Two men from a Bristol band are using the challenge to raise awareness of motor neurone disease.
Two friends and fellow band members are cycling from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise money and awareness for a neurological condition.
They are hoping to raise £5,000 for the Motor Neurone Disease Association to put towards funding research projects. They are part of a Bristol cover band called Tundra and are being joined by a third band member, Guy Gibbs, who is driving the support vehicle carrying supplies and equipment. The two men initially set out to raise £2,000 for the charity, but after donations on their Just Giving page began pouring in, they set a revised total and it currently stands at more than £3,500.Christine Evans-Bradley lovingly refers to her husband as 'Brad', the name with which he first introduced himself to her
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