2018 REGISTRATIONS ARE OPEN
THE CAUSE
In 2018, a select group of riders are to cycle over 1000 kilometres from Brisbane to Sydney.
Money raised from the event will be donated to the Charlie Teo Foundation and go towards advancing brain tumour treatments and research.
The ride will be run during Brain Cancer Action Week. The ride dates are Saturday 28th April to Saturday 5th May 2018.
The cyclists will be dropping into schools and councils during the ride to spread the word about the work being done by this fantastic foundation in helping people who are affected by these terrible brain cancers.
You can get involved through donating, sponsoring or even signing up for the ride.
Have a look at our 2018 Promotional Video below.
Contact the Charlie Teo Foundation here -https://www.charlieteofoundation.org.au/
2018 RIDE DATES announced
We will be taking nominations for the 2018 Bridge2Bridge (B2B) Cycle Charity Ride.
You will join a select group of riders to cycle over 1000 kilometres from Brisbane to Sydney.
This ride is only open to a maximum of fifteen riders.
The riders will be fully supported with a backup crew and at least one support vehicle.
The planned route will follow the New England Highway with overnight stops at Warwick,
Tenterfield, Glen Innes, Armidale, Tamworth, Scone, and Morisset.
It could be you on one of those bikes.
To sponsor a rider click on the button below and follow the prompts.
We will be taking nominations for the 2018 Bridge2Bridge (B2B) Cycle Charity Ride.
You will join a select group of riders to cycle over 1000 kilometres from Brisbane to Sydney.
This ride is only open to a maximum of fifteen riders.
The riders will be fully supported with a backup crew and at least one support vehicle.
The planned route will follow the New England Highway with overnight stops at Warwick,
Tenterfield, Glen Innes, Armidale, Tamworth, Scone, and Morisset.
It could be you on one of those bikes.
To sponsor a rider click on the button below and follow the prompts.
The ride is dedicated to Shaynae Bishop whom we lost in July 2009, after her short battle with an aggressive brain tumour.
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