The child-friendly event follows the massive success of the first Kidical Mass bike ride last summer in Brighton & Hove.
It's calling on the Council to make our city #safetocycle.
Almost 300 children and adults took part last year, three times more than predicted!
Join in this year to make it even bigger and better.
There'll be music, bubble machines, bells and laughter.
The bicycle ride is fully marshalled and open to all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult and adults without children are welcomed.
The ride will go at the pace of the slowest person on a bicycle, so that nobody gets left behind.
There will be four feeder rides, each starting at 2pm, from Wish Park, Hove Park, Black Rock and the Level.
You can choose the easiest one for you or get to the Peace Statue on Hove Seafront by 2.45pm where all the feeder rides will meet and make one enormous Kidical Mass to ride together around the city centre.
It's organised by local community groups Bricycles, Brighton Bike Hub, Old Shoreham Road (OSR) Bike Train, Brighton Multicultural Women's Cycle Club and Clean Air for Brighton & Hove, with support from the Big Bike Revival.
Last year's ride was one of the biggest such events in the UK outside London. Elsewhere rides took place in cities including Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow, with many more in the United States, Germany, Portugal and other countries.
Bring your family, friends and workmates.
And your bicycle!
It's going to be great. See you there.
Photo © Alex Bamford