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Pedal 100 – Crack the Century on Aug. 17 and Help Create Survivors

release by the Heart and Stroke Foundation

August 05, 2014 (Toronto, ON) –  Don’t miss your chance to crack the century at the annual Pedal 100 for Heart and Stroke fundraiser on Sunday, August 17, 2014, that begins and ends at Grantham Lions Club. All cyclists are invited to “Help Canadians Live Longer, Fuller Lives” and enjoy the wine region of Niagara, and beautiful Niagara on the Lake and the Niagara River Parkway, while raising funds and awareness for heart disease and strokes in Canada.

 Friends For Life at the Pedal 100.  © Pedal 100

For 2014 the Pedal 100 is offering two fully supported routes of 50 & 100km that will take participants past award winning wineries & orchards.  Along the way riders will be provided with several different beverage and snack stops, where they can rest and refuel.  There will also be SAG Wagons that can assist riders, but riders are still asked to bring their own patch kit, pump, and full water bottle.  Up until 3 p.m. on the day of the ride, cyclists will be offered a wholesome, heart healthy meal when they complete their route.

 The Pedal 100's "racey" Golden Girls... © pedalmag.com

Some incentives Heart and Stroke are offering this year to encourage participants to fundraise are for every $50 raised, cyclists will receive a chance to win the grand prize of a free First Jump course from our sponsors Skydive Toronto and a Free 3-Month Fitness Membership to the Elite White Oakes Resort and Spa located in Beautiful Niagara on the Lake. Cyclists who raise more than $500 will also receive exclusive entry to the events ‘Prestige Club’, which offers members complimentary breakfast, a Heart and Stroke t-shirt, special recognition at the event, a personal thank you from a survivor and recognition at an appreciation event in April 2015.

 Post ride amigos at the Pedal 100.  ©  pedalmag.com

Participants may register online here or on the event day. Registration is $60/rider.  For more information on the event, registration, or the prizes, please contact the Niagara Heart and Stroke Office at (905) 938 8800.





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