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NIGHTRIDER™ LONDON 2013

CHARITIES – see below for promotional text for you to download and use to promote Nightrider™ to your supporters. Click here for access to promotional images.

8 / 9 June 2013 Nightrider™ - an exciting 100km moonlit cycle ride past London’s iconic landmarks.

A one day charity ride with a difference...it’s at night!

While the capital sleeps, over £2 million will be raised in 1 night for hundreds of good causes.

A unique London charity event.

Set off from either Crystal Palace or Alexandra Palace and follow a 100km circular route past over fifty of London’s most famous landmarks.

Encounter Tower Bridge, a deserted City of London, Canary Wharf, Hampstead Heath, London Zoo, Piccadilly Circus, British Museum, London Eye, Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, Royal Albert Hall, Battersea Power Station and more....

The itinerary will be entirely on roads for ease of access and quality of lighting. It will be clearly sign-posted so participants can cycle at their own pace. Full support and back up will be provided.

It’s quick and easy to sign up for Nightrider™. Choose from 2 options:

Option 1: Pay £39 registration fee then raise £175 minimum sponsorship

Option 2: Pay £99 full event cost then raise as much sponsorship money as possible

Places go on sale in October 2012 at www.nightrider.org.uk

Note to Charities
Option 1 will only be available to your supporters if your charity purchases charity places at £60 per place (minimum 10 places).  All charities purchasing places by 30 September will be featured on the Nightrider™ website when it goes live to the public in October. Your supporters will then be able to sign up by paying a £39 registration fee. It is up to you to specify your minimum sponsorship, we suggest £175.

Option 2 is open to anyone and they can choose any charity to support – including yours.  They sign up via the Nightrider™ website at a cost of £99 (full event fee).  As they will be paying their own costs it is up to them how much they choose to fundraise.