The Spinneys Dubai 92 Cycle Challenge Build-Up continued Friday with over 500 cyclists taking part in the second of four organised rides before the 92km challenge on 11 December.
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Excitement for the largest cycling event in the Middle East is building and the cyclists covered 45km at the Nad Al Sheba cycle track.
A spokesman for the Spinneys Dubai 92 Cycle Challenge said: “Today’s event has been a huge success and it’s great to see the wonderful community atmosphere and the motivation from all levels of cyclists. The Build-Up ride concept is the prefect platform to practice safe cycling in Dubai and give everyone the support they need as they continue with their training.
Junior riders also have the opportunity to take part in the challenge with dedicated 15km and 30km rides on Thursday, 10 December.
Keen cyclist Joel Preston said: “I took up cycling about 15 years ago and haven’t looked back since. The dedicated Build-Up rides are a safe, community event for all cyclists, whether you want to increase your fitness, get ready for the 92km ride in December or just want to have fun.”
The third Build-Up ride will be 65km in total and held on 30th October at Al Qudra Cycle Path.
To register or find out more about any of the Spinneys Dubai 92 Cycle Challenge events please visit the website here.