2010 Kiya Survivors/Bike 360 Big Ride - August 21st and 22nd 2010Love the outdoors and fancy a good challenge?
Then the Kiya Survivors’ South Downs Bike Challenge could be for you.
Kiya Survivors are a fantastic Brighton based charity that help disadvantaged children in Peru. Started by a local Brighton woman, the charity was hit hard earlier this year, when floods damaged some of their main sites. So if you fancy riding through the stunning South Downs for a great cause read on…
The Big Ride is in conjunction with the lovely peeps at Bike360 and all Big Ride participants will ride to raise much needed funds for Kiya Survivors’ centres in Peru whilst getting to enjoy:
- a challenging two days off- road riding in the beautiful British countryside
- a cool nights camping in the South Down’s National Park
2 days of stunning cycling action
The Big Ride will start from the Bike360 hub at Devils Dyke on 21st August, with full support from the Bike360 qualified team. Participants will ride approximately 100 km over two days.
Day 1 – August 21st - After Day 1’s Eastbourne leg you will arrive at your camp for a relaxing night, where tents, food, refreshments will be provided. (So no heavy tents in your backpack!)
Day 2 – August 22nd – Day 2 will see you continue your challenge, as you loop back to great fanfare at Devils Dyke. Lunch will be provided on both days.
Please note; the course is designed for cyclists of an intermediate level.
How to apply for the Big Ride
This event is limited to a maximum of 15 riders so if you’d like to join in, get your applications in quickly!
Registration for the 2010 Big Ride riders is £70 and riders must guarantee to raise a minimum additional sponsorship of £300.
To apply please email: events@kiyasurvivors.org.
Some of the route highlights include:
- Long Man of Wilmington
- Lewes Castle
- Cuckmere haven
- Firle beacon
- Beachy head & seven sisters
- Jack and Jill Windmills
To apply please email: events@kiyasurvivors.org
Or if you think you might be interested in finding out how to volunteer in Peru, visit www.kiyasurvivors.org to find out more.
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