Ride the Reservoir is returning to Birmingham Newman University!
Join the action and celebrate 10 years of this much-loved cycle sportive and take on a 75km, 100km or 100 mile cycle to raise vital funds for local people living with a terminal diagnosis.
Since the first Ride the Reservoir event in 2015, hundreds of wonderful cyclists have raised an incredible £236,785! Fundraising has never been so important.
Enter now and begin raising sponsorship, so that Birmingham Hospice can continue to provide expert palliative and end of life care to patients and their families.
All levels and speed of cyclist are welcome to join in as you can choose the distance which is right for you and ride at your own pace on the day!
You must wear a helmet. Wearing bright, reflective clothing will make you more visible to other road users. April weather is unpredictable, so please dress appropriately for the weather. And of course you'll be wearing your Birmingham Hospice Cycle Jerseys to look and feel the part on event day!
Birmingham Newman University
Genners Lane
Birmingham
West Midlands
B32 3NT
UK
Parking is available at Birmingham Newman University.
This was my very first sportive and so I was quite apprehensive as to what it was going to be like for a newbie. I am so happy to say I loved every minute. The course was very easy to follow due to the brilliant marshals and clear signage. Plus all the cyclists were very friendly and helpful. I'm so glad I took part. - Kalda (2020 Participant)
My daughter and I did the 25km ride and we thoroughly enjoyed it. The course was excellent, it was very well signposted and the marshalling brilliant. I thought it was organised well and certainly had a safe feel to it. Registration was a doddle and the food afterwards was very much appreciated. I personally enjoyed seeing those bits of Birmingham that you don’t always see or appreciate when driving in your car. Dean, 2020
The route was superbly marked, the volunteer marshals were all visible and the feed station refreshments were very welcome. It was probably the best sportive I have ever ridden and certainly the best organised. Lawrence
