Bike Chester is a brilliant cycling event taking place on Sunday 23 August 2026, starting and finishing at Chester Rugby Club. With three route options to choose from — approximately 31, 47, or 82 miles — there’s a challenge suited to every level of cyclist, from casual riders to seasoned road cyclists.

The routes wind through quiet country lanes, gently rolling hills, and stretches of open farmland and woodland, all within the stunning Cheshire countryside. E-bikes are welcome, so there’s really no reason not to give it a go. Whether you’re riding solo, with friends, or as part of a team, Bike Chester is a fantastic opportunity to push yourself, enjoy a great day out, and make a real difference to people living with cancer across Cheshire and Merseyside.

Why ride for Clatterbridge Cancer Charity?

1 in 2 people are affected by cancer, and 13,000 new patients are referred to Clatterbridge Cancer Centre each year iconiccyclingevents from across Cheshire and Merseyside. Every mile you ride and every pound you raise goes towards funding life-saving cancer research, investing in leading technology, and improving care for the 35,000 patients treated at Clatterbridge Cancer Centre each year. Your support truly makes a difference — not just as a statistic, but to real people in our communities who are facing cancer right now.

Registration costs £20. When you select a Clatterbridge Cancer Charity place, you commit to raising a minimum of £100 in sponsorship. That might sound daunting, but our fundraising team are here to help — with tips, ideas, and support every step of the way.

(Bike Chester Event Terms & Conditions)

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Starting and finishing at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome on Sunday 7th September 2025, Tour de 4 offers 4 different rides, so you can pick a route that best suits your ability.

Red Ride
For those seasoned riders who love a challenge, the 56-mile red ride will test your fitness and determination. It’s a great way to push your limits while riding for a cause that matters.

Blue Ride
If you’re looking for something a little shorter but still rewarding, the blue ride is perfect. It’s ideal for casual cyclists or anyone wanting a good ride without overdoing it.

Green Ride
A 1KM family route around the grounds of the Sir Chris Hoy velodrome, an entry to the green ride provides you with up to 4 places (2 adults, 2 children or 1 adult, 3 child) so families can cycle together, with the option to complete multiple loops if desired.

Yellow Ride
Tour de 4 aims to give those who have been affected by cancer, particularly stage 4, the opportunity to participate. For those unable to cycle on the road, take part on our static bikes. Choose between 1 and 20 minutes, set a goal that’s right for you and cycle in the track centre of this iconic venue.

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The London to Amsterdam bike ride is a phenomenal cycling challenge and is by far one of the best fundraising events in Europe. Spend 4 days in the saddle, cycling over 300 miles from the British capital to the Netherlands, taking in the glorious English countryside, the stunning city of Bruges and completing your journey in the city of Amsterdam.

We know there are a lot of things to consider before you travel so please have a read of the Travel with Confidence policy, which outlines the steps that have been taken to make sure that you are safe.

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The London to Paris bike ride is an awesome cycling challenge and is by far one of the best fundraising events in Europe. Spend 4 days in the saddle, cycling over 300 miles from capital to capital, taking in the glorious English countryside, French country lanes and the rolling hills of Northern France before a spectacular finish at the capital’s world-famous Eiffel Tower.

We know there are a lot of things to consider before you get back out into the world so please have a read of the Travel with Confidence policy, which outlines the steps that have been taken to make sure that you are safe.

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