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28 August - 01 September 2012
5-days, 330 miles, a lot of fun along the way and finishing with an amazing circuit of the Twickenham Stadium rugby pitch in front of 75,000 fans at the premiership double header. Competitors will have all accommodation, facilities, food and support provided within the entry fee. The 'overnight stops' will be hosted by local rugby clubs and a tented village will be ready and waiting at the end of each day, with the hospitality only rugby clubs can offer! The penultimate evening will also see a big dinner with rugby legends.
Ride with THE rugby charity, the RFU Injured Players Foundation.
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01 September 2012
Sitting on top of Sutton Bank with commanding views towards the Pennines is the National Park centre and the start for this great ride. We start off by riding North along the Cleveland way with the ground sloping away 700ft to your left, providing some stunning riding. For those on the Medium and long routes this track lasts for an amazing 10 miles before you drop down into the valleys of the Hambleton Hills and weave yourselves back along the maze of bridleways. The final sting in the tail is a long, constant climb back to the event centre and a well-earned rest. Just across the road is a sce
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02 September 2012
Sitting on top of Sutton Bank with commanding views towards the Pennines is the National Park centre and the start for this great ride. Riding out along the top of the Hambleton Hills you drop through the escarpment , skirt around the bottom of Sutton Bank, head past Byland Abbey before heading into the Vale of Pickering. Next stop on this scenic ride is the Village of Hutton-le-Hole, one of Yorkshires prettiest villages – just watch out for the sheep wandering around the village green! Here is the split for the long route which disappears out into the North York Moors National Park. After a l
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02 September 2012
Come and enjoy a late Summer's day cycling from Richmond Green to Alexandra Gardens in Windsor to raise money for Guide Dogs.
With the choice of 55 and 37 mile on-road routes or an alternative 29 mile route that is perfect for families, they all follow leafy lanes through the pretty villages of the Thames Valley.
At the finish you'll find entertainment, food stalls, a beer tent, music and sports massage. Head for the circus big top!
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02 September 2012
Come and enjoy a late summer’s day cycling from Richmond Green to Alexandra Gardens in Windsor to raise money for Guide Dogs for the Blind. With a choice of a 55 and 37 mile on-road routes or an alternative 29 mile route that's perfect for families, both follow leafy lanes and through the pretty villages of the Thames Valley.
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02 September 2012
Come and enjoy a late summer’s day cycling from Richmond Green to Alexandra Gardens in Windsor to raise money for charity. With a choice of a 37 miles on-road route or an alternative 29 mile route that's perfect for families, both follow leafy lanes and through the pretty villages of the Thames Valley.
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02 September 2012
Starting from Stanhope Place Gate we will discover all the amazing sights Hyde Park has to offer. Riding mostly on tarmac paths we’ll experience the fantasy that is the Peter Pan statue and the 900 year old hand crafted tree stump called the Elvin Oak. If it's warm enough there will be plenty of time to dip our feet in the Princess Diana Memorial fountain before heading on our way again. This is a flat, circular route with plenty for children and adults to see, is ideal for families or anyone who wants to boost their confidence on a bike all in the name of fun!
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02 September 2012
Come and join us on this ride where the area has changed in shape quite a bit over the years. Harmondsworth WAS a landfill site. However British Airways embarked upon an ambitious project to reclaim the land and convert it to the beautiful public space it is now. We meet at the Meadows community centre and then proceed along wide paths into lovely countryside with lakes, streams and rivers. From the top of the Moors you can see Heathrow airport and the Arch of Wembley stadium. Bring some sandwiches as it’s a lovely place for a picnic!
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02 September 2012
Join us for this relaxed ride around an interesting multi sports facility. We will pass around the lake where we will see all kinds of watersports occuring. We will be stopping for a short snack and continuing on. This is a great route for families and individuals looking to develop their confidence on a bike in a beautiful enviroment. There are 2 nature reserve areas to explore so don't forget to leave time after the ride to visit them.
