TOUR DE FAT 25TH ANNIVERSARY: The Insanely Wacky Slow Ride Finals (event profile)
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024
- Get ready to go slow! The Tour de Fat is an annual celebration of the joy that bikes bring and a significant fundraiser for several Fort Collins area non-profits working in the bicycle advocacy and engagement space. Thanks to the City of Fort Collins and the New Belgium Brewery for making this happen year after year. Stay tuned for my next video profiling the wackiest bike parade you'll ever see.
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Go Maddy!
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I learned how to trackstand after doing the slow race hundreds of times while teaching kids to ride safely. We sure miss the Tour de Fat. Those years they brought it to Austin were always a blast!
I could see advocacy organizations doing something similar with their own local companies.
That looked like a lot of fun.
Yes! It's always good for a laugh
The town I lived in had a race for bicycles with 12-inch wheels for years, which was about as hilarious and almost as fast. The little bikes were fantasically decorated, but the drivetrain had to be original. The adults had to be just as gymnastic to get ahead.
Cool! That sounds like a blast.😀