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Ride Cincinnati Takes Place Sunday June 14

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2 minute read June 9, 2015

The 2015 Ride Cincinnati cycling event is scheduled for Sunday, June 14, at Sawyer Point in downtown Cincinnati. 

The event raises money for local breast cancer research at the UC Cancer Institute and its affiliated adult cancer care facility the UC Health Barrett Cancer Center. Rides range from a one-mile kids bike rally up to a 62.8-mile event, with rides starting at various times between 6:30 and 10:30 a.m. 

The cost is $40 for adults and $15 for children 12 years old and under. 

Learn more about Ride Cincinnati and register at ridecincinnati.org.

Additionally, UC Advance, UC's first corporate team for Ride Cincinnati, is asking for participants to join the event.

If participants are unable to register to ride, they can donate to the team. Riders who join the team and contribute or raise more than $100 will receive a University of Cincinnati cycling jersey. If you are unable to ride but would still like to support the team and receive a jersey, please indicate your shirt size in the comments section when making your donation of $100 or more.

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