Have a bunch of mates that love cycling? Or looking for your next corporate team building exercise? Grab your gang and get ready to take on the Bowral Classic!
The Bowral Classic Cycling Gran Fondo is open to Club, Social & Corporate teams.
With three scenic courses all showcasing the stunning landscape of the Southern Highlands, there is something for every rider.
Better yet, you can enjoy the thrill of the Bowral Classic and raise money as a team for any charity of your choice.
Simply have the first team member registering set up the team and the discount will be automatically applied for all members (they too will receive the discount). Please note teams are for 4 or more riders only. If you would prefer to pay via invoice, get in touch at [email protected].
For sponsorship enquiries, contact Sarah Byron at [email protected].
REASONS TO REGISTER AS A CORPORATE TEAM:
TEAM BUILDING
HEALTH & WELLNESS
RIDE & FUNDRAISE
BRAND AWARENESS
CHOOSE YOUR COURSE
150KM MAXI CLASSIC
A thrilling ride through some of the most breathtaking scenery you can experience on two wheels.
120KM CHALLENGE CLASSIC
A challenging course seeing riders pass through the beautiful quaint towns of the Southern Highlands.
85KM ROULEURS CLASSIC
Strap in for a solid ride through rolling hills and picturesque Highlands villages.
FUNDRAISING
The Bowral Classic offers a refreshing approach to event fundraising. Our mission is to provide both individual riders and teams the opportunity to fundraise for whichever charity they wish to support.
We are giving the power back to riders. You choose a cause you are passionate about.
Since the inaugural Bowral Classic event in 2016, the Classic events have raised over $550,000 for charities across Australia.
All charities can participate and use the Bowral Classic event to raise much needed funds.
Harbison Care Trishaws for Cycling Without Age
Discount is automatically applied on the registration form when creating a team through the registration form. If you would prefer to pay via invoice, please get in touch.
