Paul Sherwen Project x Tullio - Uber Pretzel

Find out more about the amazing work the Paul Sherwen Project do and how you can make a difference!

www.paulsherwenproject.com                                        Please donate HERE and help us make that difference.

The “Uber Pretzel” is arguably the hardest route in Zwift’s Watopia (virtual cycling world), including over 2000m of climbing in less than 130km of riding. 

On March 27th, join us to raise money for the Paul Sherwen Project!

It’s a massive challenge, and you can expect to be riding continuously for 4-6 hours. During the event, you’ll be connected with other team riders and guest speakers who will join us on the day! We’d love to have you join us to ride and help raise the profile of the Paul Sherwen Project. 

In partnership with Evans Cycles, a select few of us will be riding this event LIVE on the day from their new flagship store in Cheetham Hill, Manchester. Come along and support, whilst having a look around this incrdible store, along with a special feature of vintage bikes on display!

Tullio will send you all the details for the event, how to prepare and all the information you will need to raise funds and share on your social channels!

All abilities welcome, as we will stick together and ride in groups. Don't worry if you can't finish, just come and join for as much as you can and help to raise funds for a great cause, which we will shortly announce.

We're raising money for the amazing cause that is the Paul Sherwen Project. Paul was as passionate about helping people as he was cycling. Behind the scenes he worked hard for the communities he was involved in and the work he did in Uganda was a personal project he cared dearly about; one that continues to this day.

At Tullio, we know cycling has the power to help people and we're getting behind the work the Paul Sherwen Project does. We will be dedicating our ride to the project and the work it does to help empower local Ugandans to drive progress and economic development through education, job skills and personal training. All whilst promoting and protecting the unique culture and environment of their communities.

Empower. Educate. Elevate.