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REGISTRATION

Registration for the 2025 Ride to Give is $1600+GST per rider. Your registration fee includes all meals, accommodation and rider kit. Registration fees also include the provision of all logistics, safety and medical support. All riders are required to register on the link below and pay your registration fee to complete the registration process.

PAYMENT

To secure your place, you will able to enter your credit card details to make payment at the end of this registration form

FUNDRAISING COMMITMENT

The ride is a great physical challenge and we ask our riders to not only go the distance to raise awareness, but to also raise vital funds. The minimum fundraising commitment for the 2025 Ride to Give is $3,300 per rider. We’ll help you along the way with fundraising resources and support.

EVENT SANCTIONING & INSURANCE

This event will be sanctioned by and insured through AusCycling. A condition of the event insurance and sanctioning is that all participants have valid AusCycling membership for the duration of the 2025 Ride to Give event. Monthly membership starts at $9 and all participants must provide their AusCycling membership number prior to the event on 30th March 2025.

READY TO REGISTER? LET'S GO!

Our past riders can log into your existing account below, or if you’re new this year, you can sign up below to create an account. For any help registering please reach out to Bec on rebeccah@fdcbuilding.com.au or 0402 611 458.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their Elders - past, present and emerging - and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

This year we ride across the land of the Wiradjuri, Ngunnawal, Tarlo, Burra Burra, Wollondilly, Pajong, Parramarragoo and Cookmal peoples. We acknowledge and respect these living cultures and their peoples, as the traditional custodians of the land on which we ride and pay tribute to the unique role that they have played and continue to play in the region.