Riders from around the world take on two challenges: raising the money needed to fund research for better treatments and a cure for diabetes, and reaching a personal training goal to prepare for a destination cycling experience. The JDRF Ride to Cure Diabetes offers:
The journey begins by traveling to one of our destination Ride locations. Meet up with fellow riders and begin a fun-filled weekend including safety seminars, planned excursions, and team building celebrations. It all leads up to the big event ... Ride Day.
Lake Tahoe is about 6200 feet in elevation, that's higher by almost 1000 feet than Denver. You will likely notice the altitude when you get there, especially when riding your bike. If you aren't one of those lucky folks who live at elevation (e.g. in the mountains), then you are forced to do your training at low elevation. Read More
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Ross Armstrong
Madison, AL
I decided to ride in the Ride to Cure Diabetes in honor of my six-year-old daughter, Mallory. She was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D) in December 2007. Read More
July 12 - 15
Take in spectacular views of the Champlain Valley while riding your bike through beautiful back country roads that weave among quaint villages, over covered bridges and along flowing rivers!