On 28th December 2017, we will be heading off on a 161km adventure to raise money for the Leukaemia Foundation. 

This ride is named after Kelly Billett, who did all she could to win her fight - we're riding in her name to make a difference for others.

The reason it is called a "Century" ride for 161km is because it is an "Imperial Century", the holy grail of cycling.

There will be stops at Morpeth, Dungog, Clarencetown and Raymond Terrace. If the weather doesn't allow the ride to go ahead on the 28th, it will attempt to go ahead the 29th December. 

We STRONGLY encourage you to train for this ride, it is an requirement that riders have group/bunch ride experience and the expected average speed will be 25km an hour. Please feel free to contact the organisers for help getting this experience! 

Today another 34 Australians will be diagnosed with blood cancer. The Leukaemia Foundation provides practical and emotional support, as well as investing in vital research to find better treatments and cures. 

Get behind our team now! Help us stick it to stinkin' cancer!