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02 September 2012
Why not pack a picnic and bring the family for a gentle meander around the peace and tranquillity of Battersea park? Located less than 10 minutes from Westminster this ride will give you a chance to relax and enjoy being on the bike in a beautiful traffic free hidden gem of a park. See the famous peace pagoda after which this ride takes its name. This ride is ideal for families as well as those just getting into or returning to cycling.
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02 September 2012
Join us for a gentle route that starts from Barking Park. Riding mostly on bike paths we’ll pass around the park before stopping for a break and then continuing on. This is a flat route and ideal for families or anyone who wants to boost their confidence on a bike.
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02 September 2012
A challenging ride out from Barking Station to explore the local parks. Within just a few miles we'll be out of town taking in views of Barking Abbey. The 22 mile route is mainly on roads. Perfect for a blast of fresh air and a challenging ride out in great company!
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02 September 2012
As the name suggests this is a ride with a little something extra. Join us on this magical adventure ride designed for the whole family to join in. Spriggans are mythical creatures found at old ruins guarding buried treasure. There are plenty of old ruins along this disused railway line, but will we find the Spriggan who looks down on us....
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02 September 2012
Will we see the Ghostly Lady of Bruce Castle? Ride with us from Finsbury Park along quiet roads and Tottenham's green spaces to Bruce Castle. Look at the Clock Tower and you might see the ghostly form of Constantia. She is buried in All Hallows next door. Along the route we pass the model traffic area opened in 1938 and undergoing major regeneration. For the more adventurous cyclists we also pass the new mountain bike course. On the return we climb to the top of Downhills and are greeted by a magnificent view over Wood Green to Alexandra Palace. Well worth the effort in getting to the top.
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02 September 2012
Join us for an easy-going route that is self contained within the scenic Norman Park. Riding mostly on tarmac surfaces with a little off-road trails we will meander through the lovely woods of Bromley Common before stopping for a breather. This is a flat well-surfaced route and ideal for families or anyone who wants to boost their confidence on a bike.
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02 September 2012
If you are wanting to take your cycling out of the parks and on to quiet suburban roads to start exploring your local Croydon area then this is definitely the ride for you. A slight step up from the ride easy level this 5.6 mile long ride is short enough to not wear you out but long enough to take in one of Croydon's most superb suburban areas. Lloyd Park is the ideal place to start this enjoyable ride between the beautiful park and the famous Shirley Windmill.
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02 September 2012
If you want to get to know Croydon, this is the ride for you. Using four of Croydon's well equipped Leisure Centres as corner stones, we take you on a great tour around the borough of Croydon. As well as getting to know your area and how to get to the various Leisure Centres Croydon has to offer by bike this ride is also a great way to get out and stretch your legs on a Sunday!
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5 - 09 September 2012
The Environmental Justice Foundation will be hosting The Great Fashion Cycle, a London to Paris cycle ride to promote and raise essential funds to continue it’s work for a fairer fashion industry. EJF's fashion campaign is focused on ending the use of forced child labour and harmful pesticides in the cotton industry.
In it's fourth year this charity bike ride sets off on September 5th and they are looking for individuals or groups to join them.
Please email Kat for more info:
Katharine.ross@ejfoundation.org
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08 September 2012
Action Medical Research charity bike events team brings you The Independent London2Brighton ride. Ideal for both experienced and novice cyclists wanting to take on this iconic challenge and raise funds to stop the suffering of babies and children caused by disease and disability. Entry is limited so you'll be guaranteed a great ride that avoids the crush delivered by larger L2B events. This classy ride starts at Dulwich College SE21 7LD and heads into the fabulous Surrey & Sussex countryside. Once you have conquered the mighty Ditchling Beacon, you will cross the finish line on the seafront.
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09 September 2012
Join us for this gorgeous ride out from The Bridge Leisure Centre to nearby towns. Within just a few miles we'll be free from the hustle and bustle of city life taking in views of Blackheath. The 23 mile route is mainly on roads so road bikes are recommended. Perfect for a blast of fresh air and a challenging ride out in great company!
