If you registered for the 650, check your email for route details.

For you twisted rubber rounders who’ve done a handful or more Twistybutts, you’ll want to set aside a little more time than usual for route research.

Come on May 3rd!

And so the route scouring begins. A lot to unpack 500ers. Check your email!

500 course riders, your routes have been sent.

If you didn’t get yours, check that your email received a confirmation after registration. If it didn’t receive a confirmation, best try registering again. 

Coast to Coast Registration

As you regulars know, all entrant details are deleted after each event so I can’t send out routes without you all registering. Thanks for your continued participation and sign up asap as registration will be closing next week.

Long course 650 riders, expect yours over the weekend.

It’s important to maintain a low stress environment to enjoy the road more on a long and challenging ride like the C2C Twistybutt. With just under 3 weeks to go, let’s look at 20 thingss a lot of Twistybutts use or do to keep the stress and worry away.

There are plenty of challenging roads on the Coast to Coast Twistybutt. From cliff hangers to narrow dirty roads to finger freezers.

The Coast to Coast is a long day with a huge variety of roads and weather conditions. To maintain energy and concentration, it helps to minimise stress and maximise enjoyment. Makes sense right? So how can we do that?

Less than a month away now and the pieces are starting to fall into place.

Stickers came in yesterday. Changed companies for the stickers this year and well happy with the quality.

On those long rides, like the C2C, plenty of riders get seperated from their friend or group of friends at some point resulting in a stop to call and arrange a meeting point. It’s half the fun for some…