Date: 20th - 24th July 2011
Registration fee: £125
Type: Bike
Cyclists last year: 28
Sponsorship target: £1,200
Minimum fundraising: £600
Distance: 197 miles (340 Km)
You will enjoy the fantastic scenery of the South Downs. Tackle Turners Hill and cycle through historic Lewes before heading down to Newhaven. We will spend the night in Newhaven.
Day 1 London to Newhaven (20th July 2011) Distance: 61 miles ( 98 Kilometres)
Day 2 Newhaven to Rouen (21st July 2011) Distance: 48 miles (78 kilometres)
In the morning you will enjoy the ferry crossing to Dieppe. After lunch we will cycle to Rouen the historical capital city of Normandy on the River Siene.
Day 3 Rouen to Vernon (22nd July 2011) Distance: 48 miles (78 kilometres)
A leisurely cycle to Vernon in the morning following the Seine. In the afternoon you can explore the old town of Vernon beautifully situated on the left bank of the Seine or visit Monet’s garden.
Day 4 Vernon to Paris (23rd July 2011) Distance: 52 miles (85 kilometres)
Follow the River Seine as it winds its way towards Paris. Cycle the impressive Chaps-Elysees and finish at the Eiffel Tower in time to celebrate.
Day 5 Paris to London (24th July 2011)
The 24th of July is a free day in Paris to explore Paris. The 24th of July is also the end of the Tour de France. See the pro riders arrive into Paris. An excellent experience. You will be returning to London on the Eurostar on Sunday the 24th of July. Your bikes will be returning via van to London. Your bikes will be available for collection on the Monday morning.
Total Distance: 211 miles (340 kilometres)
Is this trip from me?
Is this trip from me? Absolutely! This trip is a fantastic challenge for anyone wanting to do something amazing for a great cause. There will be lots of like minded people on the trip all looking for the challenge of a lifetime
and of course to meet new friends. Some people come with friends or family but most people come on their own so what are you waiting for? Places are strictly limited so to avoid disappointment sign up today.
How fit do I need to be?
People from all walks of life take part in the cycle. There will be two groups on the trip to Paris. A fast group and a slower group.
The fast group will average 24- 27km per hour.
The slower group will average 17-24km per hour.
If you are committed to this challenge and prepared to do the training it is possible for anyone to make it to Paris.
What is included?
1. Accommodation (4 nights) in excellent motel style accommodation.
2. Food. Breakfast and lunch. Breakfast & lunch on the 24th July 2011 isn’t provided for.
3. One way Eurostar ticket. Paris to London.
4. Ferry ticket Newhaven (UK) to Dieppe (France).
5. Bike repair. A mechanic will be on the trip.
6. Two support vans which carry your bags and are there to help and offer support during the ride.
7. Team doctor.
The aim?
The aim is for each cyclist to raise £1,200. If £1,200 is raised your accommodation, food (Breakfast, Lunch), ferry and one way eurostar back will be paid for by 25000spins.com. Otherwise the cost will be pro rated based upon what you raise.
How much will the trip cost me?
Each cyclists when registering needs to pay £125 to 25000spins as a partial payment of the trip costs. Each cyclists costs £500. The trip cost will depend on how much money you have raised for charity.
Your minimum is £600 to raise and your goal is to raise £1,200. If you reach your fundraising target of £1,200 you will have nothing further to pay for your trip.
See the below table for examples of how much your total trip will cost depending on how much you raise for charity.
Is there a minimum to be raised?
A minimum of £600 needs to be raised to join the trip. If you raise the full £1,200 the balance of the trip costs will be paid for by 25000spins.
What if I don't raise the minimum of £600. Can I still go on the trip?
You can either choose to top up your fundraising to reach the miniumum of £600 or you will forfeit your deposit and will not be able to join the trip.
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