Marie Curie Cancer Care Etape Caledonia

We still have places available for our Easy and Moderate Training Rides.

You can also book a test ride on a Scott Bike on one of our training rides

Official Etape Caledonia Training Rides

Skinny Tyres are the Official Training Ride Partner for the Marie Curie Etape Caledonia. We are pleased to be offering these rides again for 2012:

Beginners and event entry rides now full. Places still available for Easy and moderate rides

Please read through our brochure below for full details of grades, dates, activities and prices.

"The team's enthusiasm and love of cycling was totally infectious! Thank you for the encouragement and support." Joanne Franklin - Trip feedback 2011

Please see our brochure below for details:

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The Marie Curie Cancer Care Etape Caledonia is one of a number of sportives organised by IMG around the UK. We are pleased to confirm that Skinny Tyres will be running Marie Curie Cancer Care Etape Caledonia Training Rides” for the third year in succession. We are also delighted to have 14 event entry packages available for 2012.

This event is one of the biggest sportives in the UK and is hugely popular. It regularly attracts 5,000 cyclists from around the world all wanting to cycle the closed road circuit in Highland Perthshire

Official Marie Curie Cancer Care Etape Caledonia Training Rides

Our training rides for the Marie Curie Cancer Care Etape Caledonia are officially endorsed by IMG and are run to the highest standards with guided riding, luxury accommodation and an attention to detail that will make you feel like a professional. We will be running Marie curie Cancer Care Etape Caledonia weekends and a week long package in the run up to the 2012 event. These packages are designed to allow you to familiarise yourself with the roads around Pitlochry and Highland Perthshire. You will also get a chance to train and gain experience in all aspects of cycling. The rides are graded and are suitable for beginners right up to experienced cyclists.