Cyclists of all levels are sought for the event to be held between July 30 and August 2. The route will take cyclists to Newhaven, and then a ferry to Dieppe for a passage over a hotel in northern France.
Over the next three days, they will be south through the beautiful countryside of the finish under the Eiffel Tower.
After a glass of sparkling wine, there will be an easing cycle in the Eurostar train, where the bikes will be arranged and participants receive a well deserved rest for the return trip.
Paul cycling in Paris last summer and I loved every minute. He said: “I would recommend to anyone of any age who want a challenge, I had just turned 40 when I enrolled.
“It was wonderful cycling in London and the British countryside and very happy to be cycling in northern France just a day later.
“The journey to Paris was one of the highlights of this trip – the first glimpse of the Eiffel Tower has left us all very happy – and riding in the Arc de Triomphe was fantastic. “
The foundation is a cause heart of Paul, his sister-in-law died of the Carolina Group B meningitis in 2006. Driven by a desire to make a difference in the fight against meningitis in his memory, Paul raised £ 2435 for charity.