A sense of social interaction is vital for mental health.
This year's event therefore looks forward to bringing the global motorcycling community together in more than 700 cities and 100 countries to celebrate style, motorcycles and men's health. Along with Movember, the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride's mission is to bring together motorcycling communities to raise awareness of prostate cancer and help men around the world.
About the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride
The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride brings together classic and vintage motorcycle riders from around the world to raise money and awareness for prostate cancer research and men's mental health. The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride was founded in Sydney, Australia in 2012 by Mark Hawwa. Inspired by a photo of classic suits and vintage motorcycles, Mark decided that a themed ride would be a great way to combat the often negative stereotype of motorcyclists, while connecting the global motorcycling community and raising money for a cause.
The goal for 2022, is to raise awareness and $6 million which will be donated to prostate cancer research and men's mental health on behalf of charity partner, Movember.
This year's Distinguished Gentleman's Ride is dedicated to a return to team riding ,with hundreds of thousands of well-dressed motorcyclists riding their amazing motorcycles, on the same day around the world, for men's health.
This world's largest and most stylish motorcycle charity event is welcomed this year by the city of Limassol for the eighth time.
Wear your best and ride your classic motorcycle to get into the spirit of the DistinguishedGentleman'sRide and join us on Sunday 22 May at the Limassol Old Port area at 10am.
All riders must be registered on the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride website to be able to access details of the local route they will be participating in.
For more information and registration, visit www.gentlemansride.com
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