2024 Distinguished Gentlemen's Ride

On the heels of all the new motorcycles I’ve added to my garage, I have also decided to take part in an epic ride to raise funds and awareness for men’s health on behalf of Movember and I would love your support. On May 19th, I'll be donning my finest attire and heading to Grass Valley, CA for the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride, and I'm inviting you to be a part of this journey by sponsoring my ride.

The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride isn't just your average motorcycle event – it's a global movement that combines classic style with a noble cause. As riders, we'll be suiting up in our most dapper attire and hitting the streets on our vintage and classic motorcycles, all in support of raising awareness and funds for prostate cancer research and men's mental health initiatives.

Here's where you come in. By sponsoring my ride, you'll be directly contributing to these important causes and helping to make a difference in the lives of men around the world. Any level of support will help fund vital research, provide support services, and help to break down the stigma surrounding men's health issues.

Specifically, the funds raised through the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride are used to support organizations such as the Movember Foundation and the Prostate Cancer Foundation. These organizations fund groundbreaking research, provide essential support services for those affected by prostate cancer and mental health issues, and promote awareness and education to help prevent and detect these conditions early.

So, how can you get involved? It's simple. Just visit my fundraising page at DGR2024-Fletch and make a donation of any amount. Every dollar counts, and your contribution will help to support this important cause.

But that's not all – if you ride a vintage motorcycle or scooter, why don’t you consider joining me on the ride in Grass Valley or in a ride closer to where you live. Check out the map here.

Together, we can ride with purpose, raise awareness, and show our support for men's health. So, what do you say? Will you join me in making a difference?

Prostate Cancer Statistics

• Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men. 

• 307,000 men will die from prostate cancer each year.

Suicide Prevention – Men’s Mental Health

• Suicide is the biggest killer of men aged 20-39, with ¾ of all suicides being male.

• 510,000 men die from suicide each year, that's one every minute.

Thank you in advance for your generosity and support. I can't wait to ride alongside you as we make our mark on the world, one mile at a time.

Quietly making noise,
Fletch

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