Tweed-Clad Cyclists Pedal Through London

0:00Stay informed with Europe news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Cory with the story. Hundreds of cyclists peddled through London this weekend, all decked out in sharp tweet outfits for the annual tweet run. Around 800 riders joined in, turning the streets into a stylish parade of wool and vintage vibes. This event kicked off back in 2008 with just a handful of friends, but is blown up into a massive tradition that draws folks from all over. The ride started at 10 a.m. on Saturday from North Hampton Road in Clurkinwell, winding about 10 to 12 miles up to St. Pancras Gardens near Kings, cross with chill stops for tea and lunch along the way. Riders cruise past spots like Savile Row, the tailoring hotspot, rocking everything from wool plus fours and hair as tweed jackets to crevettes, cycling, skirts, and even hip flasks for a sip on the go. Riders born and Hollingsworth handed out prizes for the best dressed man and woman, keeping the whole scene classy and fun as the peloton rolled.