Cycle for MND research!
South Australia / Saturday 28 February - Thursday 5 March 2026
The community-led event is taking on the South Australian landscape for its 5th tour in March 2026!
Over 5 unforgettable days, you'll connect and ride alongside other cycling enthusiasts united by a shared mission: to raise awareness and vital funds for FightMND - a leading force in funding vital motor neurone disease (MND) research and care initiatives for people affected by MND.
Cyclists of all levels are welcome! Register your interest now.
The tour details
Registration numbers are limited - with spots available for the full 5 day tour. Fundraise solo or as part of a team.
FULL TOUR RIDER
$1,000 minimum fundraising per person + $750 registration fee per person. A discount is available for past riders.
This includes:
- Cycling jersey
- Personalised polo shirt
- Daily snacks, breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Safety, mechanical and gear transport support
Overnight stays are at local footy clubs with shower and power. Most riders camp in swags and you may book your own accommodation at your own cost.
The route
Cycle 690kms, climbing 7,750m over 5 days. A point-to-point tour through South Australia’s most iconic cycling regions.
Norwood Football Club
Saturday 28th February 2026
Induction and safety briefing
Norwood: McLaren Vale
Sunday 1st March 2026
126km | 1,614m elevation
McLaren Vale Loop
Monday 2nd March 2026
Day loop to Victor Harbour
128km | 1,422m elevation
McLaren Vale: 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
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.
