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Prostate Cancer is the most common form of cancer for men in the UK and it’s not surprising that most of us know someone who has suffered or is suffering from it.

To help raise money for Prostate Cancer UK West Kirby Rotary Club and others once again are using our road and exercise bikes to cycle ‘virtually’ between 7 key hospitals in the area (Countess of Chester, Clatterbridge, Arrow Park, Royal Liverpool, Christies (Manchester) & back to Broadgreen) on Saturday 17th September 2022 and during the following week until Sunday 24th September to allow everyone time to participate when they can. This will be a minimum of 170.6km between us, although with support of family, friends and fellow Rotarians we hope to ride much further!

Unfortunately, Cycle Team GB won’t be there but you can come along to the West Kirby Concourse Sports Centre on Saturday 17th of September where West Kirby Rotary Club will have two static bikes, outside but under cover, pedalling away in relay, with the distance ridden indicated on our laser display board. You don’t have to be an Olympic cyclist to take part and we’ve had all ages and abilities pedalling in previous years as part of the overall effort. Please come along to support if you can.

Alternatively, under your own steam (and responsibility), you can ride your real bike, wherever you choose, anytime on the day and in the following week and post on Facebook with the distance travelled to be added to the total (photos also welcomed!).

All sponsorship will go to Prostate Cancer UK. 

Follow our Facebook page on Saturday 17th of September 2022 as we start the week of riding with live videos and updates: https://www.facebook.com/westkirbyrotaryclub/

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