Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 • Average Joe Cyclist

Cycle for the Cause is an annual bike ride that aims to raise money to end AIDS. It features an epic 3-day, 275-mile bike ride from Boston to New York. Each year hundreds of cyclists from all walks of life get together to do their part to end AIDS, and to help hundreds of thousands of people living with HIV and AIDS. As they say, “Because the story of AIDS isn’t over, but it can be.”

We previously published Marcus Woolen’s first-hand account of his motivation to Cycle for the Cause year after year, and how he trains. Today we are proud to publish photographs of the cheerful participants in the 2018 Cycle for the Cause, which happened recently. As you can see from these photos, apart from being an excellent cause, Cycle for the Cause is also a whole lot of fun! Like all charity bike rides, Cycle for the Cause is a fully supported ride open to all kinds of cyclists. Take a look, and decide if you want to sign up for the 2019 ride, to be held 20-22 September, 2019. Because as Cycle for the Cause asks:

“What will you do to end AIDS? Join the cause. Register as a Rider or Crew today and be a part of the end of the story.”

Cycle for the Cause 2018 was another great fund-raising success. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

Check out this great video that really captures the excitement of this epic bike ride:

Hundreds of bikes, ready to be ridden 275 miles from Boston to New York in the 2018 Cycle for the Cause. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

Ready to ride! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 — Ready to ride! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

Yep, ready to ride! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — Yep, ready to ride! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

Cycle for the Cause benefits The Center. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — Cycle for the Cause benefits The Center. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

Red is the theme color of Cycle for the Cause, and that makes for a very colorful start! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — Red is the theme color of Cycle for the Cause, and that makes for a very colorful start! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

Hundreds of cyclists pour over the line at the start of the 2018 Cycle for the Cause in Boston. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — Hundreds of cyclists pour over the line at the start of the 2018 Cycle for the Cause in Boston. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

As with all charity bike rides, dress code for Cycle for the Cause is relaxed and individual! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — As with all charity bike rides, dress code for Cycle for the Cause is relaxed and individual! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

You go guys! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — You go guys! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

The race is on! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — The race is on! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

Cycle for the Cause is full of high points! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — Cycle for the Cause is full of high points! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

It's hard to miss the cyclists in Cycle for the Cause, especially those wearing the theme color! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — It’s hard to miss the cyclists in Cycle for the Cause, especially those wearing the theme color! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

Cycle for the Cause bonds cyclists and builds great friendships and teamwork. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — Cycle for the Cause bonds cyclists and builds great friendships and teamwork. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

It's a fact that doing a charity bike ride is a huge boost for one's spirit and self-esteem. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — It’s a fact that doing a charity bike ride is a huge boost for one’s spirit and self-esteem. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

Like all charity bike rides, Cycle for the Cause will test your resolve and show you just how much you can do. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — Like all charity bike rides, Cycle for the Cause will test your resolve and show you just how much you can do. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

Sometimes you're part of a team, and sometimes, you're just doing your best, seemingly all on your own! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — Sometimes you’re part of a team, and sometimes, you’re just doing your best, seemingly all on your own! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

275 miles is a long, long bike ride. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — 275 miles is a long, long bike ride. Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

There are a whole lot of ways to wear red! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — There are a whole lot of ways to wear red! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

You go girl! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — You go girl! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

The best part of a charity bike ride - that triumphant moment when you've DONE it! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers. Cycle for the Cause 2018 and 2019 — The best part of a charity bike ride – that triumphant moment when you’ve DONE it! Photograph by Inspired Storytellers

Find out more and sign up for the 2019 Cycle for the Cause here!

Follow Cycle for the Cause on Facebook here!

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