FORCE Century Cycle Challenge 2012

Topsham Rugby Club

24.06.2012

The FORCE Century Cycle Challenge will take place on Sunday 24th June 2012. This classic charity ride offers either a 55 or 100 mile cycle from Topsham Rugby Club to Tiverton and out into the Devon countryside. The 100 mile ride heads up to Dulverton and over the top of Exmoor, down to South Molton and then meets up with the 55 mile, which goes across country to Morchard Road. Both rides then come back to Topsham via Crediton and the back lanes to Exeter. Breakfast, courtesy of The Bike Shed, our lead sponsor, is offered to everyone as part of the ride from 7:15am and then the ride departs from 08:15am in batches. Refreshment stops are offered on route along with water. The Bike Shed offer superb support and advice along the route but please bear in mind what whilst their time is given in support, parts are chargeable...

      Bike Shed       

Entry is £26.00 per person and you can enter online via the link at the bottom of this page. PLEASE NOTE - STRICT ENTRY LEVEL APPLIES THIS YEAR - MAX. 1100 participants. When this level is reached entry will close and absolutely NO on the day entry will be permitted. Riders must be accompanied by an adult if between the ages of 14 and 16. Adult rider classed as 17 and above.

Exeter Physio will once again be on hand to sort out those aches and pains on the day. However, should you wish to get some pre-event advice please go to their website www.exeterphysio.co.uk or call 01392 211066.

There will also be a 'guided' family ride, sponsored by Wilkinson Grant & Co, which departs from Topsham Rugby Club at 11am and will go to Exmouth and back along the riverside cycle path. Light refreshments will be offered. Any entry form is available to upload or call 01392 402875 or email forcefr@forcecancercharity.co.uk for details. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

GPS link for the 100 mile route (courtesy of Adrian Snelgrove) - http://connect.garmin.com/activity/95066331 

GPS link for the 100 mile route (courtesy of Pete Kempton) - http://www.brytonsport.com/mapTrackView/2?id=81849

GPS link for the 55 mile route (courtesy of Tony Fahy) - http://maps.google.com/?t=p&z=15&ll=50.688713,-3.469593&q=http://share.gps.motionxlive.com/shr/x/kmz/b66f3673780b3da8be8c5b7e783d1ce2 

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