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The Kidical Mass marshals organised a family ride at the Wokingham Bikeathon, which was immensely successful!
We counted around 138 bikes at the beginning, and 100 towards the end. Smaller bikers could stop after 1 mile or 2 miles, but most people chose to stay for the whole 4 miles.

The unpredictable weather probably didn’t help, but there were still 20 of us cycling in Reading this afternoon. The only water we had was the fountain at Huntley Wharf – although no kid was brave enough to cycle through it. And for the first time, thanks to the shortened barrier on Chestnut Walk, we didn’t have to bring the ramps! See a few pictures of the event below.

Our last ride before the summer recess is at the Wokingham Bikeathon – see details on Facebook. See you there!

Today was our shortest ride ever, from Palmer Park to the Reading Bike Hub in town centre, because the weather was supposed to be very 🌧️🌧️🌧️ It was not that bad actually, so we enjoyed it!

It was a very sunny ride today in Reading, with more than 40 riders of all ages, who could enjoy our latest addition to the fun: bubble machines! 🫧🫧🫧
We also had a lot of fun after the ride, as well as a few (?) cookies 🍪🍪🍪

We had a very sunny ride today, which was part of the Community Festival at the Reading University campus. There were about 40 of us at the beginning, but we recruited a few more on the way and ended up being 50. We also had a surprise guest you may well recognise on the pictures!

We had a very wet, but very well attended ride today, with more than 50 people of all ages joining us for a bike ride from the Palmer Park. Look at these smiles!

We had an amazing Christmas-themed ride in Wokingham yesterday. Bells, tinsels and antlers on helmets.
Oh, and guess who turned up on his bike? 🎅

We had 25 happy riders today, including Santa Claus himself! 🎅 Santa was riding on a triplet, with a reindeer leading him safely in town, from the Lido to the Palmer Park.
There were even gifts at the end… 🎁