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A bike ride across Georgia to benefit Emory Vaccine Center
22&23 May 2010 |
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THE JOURNEY
On two days in May, you can be among a group of cyclists and volunteers who are challenging themselves and changing the world. The AIDS Vaccine 200 begins on the beautiful Emory University campus in Atlanta and winds through scenic Georgia countryside to arrive at Camp Rock Eagle in the Oconee National Forest. Along the way you will have the opportunity to make new friends and see parts of Georgia in ways that you have never seen it before... from a bike! And at the same time you will be raising much needed money for Emory Vaccine Center, which is at the forefront of AIDS vaccine research.
THE CHALLENGE
Completing back-to-back centuries (200 miles) is a very rewarding endeavor. Building public awareness for HIV/AIDS is very challenging and difficult. Raising money for AIDS Vaccine is very difficult. And making the commitment to accept these challenges is a very serious one.
THE REWARD
The decision, the commitment, the training, the sweat, the pain, the accomplishment of your impossible dream, the knowledge that YOU have made a significant contribution through your individual efforts that make a big difference in the world is a sense of great exhilaration that have made grown people weep with joy at the end of the ride. What you will have accomplished will be felt around the world!
Check out the 2009 AV200 video courtesy of Chris Gorman:
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Ride safe!
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