DEBRA Surrey Cycle: Sunday 13th May 2012
The DEBRA Surrey Cycle Challenge will take place in the stunning Surrey Hills. Not only will participants get the chance to test part of the 2012 Olympic road race route before Olympic athletes, but it is also a rare opportunity to cycle amid the pleasant scenery of the rolling chalk downs while enjoying challenging climbs and fun descents. Quiet country roads make this the perfect ride for keen cyclists looking for a new challenge.
DEBRA Cycle Challenge riders have a choice of two routes (60km and 100km), starting and finishing at the Black Swan in Ockham. Both routes will be fully signed with highly visible arrows and have marshals at major junctions to help direct the cyclists safely along the route. There will be feeding stations supplying snacks, drinks, tools and bicycle spares at intervals along the route.
Registration costs £35. In aid of the national charity DebRA. For more information follow the link from
 

Dorking Cycling Club organises rides starting from Dorking Sports Centre at 9am on Sundays.

Rides start from Nirvana Cycles of Westcott at weekends and on some weekdays.

Love to Ride run free group rides in the Mole Valley area on Tuesday evenings through out the year and Thursday evenings in the summer months (BST).