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event
The Bomber Ride
Event info
The Bomber Ride - part of the Diss Carnival 2014, is a new event based in the centre of Diss. On the same day as the famous Diss Carnival, expect a lively and buzzing atmosphere at our Event HQ, based at the Market Place. There will be a variety of rides on the day, including two road sportives and a family ride. The Bomber Ride will take in some of the disused airfields around the area.
As well as the main sportive on the day, we also cater for those who want to relax at the event venue. With a variety of activities to suit all, we have a custom built Mountain Bike Track plus a Balance Bike children's circuit - for those young ones wanting to learn balance and confidence!
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