On the 27th of April cancer survivor Ross Bowles will embark on an incredible journey riding 1,000km in just ten days to raise money for brain cancer research.

Mr Bowles will be riding 100km a day in an attempt to raise $100,000 to provide better treatments and outcomes for brain cancer patients.

This is a cause close to his heart as Mr Bowles was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2013 after suffering a seizure while riding his bike.

Mr Bowles told Chris O'Keefe the challenge not only raises money for brain cancer research but is a celebration of surviving cancer for ten years.

On the 27th of April cancer survivor Ross Bowles will embark on an incredible journey riding 1,000km in just ten days to raise money for brain cancer research.
Mr Bowles will be riding 100km a day in an attempt to raise $100,000 to provide better treatments and outcomes for brain cancer patients.
This is a cause close to his heart as Mr Bowles was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2013 after suffering a seizure while riding his bike.
Mr Bowles told Chris O'Keefe the challenge not only raises money for brain cancer research but is a celebration of surviving cancer for ten years.

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