Upcoming 'Red Door Ride' Benefits Gilda's Club QC

We all know someone that has been affected by cancer. It's a tough road for most and leaves the rest of us wishing we could help out in some way.

You may remember the "QC Cancer Awareness Ride" or the "QC Ride for the Cure" now, Gilda's Club Quad Cities presents Red Door Ride on Sunday, September 18, 2022.

This is a ride that raises awareness and funds for all types of cancers.

One Ride. One Community.

Photo by The Ride Academy on Unsplash

Cost is $30 per rider or per driver. Yes, they encourage autos to attend. (bonus points if it's a great-looking car or truck) Which is great news for those of us who appreciate the beauty of a motorcycle want to stay on 4 wheels.

Photo by Andrei Ianovskii on Unsplash

We ride together so that no one faces cancer alone. We ride to honor family and friends who have battled cancer.

Schedule of Events

Day of Registration and Breakfast from 9:00 am to 11:00 am at McGrath Quad Cities Harley-Davidson (5320 Corporate Park Drive, Davenport)

Ride begins 11:00 am

Ride Stops:

Judy’s Barge Inn, Buffalo, IA
Lloyds Longbranch, Reynolds, IL
Contrary Brewing, Muscatine, IA
Logger House, Hampton, IL
After Ride Party: Bally’s Quad Cities, Casino, and Hotel, Rock Island.

Last bike in at 3pm.

They’ll have music by Tony Hoeppner & Friends, Survivor Gift Package drawing, Raffle Prize drawing, and close of a silent auction with food available to purchase.

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How to Register

Click Here to Register to Ride (Registrations received after Sunday, September 4th will NOT be guaranteed a ride shirt)

All proceeds from this event will benefit Gilda’s Club Quad Cities and remain local to support families and individuals within our community that have been impacted by cancer.

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