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SUMMARY:Fifth Annual Coast to the Cure Bike Ride
DESCRIPTION:The Coast to the Cure Bike Ride starts and finishes at Stage Fort Park\, Hough Street\, Gloucester\, MA. To accommodate all level of riders\, the Coast to the Cure Road Course offers three routes of varying lengths: 24\, 66 and 100 miles.\n\nAll routes travel along Cape Ann's shores and through Manchester-By-The-Sea\, Beverly\, Hamilton and Ipswich. The terrain includes rolling hills\, long\, sunny flats\, and rural roads winding through the quaint towns of Boston's North Shore.\n\nThe 100 mile ride takes you further north through Georgetown\, Amesbury and Newburyport. The 66 and 100 mile routes stay together until mile 28\, so you can decide if you're feeling strong enough to ride the 100 miles. The 100 mile route has 5 rest stops\, the 66 mile route has 3 rest stops and the 24 mile route has 1 rest stop. Bicycle support will be provided by Riverside Cycle.\n\nProceeds from the bike ride benefit neurofibromatosis (NF). NF involves the uncontrolled growth of tumors along the nervous system and is a highly variable and progressive disorder. NF is not rare\, it affects three times as many people as Cystic Fibrosis and Muscular Dystrophy combined. While not all NF patients suffer from the most severe symptoms\, all NF patients and their families live with the uncertainty of not knowing whether they will be seriously affected one day.\n\nYour support will make it possible to invest in groundbreaking research at the Harvard Medical School Center for NF and Allied Disorders\, as well as clinical research at Boston Children's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital. In addition\, your generosity will make it possible for NF Northeast to help the many families dealing with neurofibromatosis by providing information and support.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Coast to the Cure Bike Ride starts and finishes at Stage Fort Park\, Hough Street\, Gloucester\, MA. \;To accommodate all level of riders\, the Coast to the \;Cure Road Course offers three routes of varying \;lengths: 24\, 66 and 100 miles.
\n\nAll routes travel along Cape Ann&rsquo\;s shores and \;through Manchester-By-The-Sea\, Beverly\, Hamilton \;and Ipswich. The terrain includes rolling hills\, long\, sunny flats\, and rural roads winding through the \;quaint towns of Boston&rsquo\;s North Shore.
\n\nThe 100 mile ride takes you further north through \;Georgetown\, Amesbury and Newburyport. \;The 66 and 100 mile routes stay together until \;mile 28\, so you can decide if you&rsquo\;re feeling strong \;enough to ride the 100 miles. The 100 mile route has 5 rest stops\, the 66 mile \;route has 3 rest stops and the 24 mile route has 1 \;rest stop. Bicycle support will be provided by Riverside Cycle.
\n\nProceeds from the bike ride benefit neurofibromatosis (NF). NF involves the uncontrolled growth of tumors along the nervous system and is a highly variable and progressive disorder. NF is not rare\, it affects three times as many people as Cystic Fibrosis and Muscular Dystrophy combined. While not all NF patients suffer from the most severe symptoms\, all NF patients and their families live with the uncertainty of not knowing whether they will be seriously affected one day.
\n\nYour support will make it possible to invest in groundbreaking research at the Harvard Medical School Center for NF and Allied Disorders\, as well as clinical research at Boston Children&rsquo\;s Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital. \; In addition\, your generosity will make it possible for NF Northeast to help the many families dealing with neurofibromatosis by providing information and support.
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LOCATION:Stage Fort Park\, Hough Street\, Gloucester\, MA
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DTSTAMP:20260410T191941Z
URL:https://business.wakefieldareachamber.org/events/details/fifth-annual-coast-to-the-cure-bike-ride-09-12-2017-38
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