Two men are cycling more than 20,000 kilometers in order to deliver the referee's whistle for this September's opening match of the Rugby World Cup in Japan.Ron Rutland and James Owens left London in February from rugby's hallowed ground at Twickenham Stadium and plan to pass through 27 countries and territories before their arrival in Tokyo at the end of the summer.Their epic 231-day ride will see them cross the Himalayas twice and attempt some iconic cycling routes. The duo is one of a number of pairs attempting the trip on two wheels in an effort to raise money for a children's charity.S…READ FULL ARTICLE
