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Cyclists on the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail (Photo: BVRT Users Association)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

November 2, 2017<\/strong><\/p>\n

There should be some very tired cyclists pedalling into Yarraman on Saturday afternoon after completing a 100km cycling challenge on the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail.<\/p>\n

The Brisbane Valley Rail Trail Cycling Challenge from Esk to Yarraman is being organised by the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail Users Association Inc.<\/p>\n

The aim is to complete the off-road course, which includes a detour route from Toogoolawah to Moore, within 10 hours.<\/p>\n

Riders will leave Esk at 6:00am on Saturday.<\/p>\n

A safety team will be shadowing the event to provide help if required and there will be mandatory checkpoints at Moore and Blackbutt where support crews can also offer assistance.<\/p>\n

Free water will be available at three\u00a0 locations and free snacks will be available at two spots on the route.<\/p>\n

The man and woman who complete the course in the fastest time will each win a luxury weekend for two valued at $600 at the Wiikirri B & B Retreat in Blackbutt.<\/p>\n