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Dubai Police invite cyclists for a 65km ride this Saturday

Dubai Police invite cyclists for a 65km ride this Saturday

Dubai: Dubai Police will lead a 65km community cycling ride on Saturday, November 14, bringing together amateur and professional cyclists for a morning of fitness and teamwork.

The second edition of Ride with Police will start and finish at Meydan Cycle Park, with participants riding alongside team Dubai Police cyclists at a set speed of 30km/h.

The first group will set off at 6.30am, and all participants must arrive at the starting point before 6am to join their assigned groups and receive safety instructions.

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The ride will feature four groups, each accommodating up to 250 cyclists and led by a Team Dubai Police rider. The 65km distance includes the return journey to Meydan Cycle Park, with no scheduled rest stops along the route.

Dubai Police cycling event: Who can participate?

The event welcomes cycling enthusiasts of different fitness levels and experience, offering amateur and professional riders an opportunity to share the road with Team Dubai Police.

Organised by Dubai Police General Command in collaboration with the Dubai Sports Council, Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services, the initiative is sponsored by Mai Dubai and Emirates General Petroleum Corporation (Emarat).

In brief

Dubai: Dubai Police will lead a 65km community cycling ride on Saturday, November 14, bringing together amateur and professional cyclists for a morning of fitness and teamwork. Dubai Police cycling event: Who can participate? Organised by Dubai Police General Command in collaboration with the Dubai Sports Council, Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services, the initiative is sponsored by Mai Dubai and Emirates General Petroleum Corporation (Emarat).

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