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  • Challenge events

    Whatever your event there’s a way for you to help raise valuable funds - cycling, walking, skydiving, have a browse, get inspired and get in touch

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Cycle

Charity cycling challenges are a great chance to complete a challenge of a lifetime whilst raising money which will go directly towards providing specialist palliative care to adults with advanced progressive life-limiting illnesses. Browse our charity bike rides below.


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Ride rolling English hills to exotic shimmering coastlines

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Journey to exciting destinations

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Turn up the trails for St Barnabas House

Filter: All 30-60 Miles 60-100 Miles European Tours Off-Road Overseas Events Own place UK challenges

Off-Road

HTD MTB STB
Hit the Downs MTB
May 2020

Hit the Downs MTB is our annual off-road cycling event....

UK challenges

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UK Coast to Coast Cycle
Thu 09 Aug - Sun 12 Aug

Conquer the breadth of Britain by bike for St Barnabas ...

60-100 Miles

Cycle for St Barnabas House
Ride London-Surrey 100
Sun 29 Jul 09:15

Nestle yourself amongst 25,000 other riders on this Oly...

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Do you have your own place in a cycling event?

Do something incredible and join Team St B so we can continue our vital work caring for adults with life-limiting illnesses in West Sussex.

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