No one wants to miss the epic Moonlight Mass cycle accompanied by hundreds of people all out to raise awareness!

The Moonlight Mass was just a simple social experiment that Daniel Graham and Elad Kirshenbaum decided to create on twitter. No one expected it to turn into a ongoing major event! The last Moonlight Mass ride had over 900 cyclists each riding the mass to raise awareness for the safety of cyclists in the urban environment. Every full moon riders meet at 21:00 under the Green Point Circle and at about 21:15 the journey begins. The cyclists ride the same path every full moon. They ride through Granger Bay Boulevard towards the V&A Waterfront, passed The Table Bay Hotel, left into Beach Road and onto the Moullie Point Promenade and up Three Anchor Bay Road , left onto the Fan Mile cycle lane and then re-group at the bottom of Long Street just before the Fan Walk. Once they re-group the fun part begins, the riders split up into groups taking over Long Street… You can’t miss them! The riders then continue down Loop Street , right into Longmarket Street and into Green Market Square. This unusual and exciting bike ride is for a good cause and a lot of fun! This is definitely something fun to take part in but keep in mind it is a night ride so remember to  wear reflective gear and a helmet, and make sure you obey the traffic rules!