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Evans Cycles Hoy One Hundred Sportive
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CONTACT & TICKETS:
http://www.evanscycles.com/pages/rideit-hoy-one-hundred-6th-september-2015
Sir Chris Hoy’s HOY One Hundred Sportive is a truly epic ride across the stunning Pennines region and you could find yourself pedalling alongside the man himself as he takes on the challenge.
The heart pounding route takes riders over some of the toughest climbs in the area, including Malham Cove, Park Rash and the highest road in Yorkshire, Fleet Moss. You’ll cover 11,000ft of climbing on the long route, but there is a half route available for those who want to see the breath-taking views without travelling 100 miles.
The HOY One Hundred is proud to support Sir Chris Hoy’s charity of choice SAMH, Scotland's leading mental health charity. £7 of every entry fee is donated to SAMH to help them continue the vital work they do.
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