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Q // I’d like to do a long-distance cycle in the UK. What do you recommend?

It’s the Everest of British cycling: the longest, hardest ride you can do without running out of road. But pedalling from John O’Groats to Land’s End (or the other way) is a long, logistically fraught endeavour, however, so if you’re set on testing your mettle on two wheels, then check out the 980mile Deloitte Ride Across Britain for a fully supported, nineday annual event. rideacrossbritain.com

But there are shorter and o. en more spectacular alternatives for those who want a proper endtoend journey to break up the usual cycle of circuits

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