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Struggle Moors

Cycle Sportive , York – Sunday, 02 Jul 2023

Registered Sportive

British Cycling Grading

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Event Summary

Event Overview

Struggle Moors is one of the UK's hardest sportives in Yorkshire. Struggle Moors will take place on 3rd July 2022. 

Although this epic feat may feel frightful, with preparation, pacing and plenty of fuel it's achievable for any aspiring road cyclist.

The route has been dubbed as one of the hardest sportives in the UK, with riders continuing their training following Struggle Dales to take on this monster event. Cycling Weekly reviewed it as: "One of the best days out and something to aspire to.”  

The Route

The event begins in the stunning setting of Ampleforth Abbey, North Yorkshire, with accommodation at the start/finish, and takes riders over 180km of challenging terrain among breathtaking Yorkshire Moors landscape. There's also a 150km route, offering aspiring riders a taste of the epic ascents of the Yorkshire Moors. Climbs include the epic ascents of Rosedale Chimney, Glaisdale Horror, Cote de Grosmont and more.

Find out more about Struggle Moors: https://ridethestruggle.com/

Event Details

Event URN:

518037

Start Date:

Sun, 2nd Jul 2023

Event Type:

Cycle Sportive (Non-Competitive)

Venue:

Ampleforth Abbey and College, Ampleforth, York, North Yorkshire, YO62 4EN

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Cheques payable to:

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Event Website:

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British Cycling Grading:

This event has been graded using data collected by British Cycling Mapping

About the Event

Info for Riders

Struggle Moors is one of the UK's hardest sportives in Yorkshire. Struggle Moors will take place on 3rd July 2022. 

Although this epic feat may feel frightful, with preparation, pacing and plenty of fuel it's achievable for any aspiring road cyclist.

About Struggle Moors

The event begins in the stunning setting of Ampleforth Abbey, North Yorkshire, with accommodation at the start/finish, and takes riders over 180km of challenging terrain among breathtaking Yorkshire Moors landscape. There's also a 150kmroute, offering aspiring riders a taste of the epic ascents of the Yorkshire Moors.

The route has been dubbed as one of the hardest sportives in the UK. Cycling Weekly reviewed it as: "One of the best days out and something to aspire to.”  

The Route

 

180km

 

Struggle Moors sportive route is 112 miles long, taking in 10,193ft over five climbs set within the North Yorkshire Moors’ exposed, relentless but stunning landscape. Beware, there’s plenty of uncategorised climbs too!

 

150km

 

Struggle Moors now offers a challenging 95 mile route, ideal for aspiring riders keen to tackle the iconic ascents of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. The new 150 km route takes in 8,256ft still features Struggle Moors' infamous climbs including Glaisedale Horror and Rosedale Chimney.

 

The Climbs

Boltby Bank

Carlton Bank

Limber Hill (180km route only)

Cote de Grosmont (180km route only)

Glaisdale Horror

Rosedale Chimney

 

What's Included

  • Epic route
  • 6 climbs
  • 3 well-stocked feed stations
  • Fully signposted
  • Finisher medal
  • Water bottle
  • Free photo on Rosedale Chimney
  • Chip timing
  • Mechanical support
  • Broomwagon
  • Finisher village

Find out more about Struggle Moors: https://ridethestruggle.com/

The Rides

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Struggle Moors - 150km Ride
Date Start Distance BCG Est. Field Size
Sun 02/07/23 06:30 150km / 93 miles 377 500
Entry: Online: (£49.00 + £1.00 Application fee)
Sun 02/07/23 – 06:30
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British Cycling Grading: 377 | Est. Field Size: 500
150km / 93 miles
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Struggle Moors - 180km Ride
Date Start Distance BCG Est. Field Size
Sun 02/07/23 06:30 180km / 112 miles 559 500
Entry: Online: (£49.00 + £1.00 Application fee)
Sun 02/07/23 – 06:30
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British Cycling Grading: 559 | Est. Field Size: 500
180km / 112 miles

Event Summary

Event Overview

Struggle Moors is one of the UK's hardest sportives in Yorkshire. Struggle Moors will take place on 3rd July 2022. 

