#NOTYOURUSUALNIGHTOUT-CHARITY CYCLE CHALLENGE 2019

Posted by ALPHA88 CHARITY | Jan 14, 2019

On the night of Saturday 13th July 2019, into the early hours of Sunday morning, you can be part of the Nightrider challenge - cycling 50km or 100km around the streets of Liverpool and Wirral.It's definitely #NotYourUsualNightOut

Nightrider is a fantastic way to see some of Liverpool’s unique sights by moonlight whilst raising funds for Alder Hey Children’s Charity.

Once again, this year there will be two distances - a 100km and 50km ride.

The ride is designed as two 50km loops with a centrally located start / break / finish point. You can choose to do either the Liverpool or the Wirral loop, or both! Be sure to choose the correct Start Wave for the loop that you'd like to do.

Full support, back up and regular break stops are provided throughout the night and you will receive a well-earned breakfast and medal at the finish line.

We’ve got limited places available to anyone who would like to join our Alder Hey cycling team.

We'll provide a fundraising pack, including your very own Alder Hey cycling top.

Costs to take part in Nightrider, Saturday 13 July 2019

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