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London to Reading Bike Ride - British Heart Foundation - 18th March
Event info
Event title: British Heart Foundation London to Reading Bike Ride
Event date: 18th March 2017
Event location: Kempton Park - Reading
Event organiser: British Heart Foundation
Cost of entry: Early Birds: £15 until 31st Jan 2017, £20 afterwards.
Minimum sponsorship: £100
Beneficiary: British Heart Foundation
Event link: www.bhf.org.uk/londontoreading
Be first out of the blocks with your fitness drive this new year by joining the fight against heart disease and taking on this 40 mile challenge.
Setting off from the outskirts of London, you'll cycle through picturesque villages and spring countryside as you head for the euphoria of crossing the finish line in the bustling town of Reading.
Sign up before 31 January 2017 and take advantage of our exclusive early bird offer.
The event is ideal for those who haven’t taken part in many cycling events before. The largely flat route and quiet roads make the challenge an achievable one whilst the beautiful views and amazing atmosphere will allow you to see for yourself just how much fun can be had on two wheels.
Coronary heart disease is the UK's single biggest killer. By funding cutting edge research, we are determined to put a stop to the damage heart disease causes. But we can't do so without your support. Your registration fee goes towards the cost of organising the event, but it's the money you raise that powers our life saving research. We're therefore asking all riders taking part in this year's event to raise a minimum of £100 in support of our work.
Your entry includes:
Fully signed and marshalled route
Complimentary water and refreshments
Free massage when you finish
Downloadable route map
Downloadable route GPX file
Access to a range of training and fundraising resources to help you reach your goals
Medical support
Mechanical support
Medal for all finishers
If you would like more information on any of our events, get in touch Monday - Friday 09:00 - 17:00:
Tel: 0845 130 8663
Email: events [at] bhf.org.uk
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