Bridging the Gap Ride #5

Bridging the Gap Ride is an annual cycling event hosted by Motherland Cycling Club (MCC), that aims to bring cyclists of diverse backgrounds and persuasions together for a fun and entertaining ride where participants get to experience different cultures, eat, laugh and dance afterwards--all while also supporting a local charity.

After ride entertainment will feature a DJ, food and games.

Bridging the Gap Ride #5 promises to be even more fun and exciting. We have added a complimentary second day of riding that is open to all registered participants for free! Please register early and share the word. 

Event Give Away - All participants will receive a meal and drink ticket as well as a raffle ticket. A few lucky participants will win several nice gifts. Details will be provided subsequently. 

Routes -  50+ miles and 30+ miles

We look forward to seeing you. Please spread the word and let's bridge the gap!!

Beneficiary Charity

Fort Bend Family Promise

Special thanks to our sponsors:

Shottenkirk Fort Bend Kia

Texas Air Systems

If you are interested in being a sponsor or vendor, please contact - info@motherlandcycling.org

Other Details

Hotel Accommodations

MCC has reserved a block of rooms for out of town participants that need accommodations.  Please follow the link below:

Hyatt Place Sugar Land

Packet Pick Up Info and Locations: 

TBD

Ride Policy

There is no rain date; we ride rain or shine - In case of severe weather or restriction mandated by local, state or federal government agencies, MCC reserves the right to cancel/alter/modify the ride for safety concerns.

In any case, we do not refund entry fees. Please review the waiver - YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR SAFETY AND ACCEPT THE RISKS OF PARTICIPATING IN THIS EVENT.

Safety Rules and Protocols

Please obey all traffic laws. Helmets are required, no headphones. Please ensure your bike is in good working condition. Additional safety instructions will be provided on event day. Please carry your cell phone in waterproof cover and call 911 in case of emergency.