Cyclist Magazine

Bicycles, bananas and Bunnymen

ext month will see the 40th anniversary of one of the strangest bike rides in history. It wasn’t a race, sportive or club ride. Nor was it entirely recreational. It started at the steps of a neglected neo-classical building and wound its way through a litter-strewn city centre and past boarded-up shop windows to a series of stops at, respectively, a Gothic cathedral, a greasy

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