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A team of us will be cycling on a static bike covering the distance of 5663KM. This is the exact distance from RAF Brize Norton, UK to Camp Bastion, Afghanistan. 

We will be cycling over a period of 3 weeks to give us time to complete the challenge in between working! 

Any sponsorship would be gratefully received and with your help we can make our target of £1000. 

Thanks in  advance, 

Air Traffic Control, Camp Bastion

ABOUT HERO RIDE - Sunday 8 June 2014

Last year saw the inaugural Hero Ride with over 1000 riders, cycling into London from all over the UK and Europe. This year, we hope to make Hero Ride 2014 an even bigger success. We have organised rides coming in from Edinburgh, Manchester, Cardiff and our Recovery Centre Tedworth House in Wiltshire, as well as a ride from Brussels to Paris.

All the rides join together at Blackheath Common on Sunday 8 June, where over 1000 people will come together to ride into central London, stopping at the Cenotaph to pay our respects and finishing up on Horse Guards Parade in the formation of the Help for Heroes medal.

Well over 10,000 British men and women injured in the recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan and Combat Stress estimate that 40,000 Servicemen and women will suffer from some form of invisible injury over the coming years, which is why it is so important for Hero Ride to raise so much money to help with their continued support.

Wounded riders are taking part in Hero ride which is part of what makes it so special. We ride together, to show our support in recognition of the sacrifices that they have made and crucially, through our fundraising we join together to raise as much money to support their recovery for life.

You can find out more about Hero Ride at www.heroride.org.uk

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