Top roadies and trackies from the past will reunite with compatriots at the second annual Golden Reunion at Leeds Hilton this Saturday (February 27) for an evening of cycling banter and leg pulling which last year went through to breakfast.
This year's guests include Brian Robinson, who in 1958 became the first Brit to win a stage of the Tour de France, Albert Hitchin who ruled the roost at home, Super Sid Barras who replaced him as top home pro in the 70s, plus track and road star Reggie Barnet and former national road champion Doug Dailey MBE.
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