Ever wondered if you're capable of riding more than one stage of the Tour de France route? Ever dreamed of riding the same roads as the pros? 
 
Le Loop is a charity-based challenge, which gives cyclists of all abilities and experience the opportunity to fulfill their ambitions and ride the Tour de France route one week ahead of the professionals. The event is fully supported, from mechanics to medics and physios, luggage transfers, accommodation and all meals (including 4 fantastic feed stops). All you do ... is ride!
 
Participants can take on from 2-21 stages of the Tour by choosing from a range of different Loop Options, or becoming a ‘Grand Looper’ and completing the whole route. The 2019 Tour departs Brussels on Saturday 29th June and arrives in Paris 21 stages later on Sunday 21st July.

“It was an AMAZING life changing event and the organisation was faultless in absolutely every aspect … you all went well beyond the call to make the experience unbelievable for the riders!”
- Paul Eden (rider in 2013 & 2017)
 
Full information on the Tour and available packages can be found at www.rideleloop.org .
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Participants raise money (with a minimum fundraising commitment) for the William Wates Memorial Trust (www.wwmt.org) which gives grants to charities that engage disadvantaged young people through sport, arts and education. To date the Le Loop has helped the Trust support charities to the tune of £3.5m and the 2018 Tour hopes to add a further £350,000+ to the overall total. Your efforts on the bike translate into far more than purely your own enjoyment. By riding the Tour with Le Loop, you get to help others realise their ambitions too!

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