My dad completed the London to Paris ride in 2015 with a group from Bloodwise, and I had been obsessed with the idea of completing it myself.
As I am too young (I’m only ten) to join an official group ride, it was a completely unsupported effort: no mechanics, no prepared lunches, no motorcycle escorts, just the two of us. I had already completed a 102-mile ride as part of my training, so I was in tip-top shape for the challenge!
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