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Motorcycle Rallies and Charity Rides

From the famed Sturgis Rally to childrens charity, here are some great reasons to hit the road

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Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota

A rider takes a moment to relax at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota. — Peter Turnley/Corbis

Great Rides for Worthy Causes

From promoting autism awareness to fighting juvenile diabetes, no matter what your favorite cause may be, chances are there is a ride to support it. Some upcoming popular favorites include: 

Rip's B.A.D. Ride (Bikers Against Diabetes)
Benefiting the American Diabetes Association

Started by Easyriders magazine's Rip Rose, this fundraising ride and family festival has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in the past 14 years.

Where: Irvine, California 
When: June 5, 2011
How to find out more:
badride.diabetes.org

Children's Ride
Benefiting Seattle Children's Hospital

The Imagine Guild has been holding this three-day party for 15 years, bringing in over 4 million dollars for treatment of needy kids with life-threatening diseases.

Where: Seattle, Washington  
When: June 26, 2011
How to find out more: childrens-ride.com

The Love Ride
Benefiting Autism Speaks

Started by Glendale Harley’s Oliver Shokouh 25 years ago, this ride has raised over $22 million to date. Your donation grants you access to a live concert, outdoor activities and prizes. Last year's grand-prize winner received Bruce Springsteen's autographed guitar from the 1996 Love Ride.

Where: Glendale, California  
When: October 23, 2011
How to find out more: glendaleharley.com

Toys In The Sun Run
Benefiting the Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Foundation

The world's largest Toy Run and motorcade, with over 30,000 motorcycles, this ride has brought in over $20 million dollars in toys in its 23 years.

Where: Sunrise, Florida 
When: December 11, 2011
How to find out more: toysinthesunrun.com

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