These guys made it happen on ride day. And it's all caught on camera!

Thomas Craven wants you to show up with him at Ride for Courage 2012!

Neil Gargis shares his story in this :30 video clip. Show up with him!

$100 sponsorship (or $100 pledge challenge) gets you a personalized bear track displayed on ride day. You'll give 5 cancer patients a wig that helps them feel courageous.

Ken Putnam, owner of Ken's Bike Shop in Winston-Salem talks about the ride as it was, and how it came to be what it is today.

This year everyone will be rocking the original polar bear TATTOO! Be on the lookout for one in your neighborhood or contact Cancer Services. You won't want to miss out on showing your Facebook friends how you 'rock your bear'!

Click on the story headline above to see a TV clip of our response. Thank you for riding with us!

With an added donation to your 2011 registration (recommended minimum $10) you will receive a Cancer Services safety light! Three speeds of flashing lights. Stylish design. Proceeds benefit cancer survivors in our community.

Raising money for the polar bear movement beyond the registration fee? If you register through Active.com there are only four steps left to get your friends on Facebook to support you!

New Year's Day is just the beginning - you can help Cancer Services every day in 2010.

A local cycling tradition made worldwide Bicycling magazine selected the ride's jersey as "January 2010 Jersey of the Month."

Allen Joines, mayor of the city of Winston-Salem, NC will honor a local cycling tradition by formally declaring January 1, 2010 “Ride For Courage Day”!

Keith Vest, ride director for the Ride for Courage, interviewed on WXII about the 2010 Ride for Courage! Check it out!

Three kinds of folks showed up for the benefit: those who love someone diagnosed with cancer, those who love biking and a combination of the two.

Make plans to be there early - all cyclists will start at 9:00 am

Walt Stanley of Castleton, Vermont makes his second appearance at the Ride for Courage.