Bigfoot Go Riding

Welcome. Bigfoot Go Riding is a website that provides information on cycle rides arranged by the Bigfoot Youth Cycle Club – a club run by volunteers, non-profit making and based in Hayes, Kent. We are pleased to be supported by the Bigfoot Cycle Club and other local cycle clubs. 

Many of the rides are open to the public - for adults and children, including adults riding without children. We have a range of rides both on and off road, with a wide variety of rides to suit a wide variety of interests and abilities - from 'easy peasy' to challenging. Interested? Read on! Have a look at this website's content - and click 'Contact' in the main menu to find out more and/or to receive future ride notifications

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW......

Everything you need to know can be found here (our 'Ride Guide Ride Rules')

Our Data Privacy Notice can be found here

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HOW TO BE IN CONTACT.......

Please go to our Contact tab in the menu

NEWS......

THE B2B RIDES - 2024


Now in our 12th year! This is a series of six guided road rides in the countryside, starting at 15 miles and progressing on the sixth ride to riding the 54 miles to Brighton! All rides start in Hayes, Kent. You can ride all or some of the rides – it’s up to you. Enjoy some rides, maybe challenge yourself? 


The rides are in friendly, supportive, guided groups and are led by experienced cyclists and you don’t have to be a member of any cycling club to join in! We will have groups at different ride speeds and we have had riders aged from 7 to 70.  


The details are here and, having read the details, if you would like to request places on the rides, click here




The Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and our rides:

Full details of British Cycling's position can be found on the British Cycling website.

Please continue to adhere to Government guidance, thank you

For regular updates from the UK government, go to www.gov.uk/coronavirus