AN ODIHAM charity was left in a spin after more than 65 cyclists raised £12,500 for it.
Riders joined up to attempt to try and ‘climb their own personal Everest’ by cycling through the pain barrier for Robbiesrally, an organisation which helps children with brain tumours and their families.
Dubbed the ‘Robbiesrevs’, the cyclists were split into nine teams at Breathe Studios, in Farnham, and managed to collectively climb an astonishing 79,632m.
Robbiesrally was set up in memory of 10-year-old Robbie Keville, who died in February 2016 after being diagnosed with a malignant brain tumour. It was created by Robbie’s father Mark Keville and it has now raised more than £200,000.
Mark said: “It was high energy, extremely challenging but fantastic fun too.” To support robbiesrally visit robbiesrally.com.
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