Embark on a 16-mile bike ride in celebration of Black Empowerment, Unity, and Love

The Black Unity Bike Ride (BUBR) is a 16-mile cycling event celebrating Black Empowerment, Unity, and Love, welcoming participants of all backgrounds with a focus on the African and Caribbean communities. The journey takes place on the 3 August, starting at Leyton Sports Ground in East London and concluding at BUBR Fest in Dulwich Park, South London.

The event is known as 'The Carnival on Wheels' and emphasises community spirit over competition, inviting all ages to join in with the fun. if you're new to long-distance cycling, you're encouraged to ride at your own pace, with two stop-offs available along the way where you can rest and fill up on refreshments. There will also be Ride Marshals present on the day to assist you and make sure you're feeling safe and comfortable.

Following last year's approach, registration is on a "pay what you want" basis, with a minimum donation of £1 required to participate. All contributions support the event, covering costs such as venue hire, insurance, and entertainment. Registration is mandatory to join the ride.

Registration opens at 09:00 am
Ride starts at 10:00 am
BUBRFest starts from 1:00 pm in Dulwich Park

Why does BUBR exist?

• Black cyclists are under-represented at all levels of the sport, from elite to grassroots
• Research by Sport England shows that only 57% of Black people in the UK are considered active, a lower rate than most other ethnic groups
• BUBR creates a safe and welcoming space for cyclists from diverse backgrounds, encouraging them to get active and stay active