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london tweed run 2024

What is the date of the 2024 Tweed Run?
The date for the next Tweed Run is Saturday 27th April 2024 and tickets are will go on sale at 12.00 noon on Friday 8th March 2024. We advise that you are poised and ready at your computer at 12.00 noon sharp.

TICKETS:

How do I buy a ticket?
Tickets for the 2024 London Tweed Run will go on sale at 12.00 noon on Friday 8th March 2024 via www.tweedrun.com/tickets. We advise that you are poised and ready at your computer at 12.00 noon sharp.

I don’t have a ticket; can I join the ride anyway?
No. Only riders who have signed a waiver and have been assigned a rider number can take part in the ride. This is to protect our participants’ safety and preserve the integrity of the ride. 

I have tickets but can no longer attend, can I return them?
Tweed Run doesn’t offer refunds but if you can find someone who is happy to take your place we will assist in transferring the ticket. Please note that the closing date for ticket transfers is minimum two weeks before the ride. 

My child is under 16 years old, do I still need to buy them a ticket?
Yes. Every single participant must have a ticket, a signed waiver and their own rider number. Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult at all times, and a responsible adult must sign the waiver on their behalf. 

VOLUNTEERS AND MARSHALS

How do I volunteer for Tweed Run?
We are always looking for volunteers to help on the day. Please simply email volunteers@tweedrun.com – we’ll be very happy for any help!

Why should I become a volunteer for Tweed Run?
Becoming a volunteer is a fantastic way to take part in the Tweed Run if you haven’t been able to secure yourself a ticket – in fact, some people prefer this role to taking part as a rider. All volunteers are offered guaranteed tickets for next year's Tweed Run. 

How do I become a Tweed Run Marshal?
Tweed Run couldn’t function without the hard work, dedication and good spirits of our beloved marshals. They are the life-blood of the event, they test the route for dangers and obstacles and they keep our riders safe on the day. They are also a wonderful family in their own right, and meet up throughout the year. It is a lot of work; you need to be prepared to cycle the route at an agreed time up to eight times ahead of the ride. In payment, you’ll receive the Tweed Run musette bag, free drinks at the Closing Ceremony, and our eternal gratitude! If you are interested in getting involved please contact our head marshal at marshals@tweedrun.com. 

TIMINGS AND RIDER INFORMATION

Where is the starting point?
The starting point will be sent to all ticket holders one week before the event.

What time does the Tweed Run start?
This will be release about one week before the event.

Where does the Tweed Run finish?
This will be release one week before the event.

What time does the Tweed Run finish?
The end time of the Tweed Run isn’t ever concrete, but usually riders gather at the finish point between 4pm and 6pm.  

How long is the ride?
The Tweed Run route is traditionally 12 miles, but this does change somewhat each year and the final route is not confirmed until one week prior to the ride.  

Where can I find the route?
A link to the route will be published on the Tweed Run website at 10am on the day of the ride. The same link will be sent to all participants at 8am that same day. 

Can my family/friends join me at the tea and/or picnic stop?
Unfortunately we don’t allow non-participants into the riders’ enclosure at the tea and picnic stop. This is because we receive a special licence from the chosen park for use of their grounds and we are bound by their licensing rules.  

PREPARING FOR THE RIDE / RIDER’S INFORMATION

When can I collect my riders pack?

Collection of riders packs will be available on the day of the ride between 8am and 9.30am from the collection point at the starting location. The ride will start at approximately 10am so you will need to allow time to collect your riders pack before the start.

The starting location for the ride will be announced to ticket holders one week before the ride.

Riders pack collection instructions:

  • Make sure you bring with you a printed or digital copy of your ticket confirmation.

  • You will have been emailed a digital waiver form which you will need to have signed in order to collect your rider pack.

  • The Riders Pack collection point at the start location will be open between 8am – 9.30am.

  • Look for the clearly signed collection point at the start location of the ride.

  • The riders pack contains rider numbers for your arm and rider numbers for your bike. Please allow time before the start of the ride to place these rider specific numbers both on your bike and your person.

I don’t have a bicycle; can I hire one?
Absolutely, we have a whole list of suggestions at the bottom of this page.

bicycle hire

Below is our list of recommendations for bike hire in London
Santander Cycles
Tokyo Bike
On Your Bike
London Bicycle
Cloud 9 Cycles
Velorution
London Recumbents
City Bike Service