BBC Radio 2 presenter Paddy McGuinness has crossed the finish line to complete his epic Children In Need cycling challenge, after riding almost 300 miles from Wales to Scotland on a Raleigh Chopper bike.

Paddy McGuinness has pledged to get a tattoo of his Chopper bike if the total raised for Children in Need passes the £10million mark. The TV star, who cycled 300 miles on the yellow kids’ bike - nicknamed Patch - for his Endurance Challenge, was staggered to learn this morning that his total is now £9.25million.

Paddy McGuinness, 51, cycled through three nations and eight counties over the course of a week and covered over 300 miles in distance to help raise funds for Children in Need

Paddy McGuinness has completed a 300-mile ride on a Chopper bike across three nations in five days raising millions of pounds for Children in Need

Fresh out of the Chopper saddle after completing his herculean bike ride to raise more than £9m for Children in need, the much-loved comedian Paddy McGuinness resumes his stand-up tour Nearly There and comes this way this weekend.

Paddy McGuinness says his gruelling charity bike ride showed fans 'who I am off telly' after raising more than £9 million for BBC Children In Need. The Farnworth-born star travelled 300 miles from Wales to Scotland on his dream childhood bike,

Paddy McGuinness says it was an honour to have Sir Chris Hoy along for the ride after completing his 300-mile Children in Need challenge for BBC Radio 2 in Scotland. He arrived in Glasgow on his Raleigh Chopper bike to a large crowd of supporters and live music from Chesney Hawkes.

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