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09 September 2012
This route starts by the river Thames in Wandsworth Park, then continues along the quiet roads of Putney and Barnes then into Richmond Park. For some distance into the park we will follow the Olympic Road Race path. After a nice cycle we will take a well deserved break then make our way back through Roehampton and into Putney to finish where we began.
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09 September 2012
Join us to enjoy this pleasant stretch of the Thames. Look out for sailing boats, canoes and rowers. We will stop at leafy Canbury Gardens, just by Kingston town centre, before returning along the river to Teddington Lock and Ham Lands, which mark the tidal limit of the Thames.
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09 September 2012
Are you up to the challenge of the Zigzag Road up to Box Hill, the iconic section of the 2012 Olympic Road Race? Can you beat the ride leaders to the top (hint – you probably can, so don’t forget to wait for us at the café at the top)? While the professionals take the busy route, this ride follows pleasant country roads through Oxshott, Stoke D’Abernon, Fetcham, Great Bookham and Westhumble. Test yourself on Bagden Hill before you get to Box Hill, where stunning views preface a magnificent descent through Headley Heath. We return to Chessington via Ashtead and Epsom Commons.
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09 September 2012
Have you ever wondered how easy it is to get in and out of Kensington & Chelsea on your bike? If so then this is the ideal bike ride for you. Join our Ride Leaders as they show you just how safely and easily it is to negotiate riding around the borough using quiet back streets that you may never have seen before. This is a must for anybody who loves being on the bike, wants to do a few miles on a Sunday and wanting to find a few hidden commuting gems!
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09 September 2012
Come join us on this gentle 3 mile ride around the lovely Crystal Palace Park. This ride is ideal for families wanting to get out on the bikes on a Sunday. There is plenty to see and do in the park and there will be plenty of time to stop off and have a drink and bite to eat in the pleasant surroundings.
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09 September 2012
Camden may be known for its night clubs, but it also has a thriving collection of youth clubs too. Come join us on this ride around the borough to see just how easy it is to get to the various youth clubs in the Camden Borough. This ride takes us to six youth clubs and community centres as well as starting and finishing in a state of the art Skate park! An ideal leisurely ride for families wanting to see what else the borough has to offer.
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09 September 2012
This route is ideal for people who love cycling in the parks! We manage to cycle to 6 different parks within this 9 mile circular route. Setting out from Valence Park you will get chance to see the beautiful Valence House before we link up with Parsloes and Mayesbrook Park. From here the next stop is the historical Eastbury Manor before making our way back to Valence Park via Barking, South and Goodmayes Park. Do join us for a great ride which will boost your confidence on quiet roads and park paths which takes in plenty of gorgeous scenery and historical buildings.
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09 September 2012
Join us on this wonderful 20 mile ride that will really take you to some of the best kept secrets in the Brent Borough! Discover some of the green spaces in Brent, passing by the Welsh Harp Reservoir, Fryent Country Park, Horsenden Hill, the Grand Union Canal, Roundwood Park and Gladstone Park. The ride dips into the surrounding boroughs of Barnet, Ealing and Harrow, where we ride up Harrow on the Hill past Harrow School, visiting St Mary's Church for some wonderful views at the top.
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13 September 2012
Team relay endurance ride around Brand’s Hatch race circuit.
Test your riding skills against rugby legends including: Rory Underwood, Mark Reagan, Craig Chalmers, Doddie Weir, Phil De Glanville, Scott Hastings and Victor Ubogu. With a party atmosphere, food, drink, masseurs, prizes for winning teams and other events to keep you entertained this is one really fun packed day!
