Mountain Bike Action

Thursday, 07 July 2022, 06:00

Three years after the last fully physical edition, the Knysna Cycle Tour returned to the dirt trails of Knysna last weekend for two days of exciting mountain bike action to help get the 2022 Knysna Oyster Festival going. It was held on the second and third days of the festival, 2 and 3 July, and it was the first time in a number of years that the event did not feature a road race as part of its programme. 

Blake Linder

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Hundreds of riders line up at the start ahead of the 42km race.
Damon Terblanche awaits the start of the 82km race.
Devan Oostenheuzen gives a thumbs up to the camera after starting the 82km race.
Sharlize Oosthuizen took part in the 42km race.
Rebecca Yabo from Kwano Cycling Academy took part in the 42km.
A focused Berend Maarsingh on his way in the 82km.
Mario de Sousa took part in the 42km.
The 82km riders make their way up the Concordia Road at the start of their race.
A determined Junaid Simons in the 42km race.
Wayne Gibson rode the 42km distance.
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