LIVELY EVENT VILLAGE
Music, commentary, shopping, food, secure bag drop and toilets

FAMILY FRIENDLY VIBES
Family finishes and plenty to see and do

ON COURSE SUPPORT
Friendly marshals, signage, energy stations and support vehicles

UNIQUE FINISHER MEMENTOS!
Beautifully designed to reflect our event locations and local history.

SPECTACULAR SCENERY
The stunning Anglesey coastline and countryside provides an unparalleled Sportive

PROFESSIONAL TIMING
Chip timing, live tracker and online results

You will need attend registration which will take place on Saturday afternoon and before the event on Sunday morning - we will confirm specific times in your Final Instructions, which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.

Registration is usually located in Holyhead, on Beach Road adjacent to Newry Beach - LL65 1YD.

You will be expected to carry tubes, all tools and kit necessary for any on-route cycle repairs. It is also advisable to carry a mobile phone. There will be pick up vehicles patrolling the route who may be able to carry out very minor repairs.

Come prepared because the roads are much too nice for you not to enjoy them from your bike!

The Tour De Mon Bach is 46 miles of stunning riding around one of the UK’s most beautiful islands. With such a varied route there is always something to keep your mind off your legs - just don’t be fooled that Anglesey is flat! Begin by taking the coast road out of Holyhead and marvel at the coastline and the views. After just 10 miles into your ride you’ll have the chance to do the incredible Flying Mile timed section through RAF Valley and challenge yourself to see just how fast you can go! The next 30 miles takes you through rolling countryside and quaint villages. You will make your way through Bryngwran, Gwalchmai, Bodfordd, Llanfachraeth, and on to Valley before heading home to Holyhead.

AGE
You must be at least 13 years old to take part.

Riders under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

All riders under the age of 18 must have parental consent to enter the event, if consent is not given you will not be allowed to enter. The parental consent agreement is built into our online entry process.

START
The Bach ride usually starts between 08:30 - 09:00 though this is subject to change. Riders will not be allowed to leave after the allotted time. The start time will be confirmed in the Final Instructions which are available to view on the website 10 days prior to the race.

We encourage slower cyclists to start towards the front of the allotted time slot.

Groups of no more than 25 riders will be allowed to start together, groups will be set off at 3 minute intervals.

CUT OFF
In the interest of rider safety and the safety of our volunteers on the course there will be staged cut off times in place:

cyclists must get from the start to the Flying Mile at RAF Valley (11.2 miles) by 11:00, after this time you will not be permitted to access the airfield due to flying operations in progress.
chip timing will stop at approximately 18:00.

A confirmation of specific timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to your race.

The Tour De Mon Canol is 77 miles of stunning riding around one of the UK’s most beautiful islands. With such a varied route there is always something to keep your mind off your legs, don't be fooled that Anglesey is flat! Take the coast road out of Holyhead and enjoy the coastline and the views out to sea. After just 10 miles into your ride you’ll have the chance to do the incredible Flying Mile timed section through RAF Valley and challenge yourself to see juts how fast you can go. After this you ride through rolling countryside and quaint villages on quiet country lanes. Make your way through Bryngwran, Gwalchmai, Bodfordd, Llanerchymedd, Moelfre and on to Amlwch and then cut inland slightly before heading back through Valley and back home to Holyhead.

AGE
You must be at least 13 years old to take part.

Riders under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

All riders under the age of 18 must have parental consent to enter the event, if consent is not given you will not be allowed to enter. The parental consent agreement is built into our online entry process.

START
The Canol ride usually starts between 08:00 - 08:30 though this is subject to change. Riders will not be allowed to leave after the allotted time. The start time will be confirmed in the Final Instructions which are available to view on the website 10 days prior to the race.

We encourage slower cyclists to start towards the front of the allotted time slot.

Groups of no more than 25 riders will be allowed to start together, groups will be set off at 3 minute intervals.

CUT OFF
In the interest of rider safety and the safety of our volunteers on the course there will be staged cut off times in place:

cyclists must get from the start to the Flying Mile at RAF Valley (11.2 miles) by 11:00, after this time you will not be permitted to access the airfield due to flying operations in progress.
cyclists must arrive at the junction at the centre of Bodffordd, where the Canol and Bach split (approx. 23.3 miles) before 11:00. After this time cyclists are directed onto the Tour Bach route.
chip timing will stop at approximately 18:00.

A confirmation of specific timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to your race.

With such a varied route there is always something to keep your mind off your legs - don’t be fooled that Anglesey is flat! Take the coast road out of Holyhead, taking in the coastline and the views out to sea. 10 miles into your ride, and warmed up, you’ll have the chance to do the incredible Flying Mile timed section through RAF Valley to see just how fast you can go! from Valley, wind your way through the rolling countryside along the coastline and past the famous Newborough Forest. Take in the sights of the famous Menai Suspension Bridge and travel on towards the picturesque village of Beaumaris. On quiet country lanes, which allow you to take in the beauty of your ride, make your way through Pentraeth, Brynteg, Moelfre and on to Amlwch in the North before cutting inland slightly and heading back through Valley and home to Holyhead.

AGE
You must be at least 13 years old to take part.

Riders under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

All riders under the age of 18 must have parental consent to enter the event, if consent is not given you will not be allowed to enter. The parental consent agreement is built into our online entry process.

START
The Mawr ride usually starts between 07:00 - 07:45 though this is subject to change. Riders will not be allowed to leave after the allotted time. The start time will be confirmed in the Final Instructions which are available to view on the website 10 days prior to the race.

We encourage slower cyclists to start towards the front of the allotted time slot.

Groups of no more than 25 riders will be allowed to start together, groups will be set off at 3 minute intervals.

CUT OFF
In the interest of rider safety and the safety of our volunteers on the course there will be staged cut off times in place:

cyclists must get from the start to the Flying Mile at RAF Valley (11.2 miles) by 11:00, after this time you will not be permitted to access the airfield due to flying operations in progress.
cyclists must arrive at the junction to Llanfaelog (approx. 17 miles), before 09:30. After this time cyclists are directed onto the Tour Canol and Bach routes.

chip timing will stop at approximately 18:00.

A confirmation of specific timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to your race.