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Kidical Mass returns for Reading ride

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Monday, September 26, 2022 3:25 pm
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LET'S GET KIDICAL: Kidical Mass organise family bike rides to help children and adults feel more comfortable cycling. Picture courtesy of Kidical Mass

LET'S GET KIDICAL: Kidical Mass organise family bike rides to help children and adults feel more comfortable cycling. Picture courtesy of Kidical Mass

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A COMMUNITY group is set to host a family cycle on Saturday, October 8.

Kidical Mass will embark on a route starting from Palmer Park, where their May ride was held.

The event is open to cyclists of all ages and abilities with families encouraged to attend.

Refreshments will be served at the finish, while the youngsters can get stuck into some games.

Kidical Mass’ events are designed to increase families’ confidence in cycling together, whilst highlighting the need for improved infrastructure.

The group hopes to raise awareness of healthy modes of transport and bike types.

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In July, Mayor Rachel Eden joined a ride starting from Green Park.

The meeting time is 11am at Tutu’s Ethiopian Table, Palmer Park, with the ride starting once everyone is ready to leave.

For more information, visit: www.kidicalmassreading.co.uk

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