Although this epic feat may feel frightful, with preparation, pacing and plenty of fuel it's achievable for any aspiring road cyclist.

The route has been dubbed as one of the hardest sportives in the UK, with riders continuing their training following Struggle Dales to take on this monster event. Cycling Weekly reviewed it as: "One of the best days out and something to aspire to.”  

The Route

The event begins in the stunning setting of Ampleforth Abbey, North Yorkshire, with accommodation at the start/finish, and takes riders over 180km of challenging terrain among breathtaking Yorkshire Moors landscape. There's also a 150km route, offering aspiring riders a taste of the epic ascents of the Yorkshire Moors. Climbs include the epic ascents of Rosedale Chimney, Glaisdale Horror, Cote de Grosmont and more.

Find out more about Struggle Moors: https://ridethestruggle.com/

Event Details

Event URN:

518037

Start Date:

Sun, 2nd Jul 2023

Event Type:

Cycle Sportive (Non-Competitive)

Venue:

Ampleforth Abbey and College, Ampleforth, York, North Yorkshire, YO62 4EN

View map

Cheques payable to:

See Event Website for Details

Event Website:

Visit Website

Other Events:

View other events promoted by this organiser

British Cycling Grading:

This event has been graded using data collected by British Cycling Mapping

About the Event

Info for Riders

Struggle Moors is one of the UK's hardest sportives in Yorkshire. Struggle Moors will take place on 3rd July 2022. 

Although this epic feat may feel frightful, with preparation, pacing and plenty of fuel it's achievable for any aspiring road cyclist.

About Struggle Moors

The event begins in the stunning setting of Ampleforth Abbey, North Yorkshire, with accommodation at the start/finish, and takes riders over 180km of challenging terrain among breathtaking Yorkshire Moors landscape. There's also a 150kmroute, offering aspiring riders a taste of the epic ascents of the Yorkshire Moors.

The route has been dubbed as one of the hardest sportives in the UK. Cycling Weekly reviewed it as: "One of the best days out and something to aspire to.”  

The Route

 

180km

 

Struggle Moors sportive route is 112 miles long, taking in 10,193ft over five climbs set within the North Yorkshire Moors’ exposed, relentless but stunning landscape. Beware, there’s plenty of uncategorised climbs too!

 

150km

 

Struggle Moors now offers a challenging 95 mile route, ideal for aspiring riders keen to tackle the iconic ascents of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. The new 150 km route takes in 8,256ft still features Struggle Moors' infamous climbs including Glaisedale Horror and Rosedale Chimney.

 

The Climbs

Boltby Bank

Carlton Bank

Limber Hill (180km route only)

Cote de Grosmont (180km route only)

Glaisdale Horror

Rosedale Chimney

 

What's Included

  • Epic route
  • 6 climbs
  • 3 well-stocked feed stations
  • Fully signposted
  • Finisher medal
  • Water bottle
  • Free photo on Rosedale Chimney
  • Chip timing
  • Mechanical support
  • Broomwagon
  • Finisher village

Find out more about Struggle Moors: https://ridethestruggle.com/

The Rides

4
Struggle Moors - 150km Ride
Date Start Distance BCG Est. Field Size
Sun 02/07/23 06:30 150km / 93 miles 377 500
Entry: Online: (£49.00 + £1.00 Application fee)
Sun 02/07/23 – 06:30
4
British Cycling Grading: 377 | Est. Field Size: 500
150km / 93 miles
5
Struggle Moors - 180km Ride
Date Start Distance BCG Est. Field Size
Sun 02/07/23 06:30 180km / 112 miles 559 500
Entry: Online: (£49.00 + £1.00 Application fee)
Sun 02/07/23 – 06:30
5
British Cycling Grading: 559 | Est. Field Size: 500
180km / 112 miles

British Cycling Grading

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Registered Sportive

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