F.A.Q

Pick a charity and let them know you want to take part in the experience, then enter and start fundraising, it’s as simple as that.

Don’t know which charity to support, send us an email and we will put you in touch with some of our chosen charities.

There are so many ways to fundraise, including setting up donation pages, holding cake sales, collections, raffles or by holding small events that you can sell tickets to.
Once signed up your chosen charity can help with many more ideas.

If you feel you won't be able to meet your fundraising pledge through donations from friends and family, then organising a local event such as a supermarket collection, cake sale or raffle, can all be great ways to give your fundraising a final boost.
The charity are also happy to accept personal donations, should you wish to pay the sponsorship yourself – but this is not, in any way, mandatory.

The routes for the experiences are sometimes fairly complex so we request you only ride a Road bike or Pedal assist bike; we also request you use clipless type pedals.

For most experiences a bike is included, this will save you stripping your own, if you really want to bring your own check with us first as there may be difficulties transporting bike boxes, for any other bike questions, just ask.

Changing experiences is possible for a limited amount of time but lots of things are organized and arranged based on the number or participants per experience, once things have been booked unless you get someone to replace you, you will need to remain on your entered experience.

Yes, Helmets are mandatory, No Helmet = No ride, Helmets must comply with latest safety standards.

We are not always in the office. 95% of our time is spent preparing for events. The best way to contact us is via email at info@veloeurope.co.uk