What does PBP stand for?

Paris-Brest-Paris (bicycle race)

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On the day of his accident, he was training for the 700-mile, 90-hour Paris-Brest-Paris bike tour.

County to pay injured bicyclist $3.5M

Club member John Radford gave a presentation on the 2007 Paris-Brest-Paris ride.

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There are long-distance night rides on the road, too, the Paris-Brest-Paris being the most celebrated: an epic of sleep deprivation and saddle-soreness.

Two wheels

As the countdown to August's epic Paris-Brest-Paris continues three Huddersfield CTC members - John Radford, Dave Robinson and Andrew Butterworth - who plan to ride, completed the gruelling North West Passage 200k from Rochdale over a very hilly route via Settle, Lancaster and moors to Blackburn.

Clancy in British squad

The 1,200km Paris-Brest-Paris ride is staged once every four years and August's event promises to be the biggest ever.

Cycling

Clr Bolt, a member of Ravensthorpe Cycling Club and a veteran of the gruelling Paris-Brest-Paris ride, says a bike route round the boundary on the road would cover around 75 miles or 120km.