2 team race options:
12hr Team challenge (4-8 riders)
8 hr Team challenge (4-8 riders)
Join THE rugby charity, the RFU Injured Players Foundation, for a great day riding against teams of rugby legends
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15 September 2012
The Lake District is one of the most beautiful areas in the UK and we are in the heart of it. Based out of Coniston just west of the Lake and below The Old Man, the routes take in the trails between Lake Windermere and Coniston. Beautiful views over the surrounding countryside, a mixture of single track and fire roads which remain ride-able all year, we are sure that this one is guaranteed to please.
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16 September 2012
Lying in the valley in the centre of the Lakes means that whatever route we take it's going to travel upwards! All routes start following the undulating shores of Lake Coniston and into the valley borbering Lake Windamere which is a challenge but lets you enjoy the amazing views which make it all worth while. The longer routes return to Coniston and head out to the famous passes of Hardnott (Long route only) and Wrynose ( Long and Medium). Whichever route you choose it's going to be stunning.
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16 September 2012
Whether you usually ride for fun or to push yourself to the limits, join our Unstoppable team of over 5,000 cyclists in a much bigger challenge – to beat blood cancer. Cycle 13, 26, or 52 miles around London, or for a more extreme ride follow in the path of the 2012 Olympians and take on both Box Hill and Leith Hill in our new 75 mile route around Surrey.
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16 September 2012
Join over 1000 cyclists at this fantastic event in South Wales. Choose between 3 routes that will take you around Swansea and the Gower Peninsula.
With the new 50 mile route proving to be very popular in 2011 there really is something for everyone!
However there are still the 16 and 29 mile route options available if you don't fancy the longer ride.
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16 September 2012
Starting from Stanhope Place Gate we will discover all the amazing sights Hyde Park has to offer. Riding mostly on tarmac paths we’ll experience the fantasy that is the Peter Pan statue and the 900 year old hand crafted tree stump called the Elvin Oak. If it's warm enough there will be plenty of time to dip our feet in the Princess Diana Memorial fountain before heading on our way again. This is a flat, circular route with plenty for children and adults to see and is ideal for families or anyone who wants to boost their confidence on a bike all in the name of fun!
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16 September 2012
Join us for a gentle route that starts from Minet Country Park. Riding mostly on off-road cycle paths and canal towpaths you will be able to experience three of cycling’s different disciplines all in one ride. We start at the ride at Hillingdon’s closed road cycle circuit before doing some gentle off-road riding and ending up at the very exciting Hayes Hawks BMX track in Lake Farm Country. Here we will have time for a drink and breather before heading back to the start point. Who knew you could see three different types of cycling in a 6 mile ride!
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16 September 2012
Grab your bike, pack a drink and a little money and enjoy one of the best rides in London. This ride will take you from Battersea park close to central London all the way to the tranquility of Barnes and the Wetlands Centre, along the river Thames. This ride is the ideal way to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon in the capital on two wheels, whilst taking in the beautiful scenery along the river. The ride will stop at the London Wetlands Centre en route which all adds to the relaxed nature of this ride.
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16 September 2012
This route is ideal for anyone wanting to try a scenic traffic free ride. Setting out from Wanstead Flats, we’ll head through Wanstead Park to join the River Roding at the Roding Valley Park and continue in riverside parkland to Ray Park. There'll be time for a drink and some snacks before heading back. Do join us for a great ride which will boost your confidence in a traffic free environment.
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16 September 2012
Join us on this lovely family ride starting at the new BMX track next to Mile End Park Leisure Centre. The route will take us through Mile End Park and Meath Gardens, crossing two bridges - the unusually landscaped Green Bridge, and the new Meath Gardens Bridge over Regents Canal.
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16 September 2012
Come join us on our lovely circular route of one of London's oldest park. It has been used by millions of Londoners for nearly 170 years as a place of healthy recreation, sports, play and relaxation. This ride will show you all the park has to offer!
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16 September 2012
A pleasant ride for all the family – Gladstone Park has many nooks and crannies to explore. Find the Lady in the Lake, explore the Walled Garden, spot the tree sculptures, visit the poignant Fred Komis memorial, enjoy the views towards Wembley Stadium and ride past the circular plantation to commemorate 50 years of Indian independence. Discover why Mark Twain wrote of the park: “its noble trees and stretch of country, and everything that went to make life delightful, and all within a biscuit's throw of the metropolis of the world”.
