The Grootbrak Grabadoo

Friday, 10 January 2020, 10:19

A field of 1 640 participants, 78% from outside the Garden Route, took part in the Grootbrak Grabadoo on 31 December - a new record for this popular annual event. Besides the huge marketing value for Great Bark, the economic contribution to the local economy is around R150 000.

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A cyclist crossing one of several causeways. Photo: Deidre Cloete
A hotdog and soft drink do the trick after the long cycle. Photo: Deidre Cloete
The starting point in Great Brak's main street. Photo: Tersia Marais
Organiser Mimi Finestone (third from right) with paramedics who assisted with the pains...
Officials and a helper at one of the farm gates on the route. Photo: Deidre Cloete
The Grabadoo is a family event. Photo: Deidre Cloete
The Grootbrak Grabadoo is one of the most popular cycling events in the area and the...
Getting ready for the race. Photo: Tersia Marais
This young acrobat entertained participants with his skills. Photo: Deidre Cloete
A father and son team in action. Photo: Deidre Cloete
Father and son riding on a unique tandem cycle. Photo: Deidre Cloete
Thumbs up for the Grabadoo. Photo: Deidre Cloete
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