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GIANT Dublin #SuperCyclingSunday Sunday 28th June 2026



GIANT Dublin #SuperCyclingSunday  

A FREE 100km Wicklow Challenge  

Supported by Shimano & Madison UK

Giant Dublin is proud to present Super Cycling Sunday – a FREE TO ENTER 100km cycling challenge through the stunning roads of County Wicklow on Sunday, 28th June 2026.

Supported by Shimano and Madison UK, this special event is designed to bring cyclists together for a memorable day of riding, community, and achievement.

Whether you're an experienced cyclist or looking to complete your first 100km ride, Super Cycling Sunday offers the perfect opportunity to challenge yourself in a relaxed, supportive, and social environment.



Ride the Best of Wicklow

Super Cycling Sunday is not a race. It's a controlled-speed group ride designed to accommodate cyclists of all abilities, allowing everyone to enjoy the experience together.

Our carefully selected 100km route showcases some of Wicklow's most beautiful roads, combining spectacular scenery, great company, and a rewarding challenge.

Sign-on will open from 8:00am at GIANT Dublin, with riders rolling out together at 9:00am sharp for a fantastic day on the bike.

REGISTER NOW

What's Included?

Every rider who joins us for Super Cycling Sunday will receive:

  • FREE event entry

  • Experienced ride leaders and on-road support

  • A refreshment stop to keep you fuelled and hydrated

  • A complimentary event goodie bag

  • A welcoming and social cycling experience

Supporting Breast Cancer Ireland

We're delighted that Super Cycling Sunday is helping to support Breast Cancer Ireland and raise awareness of the vital work they do in funding world-class breast cancer research and education programmes.

While participation is completely free, riders will have the opportunity on the day to make a voluntary donation to support this important cause.

Supported by Leaders in Cycling

Super Cycling Sunday is proudly supported by Shimano and Madison UK, whose ongoing commitment to the cycling community helps make events like this possible.

Their support, alongside that of GIANT Dublin & GIANT UK, allows us to create an inclusive event that celebrates cycling, friendship, and community spirit.

Join the Ride

Whether you're aiming to complete your first 100km, enjoy a social spin with friends, or simply experience one of Ireland's finest cycling regions, Super Cycling Sunday promises an unforgettable day on the bike.

Event Details

Event: Super Cycling Sunday
Date: Sunday, 28th June 2026
Registration: REGISTER NOW. Registration closes on Friday, 26th June 2026 at 5:00pm or sooner if allotted number of entries received.
Sign-On: From 8:00am
Ride Roll-Out: 9:00am Sharp
Distance: 100km
Entry Fee: FREE
Start Location: GIANT Dublin EP Mooney Retail Centre Longmile Road
Route: Wicklow Loop
Support: Refreshment Stop Included
Goodie Bag: Included for Every Participant

PLEASE NOTE CAPACITY FOR THIS EVENT IS RESTRICTED and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis

Join us for Super Cycling Sunday and experience the best of cycling, community, and Wicklow scenery.

Ride Together. Challenge Yourself. Support a Great Cause.

REGISTER NOW

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