London to Brighton Off Road Bike Ride
This is event is run by the British Heart Foundation 🫶
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This is a mixed gender bike ride, run by the British Heart Foundation. SheRides is just here to get more women involved!
Take Part
The London to Brighton Off Road Bike Ride starts at Apps Court Farm, Walton-on-Thames, and finishes by the sea on Hove Lawns. The 61-mile route takes you across a mix of hard-packed tracks, dirt, gravel, roots, grass, sand and stones.
You can see the route here.
Not ready for the full 61 miles? Join at Cranleigh Checkpoint, around a third of the way in, and ride the final 36.5 miles alongside thousands of other riders. You’ll still enjoy incredible scenery and varied terrain, with a shorter but no less exhilarating challenge.
Start times are staggered every 15 minutes from 6:30am to 9:15am. Simply choose your preferred time when you sign up.
Entry is £60, but SheRides community members get 15% off! Use code SHERIDES15 when booking. All the money goes to a fantastic cause.
You can find more information and sign up to the event here:
Become a Ride Ranger
Want to be more involved? You can also volunteer as a Ride Ranger. Ride rangers are there to support fellow riders out on the course, helping to create a friendly, encouraging atmosphere throughout the event.
Ride Rangers get free entry to the event. Use code BHFFREE26 when signing up to volunteer.
Here’s a brief overview of a Ride Rangers role:
Safety Support: Promote rules of the road and safe cycling practices.
Guidance: Share helpful information about the route.
Encouragement: Motivate tired participants along the way.
Incident Assistance: Help out first if an accident or mechanical issue happens.
It’s a great way to be part of the action while giving something back to the riding community.
Interested? Shoot an email to harveye@bhf.org.uk and cc in lynsey@cjaevents.co.uk to register your interest - be sure to say your from the SheRides Community.
Volunteer
You can also volunteer in other capacities for this event. Key volunteer roles include start line support, finish line assistance, route marshalling, and checkpoint or water station management.
If you’re keen to be involved, you can find out more about the volunteer roles available here. In the ‘Fundraising Activity Type’ make sure you select ‘Event’.
Questions?
Check out the FAQ’s page