Rotary Ride The Range | E&E Waste Toowoomba

Celebrating 10 Years!

Rotary Ride the Range are set to CELEBRATE their Tenth Year, with the race NOW on SUNDAY October 11, 2020. E&E Waste are proud to be a part of this dynamic event.

Helping Local Organisations

Over the last ten years, they have raised close $400,000 for our community. This year their THREE Charity partners are MND and ME, Toowoomba Women’s Collective – Protea Place and Rotary District 9630 Inc Drought Relief. At E&E Waste, we’re chuffed to be able to be a part of this great event.

Now With SIX Rides

There are SIX Fully Supported Rides this year, including South East Queensland’s Toughest and Longest Charity Ride – THE 200 with an EPIC DOUBLE RANGE CLIMB.

Rotary Ride the Range (#RTR2020) has a ride option to suit everyone, from the HardCORE to the SOCIAL rider. And EVERY Rider will receive a #RTR2020 Riding Cap for free!

Safety and Support

The Rotary Club of Toowoomba is committed to looking after each and every rider, volunteers, sponsors and supporters. This includes a comprehensive Cover-19 Plan. Here at E&E Waste we support their assertions that “We LOVE to Ride!” and “We also LOVE to Serve”.

E&E Waste look forward to being there with the team at #RTR2020 on SUNDAY 11.10.2020!

The Event

Distance	164 kms of open road
Climb	1825 metres of climbing
Time	Usually completed within 2 hours
Pace	Average speed of 30 km/h plus
$$ Raised	$400,000 in 10 years
Frequency	Held once a year
Established	Established in 2011 by Rotary Club of Toowoomba

Details

1825m climbing | over 164k’s

With over 1825 metres of climbing, and over 164k’s; The 100 Mile Challenge is set to challenge you.

First you weave down the range, make your way to Upper Tenthill, over to Mulgowie, back into Laidley and then onto Gatton. Just as you think you are done and dusted, you then need to climb home via Blanchview Rd back to Picnic Point.

SAG Wagon and Mechanical Support is available and have stops available at Forrest Hill, Tent Hill and Helidon.

Expected Ride completion time window is 12pm to 2pm.

Average pace expected of lead group is up to 30 plus k’s an hour.

Check out the full details below:

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