FAQ
Participants riding in person must pay a registration fee at the time of registration. The registration fee counts towards your fundraising.
Participants riding in person are required to raise or donate $250 ($50 for youth under 18). You will enjoy a fantastic event fully supported with SAG (support and gear), bike mechanic support, medical personnel, well-marked routes, stocked rest stops, an event T-shirt, a meal after your ride, extra perks, and much more!
Yes, but an appointed adult guardian must always remain with the minor (under age 18). If participating, your child is also responsible for fundraising and is required to wear a helmet. Please use your best judgment based on your child’s skill and maturity level. Children in bike carriers need not register and are not required to meet any fundraising minimum.
Friends and family members are welcome and encouraged to join you at the finish line! There will be activities on-site they may want to join as well.
The more, the merrier! Teams should strive to include five or more individuals. There is no limit as to how large a team can be.
All checks can be mailed to:
American Diabetes Association
ATTN: (Please add Your Name and the Event Name here i.e. Chuck Henderson, Tour de Cure: Florida)
PO Box 7023
Merrifield, VA 22116
Class I e-bikes are acceptable, but Class II and above are not permitted. Class I e-bikes are pedal-assist only, with no throttle, and have a maximum assisted speed of 20 mph. The ADA may not be able to provide support for an electric-assisted bicycle.
The former Tour de Cure-branded app will not work with our new DonorDrive event platform. Please download the Donor Drive mobile fundraising app—which lets you track your miles with your favorite activity tracker—and use all the mobile fundraising features while on the go! Find more information and download links.