Nearly 150 cyclists took part in a community cycling challenge and collectively covered more than 1,500 miles.
The Builth Bike Bash 2026, held recently, saw 148 riders join together to complete the distance from Land's End to John o' Groats – and halfway back again – in under three hours.
The total distance covered was 1,586 miles.
A spokesman for the organising committee said: "Thanks also need to go to all the volunteers, especially Steve Evans who again did a marvellous job of recording all the laps and keeping us updated with the running total throughout the day."
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"The committee would like to thank Anna and Dawn from Slimming World who came along and helped with the mass start and raffle."
The event has been running since 2011 and continues to attract riders of all ages, from two years old to over 70, with families enjoying a day of cycling, picnics, and fun.
The Barista Bull Coffee Bike kept everyone fuelled with coffee and milkshakes, while Asda and Co-op donated water and fruit.
A grant from the Heart of Wales Trainline helped provide participants with a bright orange frisbee.
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