Ride the Night banner with smiling riders. Ride the Night banner with smiling riders.

Ride the Night London 2027

Saturday 8th May

On Saturday 8th May 2027, hundreds of inspiring women will light up the streets of London in a life-changing cycling challenge raising vital funds for people affected by cancer.

Choose your distance 50km or 100km, and ride past the capital’s most iconic landmarks under the stars. Together, we’ll pedal through the night in solidarity, strength and spirit.

Each rider is encouraged to raise £199 to support the vital work of our Women V Cancer charities. You won’t be doing it alone, we’ll give you all the tips, tools and cheerleading you need along the way.

This is more than just a ride, it’s a movement. 

Every mile you cycle and every pound you raise powers Women V Cancer, supporting Breast Cancer Now and Ovarian Cancer Action.

Enter Ride the Night 2027
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Smiling Ride the Night participant wearing glowing neon pink accessories on a bike.

For £59, your Ride The Night experience includes:

  • Music, entertainment and an empowering warm-up to get you ready to ride

  • Mechanical support and support vehicles throughout the night

  • First aid support

  • Ride Angels to keep you company and cheer you on every step of the way

  • Clearly signed routes and on-route marshals for your safety

  • Feed stations stocked with tasty snacks

  • A GEO-track device for real-time safety tracking

  • A delicious Pasta Party to fuel your ride

  • A beautiful Ride the Night medal to celebrate your achievement

Supporters

Group of six individuals dressed in high-visibility and neon-themed attire, posing together at an outdoor nighttime event. Their coordinated outfits include reflective vests, glowing footwear, and colourful accessories.

"What does Ride the Night mean to me? FAMILY. Over the 10 years I've participated, I've made lasting friendships with people across the country. Together, we raise awareness, save lives, and do something incredible for those who can't."