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Ride for MND Research!

A 5-day cycling adventure through iconic South Australian landscapes to raise vital funds for Motor Neurone Disease research.

$188,162 raised

$750,000 Goal

$188,162 raised

$750,000 Goal

More Than a Ride

PedalCure4MND is back for its 5th South Australian tour! Over five unforgettable days, you’ll ride through iconic landscapes like the Fleurieu Peninsula, Barossa Valley, and the SA coastline.
Connect with passionate cyclists and help support FightMND in funding vital research and care for Australians living with Motor Neurone Disease.

Cycle for MND research

Sat 28 February-
Thurs 5 March 2026

690km, 7750m, 5 days

The Route

Cycling 690 km, climbing 7,750 m, and experiencing 5 unforgettable days on a point-to-point tour through South Australia’s most iconic cycling regions. From rugged coastlines to rolling vineyards, every stage offers breathtaking scenery and a rewarding challenge.

Along the way, the tour will connect with local communities and take part in evening events that raise awareness of Motor Neurone Disease in rural areas.

Advanced Route

Moderate Route

Norwood Football Club

Saturday 28th February 2026
Induction and safety briefing

Norwood - Willunga

Sunday 1st March 2026
118km | 1,614m elevation

Willunga Loop

Monday 2nd March 2026
Day loop to Victor Harbour
112km | 1,422m elevation

Willunga - Tanunda

Tuesday 3rd March 2026
115km | 1,535m elevation

Tanunda Loop

Wednesday 4th March 2026
117km | 1,596m elevation

Tanunda - Norwood

Thursday 5th March 2026
102km | 1,588m elevation

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About FightMND

Neale Daniher AO, Pat Cunningham, and the late Dr Ian Davis OAM founded FightMND in 2014 with a vision of a world free from motor neurone disease (MND). Their determination sparked a movement, uniting Australians from coast to coast in the fight against this relentless disease.

With collective action, the FightMND Army has raised more than $115 million. This has helped fund vital research, support Australians living with MND and drive progress toward a cure.

In recognition of his extraordinary leadership and advocacy, Neale Daniher AO was named the 2025 Australian of the Year. Despite his own battle with MND, Neale’s unwavering efforts have inspired a nation, proving that resilience and community can change lives.

Together, we fight. Together, we move closer to a future without MND.

Have a question? Get in touch with FightMND.