For the third year running, a group of not-so-serious cyclists have set themselves the considerably serious challenge of cycling between London and Athens. 
The ride is a relay-style challenge, with each participant taking on just one or two weeks of the overall trip. Each leg is completed in small, tight-knit groups. ​
The aim of the trip is to fundraise £50,000 for refugees arriving in Athens.

​To do this we'll test our leg power, as well as our willpower, by riding really far through Europe, with each cyclist getting sponsored at least £500 for the effort.
Like you, we’ve had enough of watching the news and feeling powerless in the face of everything we've seen.

We realised that with just a bicycle, a wiggly red line on a map and a generous social circle who felt as moved by it all as we did, we might be able lend a hand.​

Sorry you lovely soul, we're already on the road!

Hold that thought and join us next year, or otherwise hit the button below to support the cause:
Since the adventure began in 2016, we have raised over £150,000 for Khora, a community centre providing vital support for refugees arriving in Athens.
​Khora and the work they do continues to inspire us. We've prepped our legs, hopped on our bikes and we're off to attempt to make the world a little less sh*t.
To find out more about Khora and the people they support, as well as how we go about raising money with this tomfoolery in the first place, simply hit the button below. 

Can't Ride A Bike?

No problem!
​There are other ways you can help

Who the Heck Are We Anyway?

Meet the people behind the project and also the wheel of the support van!

Past Rides & Testimonials

First-hand experiences, anecdotes and accolades from past riders
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