Oporto World Bike Tour

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Around 7,500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto. Porto, Portugal. 25/07/2010

in Sports, on the 25th of July 2010

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Around 7,500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto. Porto, Portugal. 25/07/2010

Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Fiendship on bike, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Sculpture with man on bike, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Friendship weman and man on bike, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Boy scout assisting disabled man on bike, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Man with umbrella on bike, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Disabled man on bike, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Biclas mascot greets cyclist , Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Fiend cyclists cross the finish line , Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Cyclist with ywo bikes , Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Cyclist with Vuvuzela, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Cyclist with portuguese national flag, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Disabled cyclist , Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Girl cyclist , Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Cyclists helping eachother, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Cyclists helping eachother, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Medics and firemen assisting cyclist, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Cyclists at end of race, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Girl cyclist, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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Around 7500 people pedal against drug abuse in another edition of the World Bike Tour Porto.
Cyclists at end of race, Portugal, Porto, 25/07/2010

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The 4th edition of the World Bike Tour Porto gathers about 7500 people pedaling against drug addiction in a 12 km route beginning on Arrábida Bridge and end at Marginal de Matosinhos. A thousand people were needed to prepare the event, 35 trucks loaded with bicycles and 40 STCP buses to transport participants to the 7500 start of the race in Arrábida Bridge. The Mayor of Matosinhos, Dr. Guilherme Pinto, the Vice-President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of MS - Matosinhos Sport, EEM, Dr. Nuno Oliveira and Administrator of the company, José Guilherme Aguiar marked their presence at the event.

A 4ª edição do World Bike Tour Porto reune cerca de 7500 pessoas a pedalar contra a toxicodependencia num percurso de 12 km com inicio na Ponte da Arrábida e fim na marginal de Matosinhos. Foram necessárias mil pessoas à preparação do evento, 35 camiões carregados com bicicletas e 40 autocarros da STCP para transportar os 7500 participantes até ao início da corrida, na Ponte da Arrábida. O Presidente da Câmara Municipal de Matosinhos, Dr. Guilherme Pinto, o Vice-Presidente e Presidente do Conselho de Administração da MS - Matosinhos Sport, EEM, Dr. Nuno Oliveira e o Administrador da empresa, Dr. José Guilherme Aguiar marcaram presença no evento.