London to Brighton Bike Ride 2027
Everything you need to train, fundraise and cross the finish line in Brighton.
Resources and training hub
Training plans, fundraising tools and event information all in one place.
Welcome Guide
Key dates, event information and practical tips to help you get started.
Fundraising Toolkit
Make fundraising easier with ready-made resources, sponsorship tools and simple ideas to help you raise more.
54-Mile Training Plan
Follow a structured plan to build confidence, improve fitness and get ride-day ready.
Beat the Beacon guide
Route Map
Why your ride matters
Your fundraising helps fund lifesaving research into cardiovascular disease. See the impact your support can make.
❤️ £5 could fund chemicals used to identify changes in genes that could reveal how new heart failure treatments affect heart muscle cells
❤️ £20 could fund an early career scientist to conduct an hour of research, from growing new blood vessels to repairing heart muscle
❤️ £50 could help support promising early career scientists with quality training to become future leaders in cardiovascular research
Together we're powering lifesaving research
See you at the start line
The countdown is on.
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Days
229
Hours
21
Minutes
28
Seconds
32
Unlock exclusive rewards
Hit key fundraising milestones and unlock exclusive London to Brighton rewards.
£350
50th edition London to Brighton Bike Ride cycling jersey
£1,000
1,000 Club 50th edition London to Brighton Bike Ride cycling jersey
£2,000
Secure a free place in our 2028 ride
Frequently asked questions
Find everything you need to know before setting off, from key timings and travel options to support along the route.
How do I get back to London after the ride?
Many train services do not allow bikes after the ride, so we strongly recommend planning your return journey in advance. Travel services are available between Brighton, Clapham Common and Ardingly.
Can I bring my bike on the train?
Restrictions apply on some services before and after the ride. Many train services do not allow bikes on the day, so please check with your train operator before travelling.
Is there somewhere to leave a bag?
Yes. Our bag transfer service is available. Bags must not exceed 10kg, and you'll collect them at the finish line.
What should I bring on the day?
Bring your bike, helmet, rider number, water bottle, snacks and a basic puncture repair kit. A full Kit List will be provided in your Participant Event Guide.
Can I ride with friends if we're in different start waves?
Yes. If you're in different waves, meet at the latest wave member's start time and enjoy crossing the start line together.
What happens if I get a puncture or mechanical issue?
Mechanics are available at the start, finish, checkpoints and along the route to help with common bike repairs.