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Cyclists urged to sign up to charity bike ride with three routes available

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Wednesday, April 20, 2022 6:02 am
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The Bikeathon caters for everyone from families to serious club cyclists

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Cyclists in Wokingham and Reading of every age and ability are being invited to take part in this year’s Maidenhead Rotary Bikeathon.

A relatively new event in the cycling calendar, the Bikeathon is growing in popularity and organisers are hoping for a record turn-out this year.

Taking place on Sunday, July 10, the Bikeathon has a choice of three different routes – 15, 35 and 62 miles (24, 50 and 100km) – which all start and finish at Maidenhead Office Park in Littlewick Green.

The event is organised by the Rotary Club of Maidenhead and proceeds will be donated to Rotary charities. Participants are also welcome to raise sponsorship for their own good cause, if they wish.

Organiser Sean Egan said: “The Bikeathon is going from strength to strength and online registration is now open for this year.

“It’s not a race and the three different routes cater for all ages and abilities. So whether you are looking for a fun family event, are a regular cyclist or part of a club looking for your next challenge, we have a route for you.”

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The short ‘family’ route – which is mostly flat – and the medium route follow quiet country roads around the Walthams, Shurlock Row, Binfield and Winkfield Row. The long route heads over to Henley, Christmas Common, then back to Maidenhead via Sonning and Winkfield.

While roads will not be closed for the event, all routes will be clearly marked and there will be marshals along the short route. Refreshment stations are located approximately halfway along each route. Medals will be awarded to all cyclists who complete the event.

Registration costs £15 for adults (aged 18 and over), £10 for 12-17-year-olds, and is free for children under 12.

Road, hybrid or mountain bikes are all suitable. Electric bikes, child seats and tag-alongs are all permitted. Bikes should be roadworthy and all participants must wear a helmet. The whole event, including registration, takes place outdoors and any necessary Covid-19 precautions will be observed.

For more details and to register please see www.maidenheadbikeathon.co.uk

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