Anyone want to join our charity cycling Tour de France trip?

Hey guys,
Last year I cycled 5 mountain stages of the Tour de France for charity and want as many people to join me as possible this year, especially as it's the 100th one! We'll be both cycling and watching stages of this year's tour. Details are in the images below. This isn't a commercial post. I simply want as many people to experience this incredible experience as possible. All I'd ask is that you'd be comfortable with cycling for 1 charity that we all decide upon.
We shall be cycling a number of past and present stages, along with watching 3 key stages this year. These are stages 15 (Mont Ventoux), 18 (Alpe-D'Huez), and 21 (Paris). I won't know exact costs per person until I know how many will be coming, but would be surprised if we have to pay more than £500 - 750 each, including petrol, toll road fees, accommodation etc.
Underneath are small write-ups of each day of cycling, plus links to the videos of my charity ride last July, to give you an idea of what an amazing experience it will be!
Itinerary:

1st day of cycling:

2nd day of cycling:

3rd day of cycling:

4th day of cycling:

5th day of cycling:

6th day of cycling:

7th day of cycling:

8th day of cycling:

9th day of cycling:

July 2012 charity ride links:
Stage 1:
https://vimeo.com/49067772
Stage 2:
https://vimeo.com/49077785
Stage 3:
https://vimeo.com/49109088
Stage 4:
https://vimeo.com/49147009
Stage 5:
https://vimeo.com/49165135
Last year I cycled 5 mountain stages of the Tour de France for charity and want as many people to join me as possible this year, especially as it's the 100th one! We'll be both cycling and watching stages of this year's tour. Details are in the images below. This isn't a commercial post. I simply want as many people to experience this incredible experience as possible. All I'd ask is that you'd be comfortable with cycling for 1 charity that we all decide upon.
We shall be cycling a number of past and present stages, along with watching 3 key stages this year. These are stages 15 (Mont Ventoux), 18 (Alpe-D'Huez), and 21 (Paris). I won't know exact costs per person until I know how many will be coming, but would be surprised if we have to pay more than £500 - 750 each, including petrol, toll road fees, accommodation etc.
Underneath are small write-ups of each day of cycling, plus links to the videos of my charity ride last July, to give you an idea of what an amazing experience it will be!
Itinerary:

1st day of cycling:

2nd day of cycling:

3rd day of cycling:

4th day of cycling:

5th day of cycling:

6th day of cycling:

7th day of cycling:

8th day of cycling:

9th day of cycling:

July 2012 charity ride links:
Stage 1:
https://vimeo.com/49067772
Stage 2:
https://vimeo.com/49077785
Stage 3:
https://vimeo.com/49109088
Stage 4:
https://vimeo.com/49147009
Stage 5:
https://vimeo.com/49165135
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Jack, there won't be a minimum amount that each person has to raise. I'm just looking for us all to pay our share of the costs and, perhaps, choose a charity that we can cycle for as a group.
If you're interested, get in touch
in the past, me and a group of mates(9)--flew to Nice, then cycle camped , making our way to bourg d, and les deux alpes another year. Bagged a few cols, stopped at bars to watch the last hour each day, and had a great time.we booked early, cheap as chips --- wish you all the best....
I'd be hoping to stay in hotels again, as a bath/shower after each day of riding is a wonderful thing. I also required about motorhome rental, but prices were ridiculous. I personally think that camping is out of the question, given the challenging nature of the stages I have chosen.
I sounds as though you had a great trip, too! Which mountains did you climb?
col du bonnete, has two routes up from the south side, the standard all tarmac, and the old route that is a bit otf a track the last few clics.
Size of group is important, you don't want too many, otherwise the fun will be replaced by headaches...we wild camped in a couple of places, bottom of the lauteret, and in bourg d --place was rammed to the gills, so we found a spot about 2km out of town in a woodland clearing-- campfires, no bother--used the showers on the municipal site though
There are 4 definites already... I would have thought 5 - 10 people will go, but could be more, depending on interest on here.