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22 September 2019 - the website was going to close on 30 September 2019 but a generous offer of hosting (and some technical support) has meant that it will stay online for the forseeable future. There are some sections of the content (especially this page!) that will be updated over the next month or two. In the plan is to transfer the site to a later version of software giving some improvements and options. Thanks to everyone that has used the site, contributed content, listed their ride and purchased items from the online shop. Rob, webmaster
 If you've found your way here you must be interested in cycling the "end-to-end" - the classic ride from Land's End to John O'Groats (LEJOG) - or any of the various flavours of the ride ... the JOGLE (John O'Groats to Land's End), or the various corner-to-corner options.
Having completed the ride (JOGLE, the downhill version) in 2005 we produced a Journal - Rob & Joe's JOGLE - which has, to our amazement, become a popular read so much so that we have made it available (with the route maps) on a DVD/CD from the ONLINE SHOP
There has always been a lot of interest in the ride and several attempts at creating a resource for would-be end-to-enders .... this is my contribution which has been precipitated by the, apparent, demise of the excellent Ultimate Links website.
The plan is to create a website that not only lists all the ride journals but also adds more information . . . do please keep coming back to the site as I'll be adding more content.
Finally - when you ride YOUR E2E don't forget to send a link to your journal!
Rob
Stratford-upon-Avon, UK
This site has been created as a labour of love. The usage levels and time involved have grown far larger and much more quickly than I anticipated - to help offset costs there is a Donation page where, if the site has been useful, you may make a contribution securely by Paypal account or a debit/credit card - there are also a number of items in the ONLINE SHOP that support the site. In due course there may be opportunities for suppliers to advertise or list products and services at a modest charge to help with running costs.
I make no apology for the click-through banners that appear on some pages - they promote the events I organise each year for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Starting back in 2005 MacRide Events has raised (at October 2015) about £720,000 so far . . . and we'd like to keep the upward trend going! The rides are a great day's cycling in glorious countryside . . .why not join us? See www.macride-events.org.uk
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