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April 13 2024
Cycle for Safety
Collierville, Tennessee

 
 
BENEFITING AREA WIDE CYCLE SAFETY EFFORTS 
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2024 Cycle for Safety Donation

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Event Description:
Bringing attention to safe cycling and cooperation between motorists and drivers is key to this event. Remembering Cory Horton, one of the founding members of our team, is another goal of this event.

ROUTES START AT BIKES PLUS - COLLIERVILLE (FORMERLY BIKE WORLD)

2024 INFO - This year we will have a shorter 35 mile ride for "A", "B" or "C" riders, in addition to the 64 mile ride stopping at Cory's memorial site for "A" & "B" riders. There will be one SAG stop for short and 3 for long.  

ROLL OUT RETURNS TO BIKES PLUS-COLLIERVILLE WITH AN AFTER-PARTY GRILL & BEVS!!!!

(Let us know if you'd like to drop your team tent off ahead of time.)
  
 

2024 Location:
Bikes Plus - Collierville (formerly Bike World)
3660 South Houston Levee Rd
Collierville, TN


 
 

2024 Routes:

 




Course marked with STREET PAINT markings

see Registration page for details


Schedule of Events: • 7:30 am - On-site REQUIRED check-in & onsite registration begins.

• 8:30 am - Start of 35 and 64 mile rides.

 


Cost:
 
Donations only!

Donations of $25 or more will receive a FREE super soft tee
(while size and quantities last)


      


Registration:
Online at Race Roster
OR: Simply show up, sign waiver, enjoy the ride
 

Contact:

For more information, contact Francisco Alatorre by email at cycleforsafety901@gmail.com

 

Cause:

CFS money has been used to purchase "Share The Road" and Bike Caution road signs in past years.  In 2017, MTR used some funds to support Adopt A Highway on Germantown Parkway.  In 2013, MTR gave checks for $2500 to the cities of Germantown and Collierville for additional signage and bike lanes.  In 2016, proceeds purchased six "Share The Road" signs in Lakeland, TN. In 2018, road signs were purchased for the Town of Somerville and "Share the Road" car stickers were distributed at LBS for free. For 5 years, the Safe Cycling billboard continues to remind drivers of giving 3 feet when passing cyclists.