The World Bicycle Relief Red-Bell 100 is a breath-taking, new one-day charity ride from Marymoor Park in Redmond, Washington to Boundary Bay Brewery in downtown Bellingham to benefit the global work of World Bicycle Relief and the local work of Cascade Bicycle Club Education Foundation.

Limited to 650 riders, the fully supported route offers 100 miles of riding on scenic, rural back roads and bike paths. Riders will be treated to catered rest stops and a post-ride party with upscale pub food and award-winning local beer at Boundary Bay Brewery. In addition to training for this exciting new century, riders are challenged to fundraise and use their love of cycling for good. Funds raised will provide bicycles to students in rural Africa and bicycle education to Seattle area youth.

World Bicycle Relief Red-Bell 100
June 30th, 2012, 7:00am
Registration cost (due at registration): $100
Fundraising Minimum (due by June 15th, may pay at registration): $150

All riders will receive a jersey, t-shirt, catered lunch, dinner, beer and goody bag.
Riders who raise $1,000 or more will be entered into a premium prize drawing.

Limited spots available. REGISTER NOW

Cause: World Bicycle Relief

World Bicycle Relief is working to provide 50,000 specially designed, locally assembled bicycles to students (70% girls) in rural Africa, improving access to education, healthcare and economic opportunity. Grades and attendence are rising and students report arriving to class safe and ready to learn. WBR also trains local field mechanics, ensuring maintenance is available to students with bikes. Learn more >

Cause: Cascade Bicycle Club Education Foundation

Cascade Bicycle Club Education Foundation encourages kids of all ages to ride bicycles for fitness, transportation and fun. Engaging more than 26,000 Seattle-area youth per year, Cascade teaches elementary school students to ride, trains high school students to complete their first centuries, helps families find safe routes to school and gives kids of all ages access to the outdoors. Learn more >