#bike festival

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Adventure Bike Festival, Ragley Hall, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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Cafe Racer Festival Photos: Laurent Nivalle

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Soaring High - The Fascinating Kite Festival of Ahmedabad

The Kite Festival of Ahmedabad, also known as Uttarayan, is a vibrant celebration marking Makar Sankranti and the arrival of longer, sunnier days. Held annually on 14th January, the festival transforms Ahmedabad’s skies into a canvas of colorful kites, symbolizing joy, togetherness, and creativity.

The festival’s highlights include:

Patang Bazaar, a 24/7 market selling traditional and high-tech kites.

The International Kite Festival (IKF) at Sabarmati Riverfront, attracting participants from over 40 countries with unique designs like dragon-shaped kites.

Traditional delicacies such as undhiyu, chikki, and jalebi, adding flavor to the celebrations.

Visitors can enjoy kite battles, illuminated kites called tukkals, and an electrifying atmosphere that lasts all day and night.

To attend the kite festival in Ahmedabad, travelers can fly into the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, take a train to Ahmedabad Junction, or drive via the city’s extensive road network. Once in Ahmedabad, getting around is convenient with local transport options, bike rentals, and car rental services, making it easy to explore the city and the festival venues.

The Kite Festival of Gujarat is more than just a visual spectacle—it’s a cultural experience that brings people together under one sky. Whether you're a traveler, culture enthusiast, or adventure seeker, this festival promises unforgettable memories.

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nyiregyhaza, hungary - 07 dec, 2014: santa claus biker gang in the city center. happy people celebrating on the street

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Where we ended up ✌️ I made a sticker of it I don't know what I'm going to throw it on yet but I'm excited. Excited to look at some birds!

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went on a trip around the new river gorge area last weekend

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50341 by Ben Abel Via Flickr: The 2018 Lincoln Grand Prix in Lincoln, Lincolnshire. First run in 1956, the Lincoln Grand Prix is one of the longest continually running races on the British cycling calendar and is the closest the UK has to a French or Belgian Classic. With the route taking riders on a tough circuit over the city’s cobbles — including the notorious climb of Michaelgate — almost every big name in British cycling history has raced in and won. The last few years has seen the Women’s Elite Road Cycle Race to be added along with the long-standing male race. The event takes place over a whole weekend. As well as the main races there are also other events. Castle Criteriums: A city centre race for all abilities and ages on a course that circles Lincoln Castle. Races are for under 10s, under 12s, under14s, and under 16s (girls and boys), mens and womens (Junior - Elite). Lincoln Grand Prix Sportive: An event on the elite race circuit aimed for amateur cyclists who want to improve their skills and fitness. There are 33, 64, 80, or 100 mile courses tough hills of the Lincolnshire Wolds, tackle the closed road cobbled climb of Michaelgate before finishing in Castle Square Uphill Dash: A series of 4 rider sprint races up the infamous and gruelling Michaelgate hill, parallel to Steep Hill. Winners progress through until 4 riders’ race in the grand finale. Information Source: www.lincolngrandprix.co.uk/site/

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okay it was good to gush about my feelings for him but overall it’s also really nice to be in a place where i don’t feel like i need him, i just like him and want him to be around. it is liberating not to feel desperate about my feelings right now but more like a soft witness to the whims of my heart.

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[Image ID: Text reading: hey man are you coming to the beer fest its in an asphalt parking lot next to a bank. wristbands are $45 and it comes with a tasting glass. supposed to be 96 degrees at 10am. food truck is serving impossible burritos. Brother Fellow is tapping an imperial stout made from sawdust /End ID]

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a good way to inspire yourself to do more is to see yourself as the wacky sitcom B plot character in your friends lives, "wouldnt it be funny to tell the friends in my phone about it." has gotten me to do anything from going to a festival (excelent) to wild camping (it went badly) (coastguard called) to trying to get the train to stonehenge (stonehenge costs money so i ended up just getting lunch in sailsbury, it was okay.) i bought a bicycle today and 20% of my reasoning was "itd be funny to surprise my roommate by coming home with a whole bike." . life is for living. and baby i live for the bit.

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Built For Speed Suzuki Live-Festival // Cadwell Park // 2024

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Vlog: Attended National Date Festival in Indio, California 2025

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Riding with Pride for the first time at Midsumma Pride March

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Riding with Pride for the first time at Midsumma Pride March

After working Midsumma Pride March for many years, Felicity is riding with Dykes on Bikes for the first time this weekend.