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16 September 2012
This ride is ideal for families and individuals wanting to get out on the bike for a 7 mile off road ride. A fantastic route through amazingly serene and peaceful surroundings, Lea Valley provides a haven for diverse plant and animal life that gives the illusion of being far removed from London.
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16 September 2012
This is a perfect ride for anybody wanting to get out and really feel like they are escaping the city on a Sunday. The Parkland Walk is one of North London’s hidden gems. The ride itself follows the route of a disused railway line and offers a mix of forest like trails and breathtaking views of north London. This route links the trail with the iconic Alexandra Palace and Finsbury Park. This route is two laps so it is perfect for riders who want to do the full 15 miles or if you have had enough cycling for one day at the half way point it's the ideal drop out point.
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16 September 2012
This route is ideal for anybody wanting to try and take their cycling a little further. Setting out from Bromley Museum, we’ll head along some quiet suburban roads and off-road through Scadbury Nature Reserve and the scenic Petts Wood. There'll be time for a drink and some snacks before continuing the ride again. Do join us for a great ride which will boost your confidence on quiet streets and in traffic free environments which takes in plenty of gorgeous scenery. Be aware that you could get a little muddy in Petts Wood, obviously all adding to the fun of cycling!
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16 September 2012
Join us on this lovely family ride starting on Regents Park's Broadwalk and crossing over onto Regents Canal Towpath. The route travels between the enclosures of London Zoo as far as the houseboats at St Johns Wood before we visit Camden Market. Along with all the wonderful sights there is plenty of time and to enjoy a drink and some cake.
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16 September 2012
Join us on this wonderful 15 mile circular route, starting from the heart of Croydon and taking you to the lovely mid-point of Banstead Village. There’ll be a chance to have a snack and chat to fellow riders. With some hill climbs this route is ideal for anyone wanting to stretch their legs and get out of town.
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16 September 2012
Reclaim the road and take part in this fantastic cycle ride for World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF UK). Join hundreds of fellow cyclists for a fun-filled day cycling 54miles from the capital to Brighton's iconic sea front.
Join Team WCRF UK and get lots of training and fundraising support. Sign up fee is just £30 and we are encouraging all cyclists to raise £100 in sponsorship money. This is a great event not to be missed!
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21 September 2012
On Friday 21st September we will head off out of London through the Royal Parks for a 60 mile bike ride up to Oxford. Lead by experienced cyclists we will take on the edge of the beautiful Chiltern Hills and push on through the Buckinghamshire countryside. Then after lunch we’ll cycle on through the undiscovered lanes of Oxfordshire.
An unforgettable day with some breathtaking scenery, rewarded by the warm welcome of a meal at the Cherwell Boat House.
Contact: Aileen Stirman, 0207 222 1602, aileenstirman@cardinalhumecentre.org.uk
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22 - 23 September 2012
Take this chance to test your endurance at the world’s biggest triathlon and at the same time make a difference by supporting our work.
This hugely popular event draws in thousands of adrenalin junkies over the age of 17, taking place at London’s ExCeL centre in the Docklands. If you are new to it, don’t worry, as over half of those who take on the London Triathlon are new to this type of challenge!
Contact: challenges@wwf.org.uk
Tel: 01483 426 333
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22 - 23 September 2012
Help Christian Aid say 'on your bike' to poverty by taking part in this brand new cycling event.
This unique, two day, 147-mile challenge will start in London and will take us past some of England's finest cathedrals and castles to finish on Weymouth's seafront.
Join Team Poverty today!
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23 September 2012
The Honeypot Children's Charity
Now in its 4th year, the Positive Property Cycle, sponsored by Savills will be a scenic 50 mile route from London to Windsor.
