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View our Bristol to Dublin day one photo gallery

Check out our exclusive gallery of the first day of the 325-mile ride for The Light Fund.

If you’ve read the blog from Sutikki’s Stephen Gould covering the first day’s exploits, you’ll know that the 103-mile leg went pretty much without a hitch.

From Bristol, across the Severn Bridge and into Wales, our intrepid cyclists certainly kicked off the four-day challenge in style.

You can check out some of our exclusive photos from day one below – and don’t forget to keep donating!

You can support The Light Fund and our industry cyclists by clicking here to visit the JustGiving page. Alternatively, you can donate by text – simply text 70070 with BDUB32 and your donation amount – for example BDUB32 £10.

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