Cyclist Crafts Skeleton-Shaped Route for Halloween in Leicester

Rebecca Laurel's six-hour, 69-mile ride across the city center captures online attention with a skeleton-themed path.

Rebecca Laurel, a 25-year-old civil engineer from Leicester, cycled for over six hours to create a skeleton-shaped route.
The ride, part of a series of Halloween-themed routes, covered 69 miles and gained over 11,000 views on social media.
Starting at Fosse Park, Laurel used key roads to shape the skeleton's legs and completed the design at Braunstone.
Inspired by the 2012 London Olympics, Laurel has been cycling for over 12 years, participating in various competitions.
She plans to continue her themed rides with potential designs for Christmas, including a snowman-shaped route.