Kirkcaldy Cycling Festival runs from Sunday 6th to Sunday 13th August. As ever, the festival features a packed programme of events.
It kicks off with a family fun day and community cyclocross race in Dunnikier Park. Activities include bike-powered Scalextric, free bike checks and repairs and face painting. There will also be food, refreshments, and music.
Events running during the week include a bike ride and talk with the amazing Markus Stitz. There are several cycle rides, including the chance to try out some adaptive bikes at Lochore Meadows.
Kirkcaldy Cycling Festival programme
Sunday 6th August – Kirkcaldy Cycling Festival family fun day
Sunday 6th August – Community cyclocross at Dunnikier Park (£20 per entry)
Monday 7th August – Cycle ride and talk with special guest Markus Stitz (talk-only tickets available)
Tuesday 8th August – Fuel your ride cooking class
Tuesday 8th August – Adaptive bike taster session and short ride
Wednesday 9th August – Youth climate ride
Thursday 10th August – Lang Toun summer trails
Sunday 13th August – Off-road cycling skills coaching
Sunday 13th August – Social led cycle ride – Three parks
For full information and tickets head to www.greenerkirkcaldy.org.uk/cyclingfest
Kirkcaldy Cycling Festival is one way in which Greener Kirkcaldy aims to encourage people to drive less and cycle more by demonstrating local cycle routes, helping them meet other cyclists and giving them the skills and confidence to get out on their bikes and explore. The festival is supported by Paths For All’s Smarter Places, Smarter Choices programme.
