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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Cahaba Cycles' owner Faris Malki assists in registration before the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Cyclist prepare before the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Cyclists prepare before the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Cyclist prepare before the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Cyclist register before the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
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Photo by David Leong
Hundreds of cyclists participate in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood, AL on July 13, 2025. With six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles, cyclists enjoy a post race celebration with food and music at Homewood's Cahaba Cycles. Photo by David Leong.
Hundreds of cyclists participated in the annual Tour de Cahaba in Homewood on Sunday, enjoying six route options ranging from 5 to 65 miles that took them through the streets of Mountain Brook.
The route options included rides from a family-friendly 3–5 mile Slow Roll to a challenging 65-mile ride that cut through Mountain Brook and visited all Cahaba Cycles locations (except Gadsden). The event includes full SAG support, rest stops and a post-ride cookout with BBQ, pizza, music and drinks. Proceeds benefited the Birmingham Urban Mountain Pedalers.
