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1 cycling event in Charlotte, Nc (Friday), Mint Hill, Nc (Saturday), North Carolina

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Charlotte, Nc (Friday), Mint Hill, Nc (Saturday)

1 event in Charlotte, Nc (Friday), Mint Hill, Nc (Saturday)
  • Honor the Warriors · 423 Eastway Drive (Friday), 9801 Arlington Church Rd (Saturday), Charlotte, Nc (Friday), Mint Hill, Nc (Saturday), North Carolina, 28227, United States
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    Oct 23 – 24, 2026 at 9:00 AM

    This is a cycling event that supports Honor The Warriors Inc. A not-for-profit registered 501(C) (3), veteran owned and operated group that supports the mental and physical health of Warriors through activities designed to show them what they can do with support. Remember your registration fees are tax deductible. This is our 17th annual ride and will be our biggest and best yet.

    Event details and schedule

    This is the 17th Annual Honor The Warriors Fund Raiser. In this event our wounded veterans will join with local riders to ride in the community. Friday 23rd Oct we will begin at 423 Eastway DR at 0900 and ride through downtown Charlotte with stops at points of interest around town. Lunch will be provided in Freedom Park and after a short ride through Meyer's Park Area we will cross Central Ave and return to the beginning at Eastway Park at approximately 1400hrs.

    Day 2 Saturday 24th October will find us at Arlington Baptist Church in Mint Hill, NC with the ability to select any of 3 routes that criss cross the countryside of the surrounding area. Routes are 17 (depart 1000), 34 (depart 0900) or 66 (depart 0800) miles in length The start times are staggered so that we all get back at near the same time and enjoy the NC BBQ meal and friendship with our Warriors.

    Links to course routes will be posted on our web site: www.honorthewarriors.org and cue sheets will be available the day of the ride. I encourage everyone to take a cue sheet especially for the 68 mile route as there are areas that have no cell service.

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