In just one-hundred days time, the Bath Rugby Foundation, Gloucester Rugby and Bristol Rugby Community Foundation will be joining forces for Break the Cycle 2015.
The 110 mile fundraising cycle sees supporters of each Club’s charity or Foundation – in this case Bath Rugby Foundation – cycle a route between Bath’s Recreation Ground, Gloucester’s Kingsholm and Bristol Rugby’s Ashton Gate and finally back along the cycle path to the Rec.
There will be various pit stops along the route and the day will finish with a BBQ and a few celebratory beers / glasses of wine.
This unique collaboration between three of the West Countries leading rugby clubs is now in its fifth year.
The 110-mile ride – the biggest rugby charity cycling event in the South-West – will see over five-hundred cyclists from Bristol, Bath and Gloucester come together for the unique, one-day fundraising challenge with all funds raised going to the Club’s three Charities or Foundation operations.
At the time of writing, Bath Rugby Foundation have 64 registered cyclists and are keen to entice a few more to take part.
There will be several former Bath players participating and the foundation are hopeful of convincing one or two of the current squad to take part as their rugby duties for the season will be over (for a short while, prior to pre-season training).
If you’re a regular cyclist you’ll know what it takes to complete 110 miles in a day, if you’re a novice, you have plenty of time to get fit enough to take on this challenge.
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