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event
The Great Tunbridge Wells Bike Ride
Event info
The 'Great Tunbridge Wells Bike Ride’ is set to return for a third year running on Sunday 13th September 2015. The ride will start at Dunorlan events field (via Halls Hole Road) at 9:00am with registration starting at 8:00am and will cater for all levels of cyclist from novice to experienced sportive riders.
The event takes riders into the heart of Kent including Hawkhurst, Hurst Green and The Weald, before returning to Dunorlan events field for the finish. There will also be a single speed section for the one-geared or retro bike fanatics.
The Routes
There is a choice of routes to choose from, 25, 55 or our longer flagship 85-mile route.
Rider times will be recorded electronically for every rider as they pass under the finish banner.
The route will be clearly signposted and uses mainly quiet roads with marshals present at some junctions. There will be mechanics and refreshments along with physiotherapists to make this an enjoyable day out on your bike.
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