Please join me in a Tour de Tush Spoke Spin-off Series bike ride in honor of Rebecca.
Why we ride: It is estimated that nearly 153,000 people will be diagnosed with colorectal cancer this year. Colorectal cancer is the 2nd leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States and, by 2030, is projected to be the #1 cause of cancer deaths for adults under 50.
We are going the distance (in miles!) for all those affected by colorectal cancer while raising awareness and funds for research in the Tour de Tush Spokes Spin-off Series.
Together, we can make a difference! One hundred percent of the funds raised from this event will directly impact TBD.
Colorectal Cancer can be preventable, treatable, and beatable. Let's work together to spread awareness and funds for research to ensure this statement rings true.
DATE:
Sunday, March 9, 2025
TIME:
The "official" start time will be at 10:30 AM
LOCATION:
Peloton Studios, NYC
25-MILE RIDE:
This ride will take you from Richfield into Minneapolis and back. The course map can be seen athttps://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/2681999617
NOTE: This is an open course so, please obey the rules of the road. There is no official rest stop where food or drinks will be provided, so please bring your own (especially water to keep hydrated). You can find plenty of parks and resting spots to stop at along the way to rest and refuel.
VIRTUAL:
Can't make it to join us on March 9th? Please feel free to bike at any time as part of our team - as long as it is completed before March 30, 2025.
FEES:
All riders register for $40! Fundraise to secure your Tour de Tush shirt.
FUNDRAISING:
Fundraising is greatly appreciated but not required. All registered riders will receive a personal fundraising page.
Raise $100 or more for a TBD.
Raise $1000 or more and receive a TBD.
TAKE THE PLEDGE:
If you're 45 years or older, commit to getting your colon cancer screening this year if you haven't already!
PARTICIPATION:
The ride was designed to make it accessible to all skill levels, as you can turn around at any time to go the distance you desire. The majority of the ride is flat and enjoyable.
Please forward a link to this page to family and friends that may want to participate or donate!
WHAT TO BRING:
Water! A serviced Bike (you want to ensure your bike is in good working condition since there is no mechanical support available). A spare tube, pump, and tire tools might be handy, if you have them.
Helmets are required!
Post-Ride Gathering: Join us after the ride at Local Roots to refuel and connect!
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