Moonriders

[BigonaBianchi]

http://www.moonriders.co.uk/event.php

I'm just wondering why the £59 registration fee?? It's a lot and I could just ride this ride on my own anyway. Ok it's for charity, all good, but there is also a £300 minimum pledge per rider, if I could get that then fine, doubtful but fine, so why the £59 registration fee...maybe I'm missing the point here but I remain unconvinced about this kind of charity event.

Just my morning moan I guess

 

[ianrauk]

It's to pay for all the the blanket advertising....

 

[dellzeqq]

if you think coughing up £140 for a ride is fair....go for it!

 

[threebikesmcginty]

if you think coughing up £140 for a ride is fair....go for it!

If it's in the pub afterwards it's OK.

 

[TVC]

Registration fee and a pledge to raise £300 -of which your charity pays £95 to the organisers. Sounds like a nice little earner, given that people like MacMillan and Marie Curie also run their own events where entrance is much less and they keep all the cash.

I think I'd avoid that one.

 

[dellzeqq]

then again you could get eighteen night rides for two quid.....

 

[ianrauk]

then again you could get eighteen night rides for two quid.....

Bargain of the Century...