London to Brighton Cycle 2027
A beautiful cycle from London out to the iconic finish line on Brighton seafront. Join thousands of cyclists
Location: Clapham Common, London
Date: Sunday 12th September 2027
Registration Fee: £55 (+£2.50 booking fee)
Minimum Sponsorship Target: £150
Starting from Clapham Common, take on an unforgettable 55-mile ride from London to Brighton. Once out of London, the route follows predominantly quiet country lanes through Mitcham, Carshalton, Chipstead, Banstead and Haywards Heath, before taking on the iconic Ditchling Beacon and heading towards the finish on Brighton seafront.
No need to know a route, everything is fully signposted so you can keep an eye on the roads and enjoy the surrounding countryside. There will be water stops across the route for you to stop and refill your bottles. Not only that, but you’ll also get mechanical support at all rest stops should your bike require a little assistance.
Must be 18+ on day of the event.
To register for London to Brighton Cycle, click the link below.
Please note, you will be asked to provide a start time. Although not guaranteed, if riding with another person, or in a group, we suggest stating the same start time to support you in starting together
Register here
What to expect as an Arthritis UK cyclist
- An official welcome pack full of support
- Expert fundraising support from our team
- Access to our closed Facebook group to share tips and advice
- Full support from Skyline, the event provider as you prepare for your cycle
- An Arthritis UK cycling jersey to wear on your cycle
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