Londonto Brighton night ride.

[DA-EVO]

Not sure if anyone has seen it or is interested - As per the title it is a L2B run at night, which has road controls etc.

http://www.moonriders.co.uk/

Hadn't seen it before but it sounds interesting enough

Any takers?

 

[Whatleymeister]

I would be well up for this! Will need to run my light on low seting though, the high one is mental bright but chomps up the battery!

Any other takers yet? Guessing no as no posts on here, but perhaps people have been PM'ing?

 

[KeepItSteel]

the off road L2B appeals more to me.. if anyone else is keen

 

[shawnb]

A few mates are doing this and I'm thinking I may do it too

 

[chiswickcollectables]

the off road L2B appeals more to me.. if anyone else is keen

I've just been checking the BHF websizzle.. the off-road event in September looks good: http://www.bhf.org.uk/get-involved/even ... ps=1001317

Retrobike team maybe? Anyone up for it? Could be a laugh! Happy to look into it further.

 

[warpedboy2]

the off road L2B appeals more to me.. if anyone else is keen

I've just been checking the BHF websizzle.. the off-road event in September looks good: http://www.bhf.org.uk/get-involved/even ... ps=1001317

Retrobike team maybe? Anyone up for it? Could be a laugh! Happy to look into it further.

Would be well up for the offroad ride, but it is the day after my 40th. I WILL have a massive hangover....

 

[Whatleymeister]

Having seen that the night ride requires about £300 minimum sponsorship shock I think the off road one is more my cup of tea!

In fact, looking more at the moonriders site, riders pay £59 to enter and then the charity pay £95 for the riders place on the ride?! Bit of a rip off isnt it?! Why charge the charity if they charge the riders as well?!