The Lymphoma Research Ride is a non-competitive bike ride where survivors, family, friends, individuals, community teams and corporate teams ride in honor and in memory of those whose lives have been touched by lymphoma.
Participants can choose to ride either a 25 or 50 mile route. Individual riders will be asked to raise $1,000 to participate. Team riders may share their money to average $1,000 per rider.
You can expect:
1) A fully supported ride with bike mechanics, medical
assistance and sagwagons.
2) Fully supplied rest stops with snacks and water every
12-17 miles.
3) Well marked route with complementary cue sheet.
4) Post Ride Celebration lunch.
Over half a million people are currently living with lymphoma in the United States -- the second fastest rising cancer in the United States today and the third most common childhood cancer.
Funds raised by participants will support the Foundation’s mission of eradicating lymphoma and serving those touched by this disease.
Both the 25 and 50 mile rides will start and end in Montgomery County. The routes are geared for all types of riders and explore the rural countryside of northern Montgomery County, with its tree-lined roads and rolling hills.
Registration starts at 8:00 and the ride begins at 9:00.
