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Brand new kids’ ride for Tour Durban

The organisers have added the Kids' Race to contribute to the family atmosphere that has become a hallmark of the aQuellé Tour Durban in recent years.

WHILE thousands of avid cyclists will enjoy the 21st edition of the aQuellé Tour Durban on Sunday, 26 April, the brand new 1km Kids’ Ride has been added to the programme to give younger members of the family the chance to be part of the iconic event. Starting at 11am, the Kids’ Ride will consist of one lap of the concrete walkway that surrounds the green lawns and the ever-popular jungle gym in the People’s Park precinct, and is open to all young children.

The multi-faceted and family-friendly People’s Park, situated at the iconic Moses Mabhida Stadium, serves as an idyllic platform for the cycling stars of tomorrow and their parents to enjoy a day in the saddle, with the peace of mind that the venue’s secure environment provides.

Parents are encouraged to assist their youngsters, who might be unsteady on their small push bikes or plastic three-wheelers. Organisers are anticipating a wide variety of two, three and even four-wheeled bikes.

The timing of the Kids’ Race has been carefully planned to allow parents who have completed the 105km Road Race, the 45km Fun Ride or the 55km Cyclo-cross race to be able to escort their children on their 1km East Coast cycling experience.

The organisers have added the Kids’ Race to contribute to the family atmosphere that has become a hallmark of the aQuellé Tour Durban in recent years.

Entry to this inaugural children’s cycling experience is free, with every finisher being rewarded with a refreshing bottle of aQuellé.

While helmets are not compulsory, they are strongly advised.

For more information visit www.tourdurban.co.za.

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Shiraz Habbib

Shiraz has been a community journalist for the last 12 years and has a specific interest in everything sports. He holds a Bachelor of Arts undergrad degree and honours degree from the University of KwaZulu-Natal where he majored in Communications, Anthropology and English.

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