Project provides 108 bicycles for free night rides in Manaus, this Tuesday (20)
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Registration for the event is free and is now open on the website pedalalivre.com
Manaus (AM) – The social project Pedala Livre invites the city of Manaus for a nighttime cycling tour, this Tuesday (20). With the provision of 108 free bicycles, the initiative seeks to promote health, well-being and social integration through cycling.
Created by Fernando Barroso, a bicycle enthusiast and entrepreneur, Pedala Livre aims to encourage cycling as a form of leisure, physical activity and sustainable transport. Barroso, whose passion for bicycles was inspired by his parents, Galego and Olga, known as the pioneers of bicycle rental in the Alvorada neighborhood, highlights the importance of the initiative.
“Pedala Livre is an initiative that aims to encourage cycling as a form of leisure, physical activity and sustainable transport. We believe that the bicycle is an instrument of social transformation and we want more and more people to have access to this experience”,
highlights Fernando Barroso.
Pedala Livre night cycling tours take place every Tuesday and Friday, providing regular opportunities for the community to enjoy group cycling.
With a route specially planned for beginners, it will gather at 7pm and leave at 8pm from Rua Rafael Assayag (formerly Rua 5), 82 – Alvorada 1, close to Feira Coberta. With a distance of 12km, the route promises to be a memorable experience for all participants.
Registration for the event is free and is now open on the website pedalalivre.com. However, the number of places is limited, so interested parties are encouraged to secure their participation as soon as possible.
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