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WAY TO GO RIDERS and VOLUNTEERS!
The 2013 Birmingham, AL Tour de Cure has been a huge success!
THANK YOU for your participation
Sending you a huge
heartfelt thanks for supporting the American Diabetes Association and the Tour
de Cure cycling event. Your passion, determination, dedication, and support
made all the difference! Your commitment to the event was inspiring and we
deeply appreciate your devotion to make the 2013 Birmingham, AL Tour de Cure
a great success. We look forward to hosting you again in 2014!
Day of Event photos!
Remember, you still have
time to turn in donations and qualify for your Tour de Cure Thank You Gift!
June 15th is the deadline to qualify. Are you
close to the next prize level?
Check out the 2013 gifts here.
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Champions To Stop Diabetes
When you ride in Tour de Cure, you take part in something unique. You join the ranks of some of the most passionate people in the country people who care about cycling, health and, above all, finding a cure for diabetes.
If you raise $1,000 or more for a local Tour de Cure you will automatically become a Champion to Stop Diabetes and will receive special recognition on the weekend of the event, along with special perks all year long!
If you raise $2,600, in honor of the 26 million Americans living with diabetes, you will become a Champion on a Mission and will receive the coveted gold Champions jersey.
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Do you or someone you know have diabetes?
Thousands of people with diabetes participate in Tour as "Red Riders". Red Riders are the reason we ride—they are given a jersey to proudly wear on the day of the event. Beyond the recognition, Red Riders are part of a community that inspires us to ride and raise money to Stop Diabetes. Be sure to choose "Red Rider" when you register!
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Whether you are an avid cyclist or are just looking for a leisure ride for fun, the Tour de Cure has a route perfect for you! We welcome riders of all ages and skill levels.
Whether you ride 10 miles or 100 miles, you will travel a route supported from start to finish with rest stops, food to fuel the journey and fans to cheer you on!
Choose from fully supported 10, 25, 50, 80 or 100 mile routes.
- See more at: http://main.diabetes.org/site/TR/TourdeCure/A6SNF-SanFranciscoArea?pg=entry&fr_id=8674#sthash.pADy2qMT.dpuf
Whether you are an avid cyclist or are just looking for a leisure ride for fun, the Tour de Cure has a route perfect for you! We welcome riders of all ages and skill levels.
Whether you ride 20 miles or 105 miles, you will travel a route supported from start to finish with rest stops, food to fuel the journey and fans to cheer you on!
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Route Distances
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105
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64
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37
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20
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Check- In
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6:30 AM
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6:30 AM
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7:30 AM
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7:30 AM
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Start Time
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7:30 AM
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7:30 AM
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8:30 AM
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8:30 AM
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Spinning available at 8am, 9am and 10am - 19 bikes at each session open. You may only reserve (1) 1 hour spot. Please email Aimee Johnson for your preference aijohnson@diabetes.org
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Team Red
Team Red is for Red Riders (participants with type 1 or type 2 diabetes), their family, friends and anyone else who is looking to join with millions of others who want to Stop Diabetes! Any rider who isn't already on another team can join Team Red.
Being on Team Red means that you will instantly be a part of a community made up of people from all different areas and walks of life. Team Red is a great way to connect with other families supporting a Red Rider and other families that are honoring a loved one with diabetes.
If I don't have diabetes, can I join Team Red?
YES! You can join Team Red, which is made up of Red Riders AND those who support Red Riders. This is a team for anyone who doesn't already have a team.
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Tour de Cure Jerseys & Thank You Gifts
Tour de Cure Jerseys & Thank You Gifts
Tour de Cure participants can earn a variety of exciting thank you gifts including exclusive apparel, popular electronics, and more! They represent our thanks for reaching higher fundraising levels to fund the mission of the American Diabetes Association and the 26 million Americans with diabetes we serve. Check out the Thank You Gift Redemption site for information on the gifts at each level.
- See more at: http://main.diabetes.org/site/TR/TourdeCure/A6SNF-SanFranciscoArea?pg=entry&fr_id=8674#sthash.pADy2qMT.dpuf
Tour de Cure participants can earn a variety of exciting thank you gifts including exclusive apparel, popular electronics, and more! They represent our thanks for reaching higher fundraising levels to fund the mission of the American Diabetes Association and the 26 million Americans with diabetes we serve. Check out the Thank You Gift Redemption site for information on the gifts at each level.
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Raise $500 and choose the Tour de Cure Jersey!
Raise $500 and choose the 2013 commomerative jersey as your Thank You Gift.
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Raise $2,600 and choose the Champions Jersey!
If you raise $2,600, in honor of the 26 million Americans living with diabetes, you can choose the coveted gold Champions jersey.
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Red Rider Apparel
Red Riders are the reason we ride—they are given a jersey to proudly wear on the day of the event.
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Red Rider Cycling Jacket
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2013 New Red Rider Jersey
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Red Rider Shorts
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Red Riders that raise $2,600 will receive this cycling jacket.
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Every Red Rider is given a jersey to proudly wear on the day of the event!
(Must raise the minimum fundraising goal)
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Each Red Rider to raise $1,000 will receive these Red Rider cycling shorts!
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Additional Information
Want the latest news on diabetes research, food and fitness? We've covered all the basics here—and you'll find plenty of links to more in-depth information on a variety of topics and issues. More diabetes news and info.
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Sponsors
Please contact aijohnson@diabetes.org if you are interested in sponsoring Tour de Cure.
  
 
 
  
  
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Supporting Bike Shops:
 
Supporting Bike Club:
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In Memory of Jerry Pope
During our Tour de Cure in Alabama, one of our beloved
riders, Jerry Pope, suffered a medical emergency on the course.
Unfortunately, medical personnel on the scene were unable to revive him and
Jerry subsequently died at the hospital.
Our condolences go out to his family and friends during
this most difficult time.
If you would like to make a memorial donation to Jerry please click here.
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