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Endura’s Ride Out: A free bike ride swapping bus lanes for open roads

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Endura’s Ride Out: A free bike ride swapping bus lanes for open roads

The Next Ride: Endura is preparing for its next Ride Out, the third of the popular series offering city riders an evening of escapism – this time partnered with Balfe’s Bikes

LONDON, 6PM 15th October 2026 – Endura, proud pioneers of the euphoria of the ride, have introduced something new. Something that London needs. Three monthly ride outs from the capital across August (26th), September (17th) and October (15th). Time to leave the green city cruisers behind for an evening of road, gravel, and riding for the hell of it.

It’s no secret that Londoners can often become bogged down in smog, spreadsheets, and ‘severe delays’, but these events offer an escape – a chance for real community and real riding. 40 riders got on their bike, experiencing a tangible social buzz as the 40km ride traversed Essex’s lanes before returning to Neckstamper Brewery for free bevs and pizza aplenty.

Following the huge success of the first two rides, this time on 15th October, Balfe’s Bikes are getting involved so you’ll have a mechanic on hand to take a look at your steed and answer any bike-related questions – whilst you sip on that well earned free post pint ride.

The 30km ride takes off from Roehampton Gate Cafe at 6pm and ends at a secret location … because we like to keep you guessing. Hint: Local Brewery.

Who needs another city run club when Londoners can saddle up, bin the bus lanes and enjoy a ride with like-minded adventurers? Think a chilled pace with different speed groups if needed. Everyone’s welcome. Egos, less so.

So what do you say London? Beats the tube…

Secure your spot for October’s Ride Out HERE.

Date: 15th October 2026

Time: 6pm

Meeting Point: Roehampton Gate Cafe, Priory Ln, London SW15 5JP

End: A secret location ( or brewery )

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