| Tough Biker: Fallen Officer Memorial Ride |
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| Sunday 20 February 2022 |
Fully Escorted Metric-Century at a 19 mph rolling pace The Tough Biker: Fallen Officer Memorial Ride is a metric century that is fully escorted by the Orlando Police Department and Orange County Sheriff's Office motor units through Orlando and Orange County. The peloton will ride together, stop together and finish together, pedaling at a 19 mph rolling pace, with the motor units holding each intersection, allowing the peloton to ride the entire course without stopping! There will be two rest stops, at miles 25 and 50, with a meal at the end of the ride. The youth we work with want to give back and show their support by assisting with the event. Let’s show we support our law enforcement community by participating in this worthwhile charity ride. Every year hundreds of law enforcement officers die in the line of duty. The Orlando police Department is not immune to this tragedy, as we have lost officers in the line of duty. The Orlando Police Department has generously supported the Tough Biker Corporation during events and mentoring at-risk youth. The Tough Biker: Fallen officer memorial ride is our way of giving back to the law enforcement community. This ride is to support Orlando Police Officers who are riding in the Police Unity Tour. The Police Unity Tour was organized, by Officer Patrick P. Montuore of the Florham Park (NJ) Police Department, in an effort to bring about public awareness of law enforcement officers that have died in the line of duty and to honor their sacrifices. |
IMPORTANT DATES:
- Register by Sun 23 January 2022 to guarantee your Event T-shirt
- Register by Sun 06 February 2022 to guarantee Event Packet Home Delivery
Registration fees
Metric Century Closed
Online registration closed-
64 miles
- Online registration closed
Route Map
Weather Cancellation Policies
This is a Rain or Shine event. No refunds or transfers.
The safety of our participants and volunteers is our most important concern and if any of the threatening weather conditions are present the day of the event (tornado warning, tornado watch, thunderstorm, heavy rain or a hurricane decides to visit), the event may be delayed or canceled.
When weather conditions or other physical conditions present a danger to participants, such conditions fall under the label “acts of mother nature,” it will not result in refunding of any event entry fees or future event credits, since funds were already spent in preparation for your event day.
Event schedule
- February 20 6:30 AM EST - Check-in and Staging: 6:30 am - 7:45 am
- February 20 7:45 AM EST - Pre-Ride Announcements & National Anthem
- February 20 8:00 AM EST - Ride Start
Contact information
- Event contact
- Event Director
