Chris Hoy Backs Charity Paris Ride

Sir Chris Hoy is helping a Scottish charitys campaign to raise 1 million for the construction of homelessness villages in Glasgow and London. He can reach 44mph on his bike from a standing start in less than ten seconds.

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Scottish cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy backs Dumfries and Galloway firefighters on epic three-day charity ride Firefighters on 300-mile Tour de DnG around the regions stations supported by.

Chris hoy backs charity paris ride. The Break the Cycle Campaign aims to build two supported communities for people affected by homelessness to help them build an independent life. Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy has teamed with up with charity Social Bite on a 1m fundraising campaign aiming to build new villages for homeless people in. Action Medical Research who fund vital research to help sick and disabled children in the UK are making a last call for entries for their Peak District Challenge charity cycle ride which is set to take place on Sunday June 15The challenge offers a choice of four ride options.

Scottish cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy backs Dumfries and Galloway firefighters on epic three-day charity ride Image. Global Bikes is sponsorship partner for the charity. In a little under 11 days the three of us Matt James and I will be setting off on our bikes to ride over 440 miles to Paris starting from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Addenbrookes hospital Cambridge with the intention of riding self-supported all the way to Paris to the Tarnier Monument in the 6th Arondissement Paris.

Triple Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy is backing the 2009 NSPCC Big Bike Ride which includes an event in Deal. Some 400 guests have paid to enjoy a champagne reception and gourmet supper with some of the biggest names on two wheels with all profits going to childrens health charity. It will be great to see so many people on the day and hopefully Ill get to chat and ride with lots of them The HOY One Hundred is proud to support Sir Chris Hoys charity of choice SAMH - Scotlands leading mental health charity.

Claire House Childrens Hospice is the official charity for this years ride which is now in its 19th year. 7 of every entry fee is donated to SAMH to help the vital work they do. Sir Chris Hoy urges Scots to cycle for Social Bite to end homelessness The six gold medal winner yesterday launched a mass cycling event to help fund two new Social Bite villages for.

Sir Chris Hoy is backing Laura Kenny to become Britains Michael Phelps and feels shes capable of crossing the mythical barrier of 10 Olympic gold medals. Sir Chris is calling on local people to take part and raise money for the charity. Raising money for a charity cycle ride can be as big a challenge as actually completing the ride.

Participants who register to raise money for Claire House Childrens Hospice and open a Just Giving account in June will be entered in to a draw to win a 75 voucher from the retailer. The American swim phenomenons record of 23 Olympic titles will stand for a generation or more but no other athlete has yet hit double figures when it comes to golden gongs. Britain s Olympic hero Chris Hoy is calling on cyclists to get into gear for RNID the charity for deaf and hard of hearing people and enjoy their own golden moments cycling from London to Paris.

Chris Hoys bulging thighs have a circumference of 27in - 4in more than Victoria Beckhams waist. Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy has teamed with up with charity Social Bite on a 1m fundraising campaign aiming to build new villages for homeless people in Glasgow and London. On May 6 after 250miles of riding and 11000ft of climbing Mel Simmonds was one of a team of 75 people who cycled into Guildford Rugby Club as part of the Halow250 charity ride.

Now in its second year and organised by 2Boats Events the test of legs lungs and spirits had raised an impressive 60k but for Mel the ride and challenge was even more personal. The Welsh 3000s Challenge climbing the 15 over-3000m peaks in Wales within 24 hours was part of Steves pre-trip fundraising efforts. Cool 41miles Classic 74miles and Champion at a leg-thumping100miles all setting out from the HSBC Sports Club in Dore Sheffield.

We asked charity rider Steve Fabes for some fundraising tips. Sir Chris Hoy is backing Laura Kenny to become Britains Michael Phelps and feels shes capable of crossing the mythical barrier of ten Olympic gold medals. Chris Hoy gives his expert advice on why you need to get out of the saddle to boost your performance and prevent injury.

The record-breaking six-time Olympic gold medal cyclist will take part in the Break the Cycle campaign a 60-mile charity bike ride from Glasgow to Edinburgh.

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