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Tour De Force 2010 - It's Back By Popular Demand!



Following the success of the Tour de Force 2006 we are offering you the chance to ride the route of the 2010 Tour de France. We will be starting on 19th June, 2010 (2 weeks ahead of the professionals) and ending up in Paris in Mid July. You can join us for the whole ride, drop in for one stage, or do as many stages as you wish. We will have a full support team including event management, mechanics, medics and motivators to ensure everything runs smoothly.

So whether you want a challenge, need a reason to get fit or simply like the idea of riding the route of one of the world's great cycle races we would love you to come on board and share what will be a truly rewarding experience whilst raising funds towards our target of £500,000 for the William Wates Memorial Trust.

We recommend that you register early. Click here for more details


On Saturday 19th June, 2010 the Tour de Force riders will leave Holland and cycle the 2010 route of The Tour de France, staying a fortnight ahead of the professionals, and finishing in the Champs-Elysees, Paris on Saturday 10th July. The team will ride the same 20 daily stages, with 2 rest days, over a 3 week period. A core of extremely fit riders will attempt...

 


Sunday, February 21st - Next Training Ride

For our February training ride will be heading back to Richmond Park in an attempt to entice some of the London crowd to join us on a ride. Of course the county set are very much encouraged to come as well! Richmond Park has laps of c.8 miles so you can drop in and drop out as you wish. Click here for more details

 
         
 
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