They are accused of gluing themselves to the race route on the B818 on Sunday.
Four protestors will stand trial accused of disrupting the UCI World Cycling Championships by gluing themselves to the race route.
Catriona Roberts, 21, Ben Taylor, 29, Romane Moulin, 26, and Rebecca Kerr, 28, deny a breach of the peace near the Carronbridge Hotel, Denny on Sunday.They are accused of chaining themselves together and refusing to leave. Roberts of Edinburgh, Taylor of Kilbirnie in Ayrshire and Moulin and Kerr, both from Glasgow, pleaded not guilty to the single charge against them.He released all four on bail, with a special condition banning them from attending any further events associated with the UCI World Cycling Championships.
The race, which was won by Dutch rider Mathieu van der Poel, was paused for about 50 minutes before restarting.
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