jole1000

The jole1000 completes on Saturday 28 July 2007

jole1000's target is to raise at least £150,000 for the Bikes4Africa programme, to send bikes to African secondary schools

jole1000 is a down-hill/up-wind challenge

jole1000 rides from John O'Groats to Land's End - 1000 miles - the End2End

jole1000 is available in 14 - not so easy! - daily parts!

Join the ride for one stage - or more:

John O’Groats > Helmsdale > Inverness > Fort William > Crianlarich > Glasgow
Carlisle > Skipton > Matlock > Warwick > Bath > Dorchester > Exeter
St Blazey [Eden Project] > Land’s End

Up for riding the Full Monty? You must be either mad, or well fit - or both!

download sign up sheet here

jole1000 is pronounced jolly1000

jole1000's name comes from the start and finish points: John O'Groats - Land's End

The End to End is usually ridden South to North. The jole1000 is North to South.

Why would you start a ride at the end?! Plus, North to South is tuffer!

download sign up sheet here

jole1000 is open to:

A dedicated group of riders

Carrying a symbolic baton from End2End

Riders wishing to join for an individual stage

One of 14 along the entire route

jole1000 is a supported ride.

Stages range between 51 and 96 miles.

Routing is on quiet roads and some off-road paths.

jole1000 is a challenge 1st - a tour 2nd.

download sign up sheet here

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