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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://bellringer.org/

Is it this one, OP?[/quote]

Yes.  And to answer the other question, when it's happened before, I could not even turn out of my neighborhood.  The signs went up today but it's almost as if they are concealing what's going to happen--there's a tiny line on the sign with the group name and that's it.  I am involved in community events/government and there is no effort to warn residents that there will be disruption.

Take a look at the image of the start on the website.  It is a huge group and these are not the speedy cyclists who work out every weekend.  This is a charity ride with lots of slow people.  [/quote]

[b]The ride is raising money for cancer research. [/b] I can understand your frustration having to go slowly behind some cyclists for a few minutes leaving your neighborhood over something as silly as raising money for cancer research.  It’s honestly worse than a Stalinist gulag.[/quote]
And only a tiny amount of the money coerced from friends and families is actually given to the charity. most is claimed by the sponsors. That's the shameless part of these things.[/quote]

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