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    Stephen Shrubsall

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    Mark Beaumont rode around in world in just 78 days, covering 240 miles a day. What did he discover about himself, and about the limits of human endurance, along the way? - Photos by Daniel Gould

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    • Ride with... South Western Road Club

      A ride through some of Surrey’s most verdant countryside with the colourful South Western Road Club outfit from Cobham, in association with PowerBar

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      By Stephen Shrubsall • Published 3 February 17

    • A day in the life of a cycling cafe

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