Ride the Reservoir 2019

Cycle Sportive , Birmingham – Sunday, 07 Apr 2019

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Registered Sportive

Event Summary

Event Overview

Our 75km hilly cycle is a pleasure sportive designed to ease keen cyclists into the new season and for newbie cyclists looking for a first charity challenge. 

Starting in Bartley Green and extending into the Worcestershire countryside, the route meanders through scenic villages such as Romsley, Belbroughton, Chaddesley Corbett, Dodford and Barnt Green. After just 5km participants are presented with Romsley Hill, a 4km hill climb designed to warm up our cyclists. The route goes out as far as Stoke Prior before heading back into the South Birmingham suburbs via the Lickey Hills where you will face another challenging hill climb. As the sail boats come back into view at Bartley Green Reservoir participants take on the final stretch towards the finish line. 

Event Details

Event URN:

439172

Start Date:

Sun, 7th Apr 2019

Event Type:

Cycle Sportive (Non-Competitive)

Venue:

King Edward VI Five Ways School, , Scotland Lane, Bartley Green, Birmingham, B32 4BT

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Cheques payable to:

Birmingham St Mary's Hospice

Event promoted by:

Red Kite Cycles (website)

Event Website:

Visit Website

About the Event

Info for Riders

BOOK NOW

Our 75km hilly cycle is a pleasure sportive designed to ease keen cyclists into the new season and for newbie cyclists looking for a first charity challenge. 

Starting in Bartley Green and extending into the Worcestershire countryside, the route meanders through scenic villages such as Romsley, Belbroughton, Chaddesley Corbett, Dodford and Barnt Green. After just 5km participants are presented with Romsley Hill, a 4km hill climb designed to warm up our cyclists. The route goes out as far as Stoke Prior before heading back into the South Birmingham suburbs via the Lickey Hills where you will face another challenging hill climb. As the sail boats come back into view at Bartley Green Reservoir participants take on the final stretch towards the finish line. 

Cyclist can sign-in at leisure on the day and head off at any time between 9am and 10am. All participants will benefit from:

  • Free car parking
  • Mechanical support at the start venue and mid-way pit stop to be provided by Red Kite Cycles
  • A range of drinks, tasty treats, gels and facilities at the mid-way pit stop
  • Broom wagon with refreshments and basic repair kit
  • Comprehensively sign posted route with marshall support
  • Medical support
  • Free post cycle hot pork bap or gourmet burger and drink (vegetarian alternative available)
  • Free post cycle massage
  • Commemorative gift
  • Professional photography at the event

The Rides

Ride the Reservoir 2019 Ride
Date Start Distance Est. Field Size
Sun 07/04/19 08:00 75km / 47 miles 500
Entry: On Day: (£25.00)
Sun 07/04/19 – 08:00
Est. Field Size: 500
75km / 47 miles

Event Summary

Event Overview

Our 75km hilly cycle is a pleasure sportive designed to ease keen cyclists into the new season and for newbie cyclists looking for a first charity challenge. 

Starting in Bartley Green and extending into the Worcestershire countryside, the route meanders through scenic villages such as Romsley, Belbroughton, Chaddesley Corbett, Dodford and Barnt Green. After just 5km participants are presented with Romsley Hill, a 4km hill climb designed to warm up our cyclists. The route goes out as far as Stoke Prior before heading back into the South Birmingham suburbs via the Lickey Hills where you will face another challenging hill climb. As the sail boats come back into view at Bartley Green Reservoir participants take on the final stretch towards the finish line. 

Event Details

Event URN:

439172

Start Date:

Sun, 7th Apr 2019

Event Type:

Cycle Sportive (Non-Competitive)

Venue:

King Edward VI Five Ways School, , Scotland Lane, Bartley Green, Birmingham, B32 4BT

View map

Cheques payable to:

Birmingham St Mary's Hospice

Event promoted by:

Red Kite Cycles (website)

Event Website:

Visit Website

About the Event

Info for Riders

BOOK NOW

Our 75km hilly cycle is a pleasure sportive designed to ease keen cyclists into the new season and for newbie cyclists looking for a first charity challenge. 

Starting in Bartley Green and extending into the Worcestershire countryside, the route meanders through scenic villages such as Romsley, Belbroughton, Chaddesley Corbett, Dodford and Barnt Green. After just 5km participants are presented with Romsley Hill, a 4km hill climb designed to warm up our cyclists. The route goes out as far as Stoke Prior before heading back into the South Birmingham suburbs via the Lickey Hills where you will face another challenging hill climb. As the sail boats come back into view at Bartley Green Reservoir participants take on the final stretch towards the finish line. 

Cyclist can sign-in at leisure on the day and head off at any time between 9am and 10am. All participants will benefit from:

  • Free car parking
  • Mechanical support at the start venue and mid-way pit stop to be provided by Red Kite Cycles
  • A range of drinks, tasty treats, gels and facilities at the mid-way pit stop
  • Broom wagon with refreshments and basic repair kit
  • Comprehensively sign posted route with marshall support
  • Medical support
  • Free post cycle hot pork bap or gourmet burger and drink (vegetarian alternative available)
  • Free post cycle massage
  • Commemorative gift
  • Professional photography at the event

The Rides

Ride the Reservoir 2019 Ride
Date Start Distance Est. Field Size
Sun 07/04/19 08:00 75km / 47 miles 500
Entry: On Day: (£25.00)
Sun 07/04/19 – 08:00
Est. Field Size: 500
75km / 47 miles

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