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Charity seeks cyclists
9:59pm Monday 16th June 2008
THE British Heart Foundation is seeking cyclists to take part in one of two off-road challenges starting in Winchester.
The 100-mile Ultra Challenge' will pass along the entire length of the South Downs Way to Eastbourne.
There will also be a shorter 65-mile route, which ends at Devils Dyke on the northern outskirts of Brighton.
Only those with extensive off-road cycling experience need apply, and places are limited.
Riders can take part on either Saturday, June 28, or Saturday, July 26. Call 0800 100 2109 or email sthamesevents@bhf.org.uk for more details.
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