Event Overview
Know as the big brother event of the Springtime Classic Cyclosportive which is held every year in March, the Burgess Hill Rumble Cyclosportive held in August uses similar routes to the Springtime Classic but all routes are longer, plus there is one extra route called the Kermesse route available at the Rumble Cyclosportive.
That makes four excellent routes avaialble on this cyclosportive which travel over some of the most beautiful parts of Ashdown Forest and the Weald.
The longest route called the Classic Route is extremely hard and should only be considered by the strongest of cyclosportive riders. Thankfully the other 3 routes should cater to all other abilities, offering a great day out on the bike for everybody.
With great signage ensuring you don't get lost and excellent feed stations no wonder this cyclosportive has been so popular now for 8 years.
Check the website out for further details. http://www.srs-events.cc
Info for Riders
Classic Route 93 miles Challenge Route 65 miles Tour Route 43 miles All riders receive a free Secret Training Water Bottle along with free gel and energy powder.
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