Trevor cycles 170 miles to fundraise for osteoporosis

We'd like to send huge thanks and congratulations to ROS supporter Trevor Taylor, who reached the finished line of his Coast to Coast challenge!

Trevor set off to cycle 170 miles from Morecambe to Bridlington, after exceeding his fundraising target of £500. He's now raised over £700 to support people affected by osteoporosis.

Trevor was diagnosed with osteoporosis in 2018 and decided to take up cycling. He found that cycling was better for his joints, and he could "get out and enjoy exercising again", after finding himself less able to do the other sports he'd enjoyed before diagnosis.

Take a look at Trevor's JustGiving page.

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