The route starts in central London and heads through Richmond Park and lush countryside to the finish in the shadow of Windsor Castle.
Please visit our website for further details. The ride will be fully supported. Registration is £25 including tshirt, refreshments as well as return transport to London. All riders must pledge to raise £100 to support our work with vulnerable children and young carers.
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23 September 2012
23rd September will be the fourth annual bike ride of The Honeypot Children's Charity.
Our fully supported ride is a scenic 50 mile route from London to Windsor taking in Richmond Park, Hampton Court, Bushy Park on the way to the stunning finish at Home Park in the shadow of Windsor Castle.
Registration is £25 and includes your rider pack, limited edition t-shirt, medal, refreshments and return transport to London for you and your bike.
All riders must pledge to raise £100 sponsorship to support our work with young carers and vulnerable children.
One childhood. One chance.
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23 September 2012
Join us for Breeze in the Park - Help us celebrate the success of women’s cycling in 2012!
British Cycling’s Breeze network is the biggest ever programme to get more women into riding bikes for fun.
Come and join us!
When: Sunday 23 September from 10am – 1pm
Where: Victoria Park Café, Victoria Park, Crown West Gate.
What to bring: A bike, your pals and the kids but most importantly, a smile.
Cost: It’s FREE
Rides around the park will be taking place throughout the event and refreshments will be available too.
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23 September 2012
Starting from the amazing Tower of London, this 12 mile route follows cycle paths 13 towards Lee Valley Park and Regents Canal. After reaching the mid-point, we'll take in the views of Victoria Park as we head towards Haggerston Park. There’ll be a chance to have a snack and take some photographs of the famous street markets. With gorgeous on and off-road riding this route is ideal for anyone wanting to stretch their legs and get out of town.
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23 September 2012
Starting from Bancroft's School, this 13 mile route follows roads and woodland tracks towards the River Roding. After reaching the lovely Roding Valley Park, we'll take in the views as we head towards Wanstead Park where there’ll be a chance to have a snack. With a mix of on- and off-road riding this route is ideal for anyone wanting to stretch their legs and get out of town.
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23 September 2012
Join us and follow the Hogsmill River from Chessington to its mouth at the River Thames at Charter Quay in Kingston. Ride through the Hogsmill Local Nature Reserve, where kingfishers may be seen. The beautiful Hogsmill inspired the pre-Raphaelite painter Millais in his haunting Ophelia (1852). Enjoy a relaxing drink at Charter Quay at one of the many cafes on the river, before returning to Chessington. This ride really shows Kingston at its best!
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23 September 2012
We start this route at the front of one of Londons most beautiful parks, Holland Park. We head off through fashionable West London, down The Portobello Road before joining The Grand Union Canal for a totally traffic free ride to Little Venice. Here we pause to for a break before finding the start of the Regents Canal. We continue on to cycle through London Zoo, Regents Park and then return via Hyde Park.
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23 September 2012
Grab your chance to ride the complete Camden Borough border! This route follows the boundary of Camden skating on the inside of Barnet, Haringey, Islington, Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea and Brent. All within an 18 mile loop, phew!. On the way around it takes in the greenery of Hampstead and Regents Park, the new developments of Kings Cross, the bustle of Covent Garden and plenty of interesting places too. For a way to see Camden Borough slightly differently then this is an exciting ride not to be missed!
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23 September 2012
As the name suggests this is a ride with a little something extra. Join us on this magical adventure ride designed for the whole family to join in. Spriggans are mythical creatures found at old ruins guarding buried treasure. There are plenty of old ruins along this disused railway line, but will we find the Spriggan who looks down on us....
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23 September 2012
A gentle ride along the River Ravensbourne towards its mouth at the Thames. This 13.5 mile ride mostly follows traffic free paths through parks and open spaces such as Blackheath. Enjoy the view across the River Thames from Greenwich Park before returning home via Deptford.
