The orientation rides are designed to teach riders things that will be critical to safety during The Ride for Missing Children. These important factors need to be understood and practiced so that on Ride day there are no serious crashes and the group is able to stay on schedule for the school stops. Learning to…
CAPTAIN A captain must come in and create the Team while registering. Once the captain has created the team name and has registered, they must notify each member of their team to go to IM Athlete and register as a part of their team. The captain will also need to create a fundraising campaign for…
If you are “new” to the Rochester Ride for Missing Children, you must complete a minimum of 2 Orientation Rides to be certified to ride. Orientation rides are provided to educate riders on how to ride safely in a group. Endurance training should be done on the riders own time. Rochester Orientation Ride Schedule will…
To participate as a Rider, you must be willing and capable of making several commitments Participate in, train for, and ride in the 100-mile Ride for Missing Children at a pace of 14 – 17 mph (on the flats). Help NCMEC in our mission in promoting awareness of the plight of all missing and exploited…
CREATE A TEAM FOR THE RIDE! It’s more fun to Ride together. Gather your friends, family and co-workers and ride to help protect kids. Serving as a Team Captain for the RFMC can be so rewarding! By forming a team YOU can be a leader in the mission to prevent child abduction and sexual exploitation.…
Normally during this time of year, we hope that Punxsutawney Phil does not see his shadow. Then we are closer to Spring weather (hopefully GOOD spring weather)! But as riders, there is a special thing about shadows. Lisa Buske (sister of missing child ~ Heidi Allen) gave us the most heartwarming way to think of…
