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London to Brighton Cycle

Starting in the heart of London and finishing on the scenic Brighton Seafront, this 55-mile cycle ride is a classic challenge. Come and watch us set off, on route or at the finsh, or support your friends and family on a memorable day out as a Joe’s Buddy Line Supporter.

Distance: 55 miles
Date: Sunday 14 September 2025
Route: Clapham Common – Brighton Seafront via the South Downs

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This is our first year taking part in this iconic ride.
Registrations have now ended, but please come and watch us at the start, on route or at the finish, we would love your support!

If you signd up as a Team

If you’re riding as a team and would like all group members to be allocated the same start time please email: info@joesbuddyline.org and we will email a separate link to you.

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From Clapham Common to Brightons SeafrontThumbs up Icon

The London to Brighton Cycle starts on Clapham Common in South London and ends on Brighton's glorious seafront.

After leaving London, we'll cycle through villages and towns such as Mitcham, Banstead and Haywards Heath before taking on Ditchling Beacon – a mile long climb to the top of the South Downs where you will be able stop and enjoy the wonderful view. After that it’s all downhill to the Brighton seafront and the finishing line.

London to Brighton Cyclists
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Joe Lyons

Established in 2021, in memory of our beloved Joe, Joe's Buddy Line has rapidly become a respected mental health charity supporting children and young people from primary school to university across England and Wales. With the support of ambassador Roman Kemp, the charity has achieved a level of impact and recognition that surpasses expectations for its size and age.

The mental health needs of young people are enormous, and Joe’s Buddy Line seeks to respond to this need:

In 2022, an average of 18% of 7–16-year-olds and 22% of 17–24-year-olds had a mental health difficulty.

On average, 15.5% of 7–10-year-olds report having a mental health difficulty; of these, twice the number of males have the prevalence of a probable mental health problem.

By empowering young people at an early age with emotional education and supportive environments, they can personally navigate their mental wellbeing, have the confidence to ask for help, and the trust to know that support services are available.

Text Joesbuddy to 85258
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