by Steve Mercandelli, Cranbrook We kicked things off bright and early in Creston with a hearty breakfast served by the Creston Lions Club. There’s nothing like a plate of hot food and warm smiles to get the day started right. They also provided a nice cash donation to help us help the local kids in the community. Once we were all fueled up, we rolled…
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by Robyn Diddams, Creston What a day. We’re officially at the halfway mark of the ride — Day 5 of 10 — and what a ride it’s been so far. We started the morning in Nelson, where the Prestige Lakeside Resort generously hosted our team. A warm bed, hot showers, and a view of the lake was amazing. Huge thanks to the staff there for…
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by Rob Crowder, Nelson Today with tired legs the team rode from Castlegar out to the village of Procter. Riders had endured numerous steep mountain passes on the previous days but pressed on and got on their bikes and pedalled for the families we support. “We ride because we can and when we get tired we think of those who can’t and what they would…
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by Ron George, Castlegar The riders woke this morning from their slumber at the Grand Forks Inn and peered out the window to check the conditions. Is that smoke haze or morning fog? Turns out it was a mix of smoke and the start of rain. The riders hustled about preparing for the day trying to determine if rain jackets were necessary or not. Before…
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by Dean Marchand, Penticton Day 2 of the Cops for Kids Ride is in the books, and these old legs definitely felt the miles today… but the heart? Full. We kicked off the day in Osoyoos, feeling rested and recharged thanks to a beautiful stay at Spirit Ridge Resort the night before. That place is truly something special — the views, the comfort, and the…
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