RIBBLE VALLEY RIDE


RIBBLE VALLEY RIDE 2024


A big 'Thankyou' to everyone who took part in this year's Ribble Valley Ride - and also to all our sponsors, supporters and volunteers. The Ride will return  next year on Sunday, June 8. In the meantime, find the full results below and a link to a gallery of photos from this year's ride.


SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!


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2024 RESULTS


WE'LL BE BACK IN 2025...

The Ribble Valley Ride is a community fundraising cyclosportive with three routes for all abilities starting in Clitheroe on Sunday, June 8, 2025.


This year's ride, which raises much-needed funds for our charities – including the Rosemere Cancer Foundation - was sponsored by Ribble Cycles.


All registered entrants who participated in the event on the day were entered into a prize draw to win a brand new Ribble bike worth up to £3,000 and in keeping with the inclusive nature of the Ride, the prize options included models from Ribble’s road, gravel and e-bike ranges.

Thanks to our sponsors' generous support, entry fees remained unchanged from last year, starting at just £20 for the 25-mile route and the organisers are offering a discounted ‘family’ ticket to encourage active families to take part together.


This year’s routes showcased some of the most picturesque landscapes in the area.The 25-mile ‘Enthusiast’ route is a fabulous ride through idyllic Ribble Valley scenery, while the 50-mile ‘Expert’ is a tough, hilly ride through the upper Ribble Valley into the Dales. The 75-mile ‘Elite’ route goes even further, taking in both the Dales and the hilly climbs of the Bowland Fells.




So you want to ride a Sportive?


Whether you’re signing up to your first Sportive or are looking for some tips and tricks to succeed in your next endurance ride then you’ve come to the right place. Ribble Rider Metheven Bond has some top tips and advice for this year's Ribble Valley Ride


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CHARITIES


For 2024, the Ribble Valley Ride will again be donating the profits  to Rosemere Cancer Foundation and Rotary Great Britain and Ireland.


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