Staff of JE James Cycles will embark on a unique charity fund-raising bike ride in June 2012 to raise funds for Niamh Curry, a five-year-old suffering from a rare form of cancer who needs treatment in the USA.
A group of riders from Rotherham bike retailer JE James will ride to Nottingham, Ilkley, Almondbury, Manchester and finish in Heringthorpe to spell out the name 'Niamh'. The group aim to complete the 250-mile ride over a 48-hour period, collecting money along the route.
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