Youngsters take part in the Dundee Cyclathon on alternative cycles.
Dozens of people braved the rain to take part in the 2022 Dundee Cyclathon on Sunday.
Around 50 cyclists of all ages took part in the annual event, which took off from Barnhill Rock Gardens in Broughty Ferry in the morning.
The hardy souls raised funds for STV Children’s Appeal, or a charity of their own choice.
Organised by the Rotary Club of Claverhouse, the 11-mile race saw cyclists travel from Barnhill Rock Gardens to the Dundee Cycle Hub – near V&A Dundee – and back.
Entrants were able to stop off at the hub for a breather and to pick up their medal before making the return journey.
The youngest entrant of the day, five-year-old Elizabeth Brand, cycled alongside her seven-year-old brother William, and their father, Richard.
Six-year-old Noah Niculita, another youngster who took part, said: “I am super excited to be taking part as this is my first Cyclathon ever and I want to raise as much money as I possibly can.”
Our photographer Kim Cessford was there to capture some of the best moments as cyclists from across Scotland completed the race.
The cyclists of all ages head out on the route from Barnhill Rock Gardens.
Mark and Penny, 5, Robinson used their tandem for the event.
Participants wait patiently at the starting line.
Chris Fox and Freddie Gallacher, 7, ready for the start with smiles despite the rain.
Maggie McGraw, 11, and Lauren Fox, 12, ready to head off on their cycle.
Maria Bell, 10, was able to ride a bike with tiny wheels for the cyclathon.
Cyclists heading off from the starting line.
Ian Murdo McLeod from Rama Thai was promoting Cycling Without Age.
Rotarian Phil Turner was the sweeper at the back of the cycle run.
Grove Academy team who took part. Mary Holligan (front), Adriana Armas, Thea McBennett, Maggie McGraw, Lauren Fox, and Martha Jones.
Clara Wilson-Hamilton, 14, among those at the start line waiting to head off.
Cyclists make the journey to the finish line to receive their medal.
At the finish line. William, 7, Richard and Elizabeth, 5, Aytoun, 7, and Mark
The Depute Provost of Dundee, Kevin Cordell, came out for a fun ride on their bike.
Cyclists turned up with bikes of all shapes and sizes.
Saul Sievwright (STV) and Ivor Morton (Rotary Club of Claverhouse) at the start line with participants.
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