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23 September 2012
Away from the bustle, this ride follows quiet backstreets and tranquil parks to discover the gentle side of Harlesden, Willesden and Neasden. The ride passes through Heritage-listed Roundwood Park. At leafy Gladstone Park, enjoy views over Wembley before passing the location of Churchill's secret bunker. Finally, the crown jewel is the fantastic BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir (otherwise known as the Neasden Temple), which can be visited after the ride, and if you have worked up an appetite, you may want to enjoy an Indian buffet at the accompanying restaurant.
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23 September 2012
Join us on this gentle 10 mile ride that really shows all the great things about Barking and Dagenham borough. The route takes in a large part of wonderful newly created cycling infrastructure in the borough as well as some of the major parks in the Borough. Along the way we will pass through Mayesbrook, Parsloes and Goodmayes Parks to name just a few as well as stopping of for a breather and to take in the some of the beautiful lakes the parks have to offer. If exploring your local area by bike is your thing then this ride is not to be missed!
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29 September 2012
This is one for the off road fanatics with a choice of 4 great routes:
Adventure route (approx 15 miles) - A great introduction to the Peak District
Advanced route (approx 24 miles) This route is suited to more experienced riders.
Extreme route (approx 34 miles) For very fit and competent riders only.
Ultimate route (approx 39 miles) For very fit and compentent riders only.
All routes require some technical skill.
Please visit the website for more details
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29 September 2012
Heading out from the Biggin Hill area, we quickly reach the local Bridleways and set our sights on the North Downs. Here come the inevitable climbs up to the Ridge and some great views over the surrounding countryside. The longer routes drop down into Limpsfield Common before a second climb back over the Downs and the return stretch back to base.
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30 September 2012
Heading south from the event venue it’s a gentle warm-up climb on the North Downs, before dropping into a long, steep descent into Oxted. We then weave about the country lanes in the shadow of the Downs before the medium and long break off for a sprint around Bough Beech Reservoir and a slog up Toys Hill. Everyone comes back together for the iconic climb that is Titsey Hill (an optional climb if you have wobbly legs by now!!). From here it’s mainly downhill to the finish.
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30 September 2012
Ride Around London is a unique cycle challenge. Both the 115 mile full ride or the challenging 60 mile route take in some of the fantastic cycling London has to offer right on its doorstep! The carefully planned route has been devised by respected tour veteran and sportive organiser Andy Cook. Route highlights include starting at Herne Hill Velodrome, cycling up the iconic Box Hill, cycling past Windsor and Eton, through the Chilterns, and finishing at the Lee Valley Athletics Centre. Return rider transport services are available. All money raised helps us to transform lives through sport!
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30 September 2012
Have you ever wondered how easy it is to get in and out of Kensington & Chelsea on your bike? If so then this is the ideal bike ride for you. Join our Ride Leaders as they show you just how safely and easily it is to negotiate riding around the borough using quiet back streets that you may never have seen before. This is a must for anybody who loves being on the bike, wants to do a few miles on a Sunday and wanting to find a few hidden commuting gems!
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30 September 2012
This route starts by the river Thames in Wandsworth Park, then continues along the quiet roads of Putney and Barnes then into Richmond Park. For some distance into the park we will follow the Olympic Road Race path. After a nice cycle we will take a well deserved break then make our way back through Roehampton and into Putney to finish where we began.
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30 September 2012
A challenging circular ride out from Crystal Palace Station to visit four of the best and scenic parks in the borough of Bromley. The 30 mile route is mainly on roads and takes in the delights of Cator, Normal, Langley and High Elms Park. There will be plenty of time to get off and have a breather in each of the parks. This ride is perfect for a blast of fresh air and a challenging ride out in great company!
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30 September 2012
Come join us on this gentle 3 mile ride around the lovely Crystal Palace Park. This ride is ideal for families wanting to get out on the bikes on a Sunday. There is plenty to see and do in the park and there will be plenty of time to stop off and have a drink and bite to eat in the pleasant surroundings.
Transport for London