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2005 Diabetes Challenge 100k Bike Ride

November 13 is just around the corner.  Make your plans now.

Our 9th Annual Diabetes Challenge will be here before you know it!  Mark your calendars for SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 2005 and make sure you don’t miss this great event.

What is the Diabetes Challenge?

The Diabetes Challenge is an annual fund raising bike ride to benefit the

American Diabetes Association. So, gear up, ride hard and help save

lives at the 2005 Diabetes Challenge, presented by Frenchy’s Restaurants

and sponsored by the Suncoast Cycling Club.

Not a very accomplished rider?

Hey, it’s a ride, not a race! We’ve got four different distances for you to choose from, including a 10K Pinellas Trail ride, so the whole family can participate. There’s a ride for everyone:  100K, 50K, 25K and 10K Family Ride!

See you there.

October 01, 2005 in Xrsize |

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