The Bike Ride Charity Challenge is just one of the several events that the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association UK has organised to celebrate its 100 years of establishment in Britain.
Source/Credit: ITV | UK
By ITV | June 4, 2014
25 cyclists. who are members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association UK, who are currently tackling a 600-mile Bike Ride Charity Challenge across Britain arrived in Huddersfield today.
The cyclists had completed 191 miles from Glasgow, with some 410 miles still ahead of them to London.
15 local cyclists joined the group as they cycled into Huddersfield where they were welcomed by faith and civic leaders.
The Bike Ride Charity Challenge is just one of the several events that the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association UK has organised to celebrate its 100 years of establishment in Britain.
Through individual sponsorships the cyclists aim to raise £100,000 for two British charities - British Heart Foundation and Humanity First.
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