Most people wouldn’t understand the level of work that goes into a Pride March.

After all, for many, they are either watching, waving or walking on the day.

But to make Midsumma Pride March happen is a big undertaking.

“The team are working for days and days on-site to set up and make sure it’s safe for everyone,” Felicity told us,

“Plus, six months in advance, they start planning.

“The day is always hot and long hours,

“But as soon as you see kids walking down the front of the march and everybody celebrating, it makes it all worth it.”

For six years, Felicity was the head of marketing at Midsumma, which meant Pride March was a very busy time.

But now she’s stepped into a new role at the Victorian Pride Centre.

Even though Sunday she will be working with the team hosting multiple events at the Pride Centre.

She’s looking forward to taking part in her first Pride March this year with the Dykes on Bikes.

Being part of that moment is an exciting feeling

Felicity has been riding with Dykes on Bikes Melbourne since 2021.

She’s excited for what this year’s Pride March will bring after so many years on the sidelines.

“I’ve been marshalling with the folks before they hit the March every year.”

“Seeing their excitement has sometimes felt bittersweet, not being able to ride with them. But this year, it is going to be amazing.

“Midsumma Pride March and Dykes on Bikes have been a part of my last six years.”

“Being able to be a part of that moment with them at the start of Pride March is going to be such an exciting feeling.”

After 17 years of leading the Pride March, Dykes on Bikes Melbourne and Melbourne Motorcycle Tourers started receiving fines for not wearing their helmets.

With 2025 being the event’s 30th year, the importance of history and pride is something Felicity isn’t taking for granted.

“Pride March to me means visibility, and I think Dykes on Bikes has struggled because we’ve had to wear our helmets.”

“It covers our identities.

“Having been a part of Midsumma, I know how great they have been advocating for Dykes on bikes to not wear helmets as part of Pride March.”

“So that we will be able to show who we are as people.”

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Feeling the history as you rev your engines

“Dykes on Bikes lead marches all around the world; we take that stance of protectors of our community.”

“We also welcome,” Felicity said

“We’re the first to rev the bikes and get the crowd going.

“And we make sure that path is clear for our communities to come with pride after us.”

Whether working the event, marching, or watching from the sidelines, Pride March always brings a mix of emotions.

“I’m probably going to have a few tears on the day.” Felicity laughed.

“Dykes on Bikes were part of the first Melbourne Pride march on their bikes and have ridden every year that it’s been possible.

“To feel the history of those 30 years as you’re revving your engine,

“Knowing you’re there with your people, with your tribe, it’s a feeling I can’t yet describe.

“It’s like you well up inside, all the emotions come out, and you feel every memory that you’ve ever had.

“That’s both sad and good.

“You want to be there, be proud and be strong for your community no matter what.

“And when you hear the roar of that engine, it’s something you just can’t beat.”

Join Felicity with Dykes on Bikes Melbourne and the community this Sunday, as they take over Fitzroy St in St Kilda for the 30th Pride March.

Find out more information about Pride March here.

Pictures by Dean Arcuri

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Babbo Natale arriva ad Alessandria su una Cargo Bike: sostenibilità e magia in Piazza Santa Maria di Castello

Sabato 21 dicembre, un evento speciale per grandi e piccini con giochi, laboratori e regali solidali.

Sabato 21 dicembre, un evento speciale per grandi e piccini con giochi, laboratori e regali solidali. Un Natale sostenibile: la Cargo Slitta di Babbo Natale Sabato 21 dicembre 2024, dalle 15 alle 18, la magica atmosfera natalizia invaderà Piazza Santa Maria di Castello ad Alessandria con l’arrivo di Babbo Natale su una cargo bike ecologica. L’evento, organizzato da un nutrito gruppo di…

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MotoGP Rewind: "Ducati Island" Grand Prix

Ducati Island represents a rich history of bringing together motorsports enthusiasts from all over the world to celebrate their shared passion for racing. Commissaire barthelemy, on your left bromont vande velde bahati koppenberg res firma mitescere nescit, virenque general classification schleck operacion puerto. Planket chicane knockteberg, normandie kaperij bidon champs-elysees ten dam res…