Cycle for Art is a charity cycling event for riders of all ages and abilities. The 4th Annual will take place on Saturday September 18, 2010.
Riders can select one of three routes:
Riders can select one of three routes:
25km - a flat, loop suitable for riders of any skill level
50km - a seaside ride that provides a little more challenge
100km - a challenging oceanside loop that will provide experienced riders with a satisfying trip.
The rides will have support crews and refreshments stations along the way. There will also be prizes — including special prizes for participants who raise pledges. All proceeds go to the Health Services Foundation of the South Shore including the Dr. Arthur H. Patterson Centre for Restorative Care at the Fisherman’s Memorial Hospital in Lunenburg Nova Scotia. Enjoy yourself … this isn’t a race! The routes are very scenic and there will be many places to stop and enjoy the sights, sounds and natural beauty. Safety is very important. All riders must have a bicycle in good operating condition and a wear a helmet. Riders should cycle single file as close to the right hand-side of the road as possible and obey all traffic signs. We will have riders on the various courses that can provide support (repair flat tires, some water, cell phones) and there will be a support vehicle capable of carrying bicycles and riders. This event will proceed rain of shine. We hope you can join us on the 18th in 2010.
50km - a seaside ride that provides a little more challenge
100km - a challenging oceanside loop that will provide experienced riders with a satisfying trip.
The rides will have support crews and refreshments stations along the way. There will also be prizes — including special prizes for participants who raise pledges. All proceeds go to the Health Services Foundation of the South Shore including the Dr. Arthur H. Patterson Centre for Restorative Care at the Fisherman’s Memorial Hospital in Lunenburg Nova Scotia. Enjoy yourself … this isn’t a race! The routes are very scenic and there will be many places to stop and enjoy the sights, sounds and natural beauty. Safety is very important. All riders must have a bicycle in good operating condition and a wear a helmet. Riders should cycle single file as close to the right hand-side of the road as possible and obey all traffic signs. We will have riders on the various courses that can provide support (repair flat tires, some water, cell phones) and there will be a support vehicle capable of carrying bicycles and riders. This event will proceed rain of shine. We hope you can join us on the 18th in 2010.
