The UK's First Inclusive Coast-to-Coast Ultra
Beicio Gyda'n Gilydd 200
221 miles. Liverpool to Cardiff. Disabled and non-disabled riders completing every mile together, at one shared pace, as complete equals. No one is left behind.
About the Ride
RideTogether 200 is not a race. It is a cooperative ultra-endurance cycling event designed from the ground up around one principle: disabled and non-disabled riders completing the same route at the same pace together, as equals, from start to finish.
The route runs 221 miles from the Liver Building waterfront in Liverpool to Pedal Power in Cardiff Bay — a coast-to-coast crossing of England and Wales over four and a half days, with over 100 miles on traffic-free paths and canal towpaths.
There is no finish line unless everyone crosses it. Every mile is shared.
The event is fully bilingual: all signage, marketing, and communication is produced in both English and Welsh.
More about Wheels for TenaciousThe team finishes every mile together. A shared pace means exactly that — no one sprints, no one waits. The fastest rider is only as fast as the slowest, and that is not a weakness: it is the design.
Disabled and non-disabled riders. Standard bikes, trikes, tandems, hand cycles. Adaptive equipment is arranged through our charity partners so that no equipment barrier stands between a rider and the finish line.
All event material — web, print, signage, communication — is produced in English and Welsh. Beicio Gyda'n Gilydd 200. Cycling Together 200.
It is not that disability doesn't matter; it is the ability to adapt that matters more.
On SV Tenacious, you don't help a disabled crew member; you crew alongside one. The ship only works if everyone does their part. We're doing the same thing on two wheels.
Why This Ride Matters
Wheels for Tenacious grew from the ethos of SV Tenacious the world's largest accessible wooden tall ship, built specifically to sail with mixed crews of disabled and non-disabled people. Tenacious demonstrates, voyage after voyage, that integration and accessibility produce something stronger than either group achieves separately.
RideTogether 200 brings that principle ashore. Not as a charity ride where disabled participants are supported. Not as a mainstream sportive with a token accessible category. As a genuinely integrated team cycling the same miles, the same terrain, at the same pace.
That means the ride changes what people understand to be possible, for disabled cyclists, for non-disabled cyclists, and for everyone who watches them arrive together at Cardiff Bay.
The Route
A coast-to-coast crossing that takes in UNESCO World Heritage landmarks, the Severn Valley, Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons), and over 100 miles of traffic-free canal towpaths and cycle paths.
Departing the Liver Building by ferry across the Mersey to the Wirral, a symbolic coast departure that sets the tone for everything that follows.
Crossing into Wales via one of the most dramatic engineering landmarks in the British Isles, a World Heritage Site at 55 miles into the route.
Talybont-on-Usk to Abergavenny via an extended traffic-free canal section, the most dramatically beautiful stretch of the route.
A symbolic coast arrival at Pedal Power, one of Wales's most prominent inclusive cycling centres, and a partner organisation for the event.
Ways to Be Part of It
RideTogether 200 is built by a small team and needs people in every role, riders, crew, sponsors, and partners to make it happen.
Complete the full 221 miles with the team, or join for one or more day-stages. All abilities welcome — standard bike, trike, tandem, hand cycle, or adaptive equipment.
Drive the support vehicle, handle logistics, document the journey, or provide expertise along the route. An essential role without which the ride cannot happen.
Align your organisation with a genuine inclusion story. A bilingual, coast-to-coast event crossing England and Wales, with a growing press profile and network in Liverpool, North Wales, Montgomeryshire, and Cardiff.
Whether you ride a standard bike, a trike, a tandem, or need adaptive equipment, there is a place for you in this team. Experienced cyclists and complete beginners alike. The team is built on the same principle that built Tenacious: everyone has a role, and the whole only works when it works for all.
Register your interest below and we will be in touch with details as the event takes shape.