A posse of festive figures rode through the streets of Bradford to spread Christmas cheer and draw attention to a worthy cause.
Tutors, friends and volunteers of Bradford Disability Cycling Club dressed up – many as Santas, one as Rudolf the red-nosed reindeer and another, somewhat unexpectedly, as an ape – to cycle from Centenary Square to Lister Park, Manningham.
The club is part of Bradford Disability Sports and Leisure and is based at the park to let disabled children, young people and adults ride in a safe environment.
Some of the 30 or so people who took part in the stunt are preparing for a sponsored cycle ride to Hamm, Bradford’s twin town in Germany, to raise funds for the club.
Club chairman Hilary White said: “We’re doing this to draw attention to the cycle to Hamm in the summer which keeps the club going. In the last couple of years the Hamm cycle has raised us in excess of £50,000.”
To sponsor the group call Barry Thorne on (01274) 437093.
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