and other Lions Club designated charities.
What we have planned for 2023...
We are so pleased that we will be repeating our North Bucks Bike Ride on Sunday 16th July this year. Building on our success of last year where we had over300 cyclists converge on the town and enjoy one of the hotter days of 2022!
The event will again be organised by the Lions Club of Winslow in conjunction with the Winslow Wheelers Cycle Club and Furze Down School.
Local attractions at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, Claydon House & Estate, Hogshaw Farm together with Quainton Windmill, will be opening their doors to welcome the leisure cyclists and families to enjoy the opportunity to stop off at these venues along the route with free entry on the day.
While the Sportive Riders can enjoy either a 60 km, 100 km or 100 mile ride at a more 'rapid' pace together with chip timing.
We are so pleased that we will be repeating our North Bucks Bike Ride on Sunday 16th July this year. Building on our success of last year where we had over300 cyclists converge on the town and enjoy one of the hotter days of 2022!
The event will again be organised by the Lions Club of Winslow in conjunction with the Winslow Wheelers Cycle Club and Furze Down School.
Local attractions at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, Claydon House & Estate, Hogshaw Farm together with Quainton Windmill, will be opening their doors to welcome the leisure cyclists and families to enjoy the opportunity to stop off at these venues along the route with free entry on the day.
While the Sportive Riders can enjoy either a 60 km, 100 km or 100 mile ride at a more 'rapid' pace together with chip timing.
Support for you and your bike..
Corley Cycles has proudly called Milton Keynes home for nearly 40 years and are at the Ride for your assistance if required.
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Last year the event attracted the more experienced cyclists from local clubs such as the Winslow Wheelers, The Swan Wheelers, The Claydon Cycle Club, and cyclists from as far as Ashford Kent, Chertsey, Stevenage , Daventry, Woking, High Wycombe & St Neots. It was also great to see new cyclists trying the shorter routes. It was open to all and there were tricycles, tandems, and even bikes with child seats.
We look forward to seeing you on the day.