Since 1998

A GREAT SPRING RIDE WITH WONDERFUL FOLKS,
LIVE MUSIC AND PRIZES

Funds raised benefit the National Federation of the Blind of Idaho, Treasure Valley Chapter. Lunch and our famous socks are free with registration, $5.00 if purchased separately. $150.00 maximum charge for a family.  Contact Daniel Solis for family discount code.  208-573-3937   [email protected].

Join us at Riverglen Junior High School!

6801 N Gary Ln, Boise, ID 83714

RouteEntry FeesTeam FeesCheck-InStart

Metric Century

$50

$45

6:30-7:15 am

7:30 am

25-Mile

$50

$45

8:00-8:45 am

9:00 am

10-Mile

$50

$45

8:45-9:15 am

9:30 am

HELMETS REQUIRED
PREREGISTRATION ENDS MAY 15
ON SITE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE ON RIDE DAY

Bike mechanics and medical personnel are available at the base site and on the routes. Water stops with drinks, snacks, restroom facilities, and information are available along the routes.

Your participation helps:

      • Blind seniors to live independently
      • Work to improve education of blind children
      • Provide scholarships and transition services for blind young adults
      • Educate blind adults about opportunities for employment
      • Assist blind people in learning about new advances in services and adaptive technology
      • The NFB work with the legislature advocating for legislation designed to give equal opportunities for blind people
 

Download our NEW mobile Application!

Stay on course, our new mobile application provides navigation along all three routes.

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Sponsored by Idaho affiliate of the National Federation of the Blind  www.nfbidaho.org

Cycle for Independence

Ride for the cause – Ride for the fun!   Helmets Required

10 Mile ride

25 Mile ride

Metric Century ride

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National Federation of the Blind

You can live the life you want; blindness is not what holds you back.

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