over capital
London is buzzing today with the news that once again, for one day, many of the capital’s roads will be traffic-free and open only to cyclists.
London Freewheel - Sunday 21st September 2008.
The 2007 event saw more than 38,000 bikes descending on the city's streets for the day. Cyclists enjoyed an afternoon of entertainment, picnics, stalls and cycling. Dubbed as an 'extraordinary day', the event stopped traffic along 14km of the capital's roads, turning the city centre into a bike friendly mecca for Sunday cyclists.
Inside sources tell us that 2008 is due to be “even bigger and better than 2007”. They also confirmed that, just like 2007, it’s open to everyone and free to register.
See photos from 2007 on Facebook
See photos from the day or if you attended submit your own pics.
Register for London Freewheel 2008
The date has been announced and whilst full details are still being finalised, early indications are that 2008 is going to be bigger and better than ever. So, don’t waste any time, complete the form on the registration page and get ready to ride!
