Cyclists of all ages took part in the 12th Annual “The 100 Ride” on Sunday, raising funds for Kupas Ezra and Tomchei Shabbos of Rockland County.
This year’s event saw more than 100 riders travel from Monsey to Monroe along a variety of routes ranging from 38 to 100 miles, allowing participants to choose distances based on their skill level and experience.
Organizers said the annual ride continues to serve as an important fundraiser supporting local families in need throughout Rockland County while bringing together members of the cycling community for a meaningful cause.
The event was supported by the Ramapo Police Department, Hatzoloh EMS, New York State Police, New York State Park Police, Monroe EMS, Kiryas Joel EMS, and Greenwood Lake Police Department.
Organizers described the ride as a tremendous success and encouraged bike riders and cycling enthusiasts to participate in next year’s event.
