E: Friday 6th July 2007 Win a 21-gear Ridgeback Motion 2007 bike

sarerb18

This is the link for the one I found

This is the link that hjb123 found

Both of these comps are for the same thing and the same promoter but different web sites and different questions so make your own minds up and good luck
Probably need help with answer see below.
Win a 21-gear Ridgeback Motion 2007 bike

Competition closes on 11:59pm Friday 6th July 2007<center><table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="10" width="10"><tbody><tr><td></td></tr><tr><td>Enter the competition for a chance to win a 21-gear Ridgeback Motion 2007 bike </td></tr></tbody></table></center>THE Grand Depart of the Tour de France, the world's largest annual sporting event, will be hosted by London for the first time during the weekend of July 6 to July 8.
It is free to watch and is a great opportunity to showcase London to the rest of the world, bringing more visitors and investment and encouraging people to take to their bikes.
Cycling facilities across London are improving all the time with investment by the Mayor and Transport for London rising from £5.5m in 2000 to £36m in 2007/8.
It is no surprise cycling on the London's major roads has risen by 83 per cent since 2000, with an estimated 480,000 cycle journeys a day.
And by 2025, the Mayor of London wants to see a 400 per cent increase in the number of people cycling, compared with 2000.
London is a great place to cycle, whether it is in the centre of the city or in the leafy suburbs.
It is quick, cheap, healthy and an environmentally friendly way to get around.
There are lots of new cycle routes and to help you find your way around.
Transport for London produces cycle guides covering the whole of London, which are available free at the website tfl.gov.uk/cycles
If you don't have a bike, why not enter our competition to win a 21-gear Ridgeback Motion 2007 bike which is great for both leisure and commuting, together with a Trek Incite 9i bike computer so you can track your speed, distance, time and temperature.
To find out more about cycling in London, visit tfl.gov.uk/cycles
To find out more about the Tour de France in London, visit tourdefrancelondon.com
For more green giveaways, eco news and more, visit News Shopper's Green Guardian section
How many kilometres of London Cycle Network are there in London?900km but not till 2010 so does anyone know what it is now
Competition prize:
21-gear Ridgeback Motion 2007 bikeCompetition rules:
Prizes are not transferable and there are no cash alternatives. The editor’s decision is final. Evans Cycles Ltd, which is sponsoring this competition, reserves the right to change the prize for a product of a similar value.
sarer:)

hrafndot

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How many kilometres of London Cycle Network are there in London?900km but not till 2010 so does anyone know what it is now
Competition prize:
21-gear Ridgeback Motion 2007 bikeCompetition rules:
Prizes are not transferable and there are no cash alternatives. The editor’s decision is final. Evans Cycles Ltd, which is sponsoring this competition, reserves the right to change the prize for a product of a similar value.
sarer:)

I had a search in the LCN website and found the following " Progress To Date

In 2005/06 assets implemented on the network contributed to 53km of the network completion. The calculated length of network complete at the end of 2005/06 is 495km." will this help people make up their minds?