Cyclist carrying bikeLondon to Brighton Bike Ride 2008

RIDE NOW FULL!

Registration for the London to Brighton Bike Ride 2008 is now closed as the event is full.

But perhaps you would like to take a look at our
other Bike Rides - we're sure there's one there that will tempt you into the saddle?

Important notice - no bikes allowed on rail services

If you have secured a place on the Ride, please note that Southern and First Capital Connect (south of the river on the Brighton line) will not allow non-folding bikes on their trains during the day of the London to Brighton Bike Ride. In addition, non-folding bikes will not be permitted on trains leaving Brighton the following day until after 9am when a queuing system will operate on a first come, first served basis.

Other train operators may also apply restrictions, so please check with your local station for details.

Please see the FAQs for details of the alternative service (using coaches and lorries) which will be operating.

If you have a question not covered in the Q&As, please email us at bike@bhf.org.uk

If you have received notification of your place for L2B 2008

Why not create your fundraising page here (you will need your rider number to do this).

Create your fundraising page

All about the London to Brighton Bike Ride
The UK's largest charity bike ride with 27,000 riders cycling the scenic route between London and Brighton on the south coast.

Since 1980 when the BHF first became involved with the London to Brighton Bike Ride, over 650,000 riders have taken part in the event and more than £40 million has been raised to help fund pioneering research research, patient care and vital information.

Useful links...
See photos from the 2007 London to Brighton Bike Ride
Frequently-Asked Questions about the Bike Ride


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