Rotary Ride is a great day out which takes place roughly on or around Father’s Day weekend. Your local Rotary club organises a cycling event, a static bike ride, an easy going family route or something with a longer distance, to support prostate cancer charities up and down the country.
The charities being supported include Prostate Cancer UK, Prostate Scotland, Prostate Cymru and The Irish Cancer Society. Some clubs are backing local prostate cancer charities.
Hundreds of members of the public, just like you, join in and get pedalling to raise money for prostate cancer support.
This is for all ages and abilities. This is an ideal way for beginners, families and youngsters to get involved through an event that is fun for all.
For the more established riders. Give yourself a challenge by taking part in a long distance route.
You don’t have to cycle the length and breadth of the country to take part, in fact you don’t even need to go anywhere. A static ride involves jumping on an exercise bike and is a great way to work as part of a team by taking turns riding to a goal distance.
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