DANA POINT : Ride for Kids Benefit Events to Be Held
A motorcycle exhibit and street fair near the Dana Point Harbor on Saturday will be part of national weekend festivities for the third annual Ride for Kids to benefit pediatric brain tumor research.
The local event will run from noon to 5 p.m. at the Pavilion Lantern Bay, at Street of the Golden Lantern and Dana Point Harbor Drive.
The motorcycle expo will feature new and vintage two-wheelers. The featured motorcycle will be a 1965 Honda CB-450 Super Sport known as the “Black Bomber.”
“With the help of the motorcycling community, we can give these children a second chance,” said Mike Traynor, founder of the charity event, which will take place at 12 other locations across the country. “We’re excited to continue our national effort to conquer this serious childhood disease.”
Other benefit activities taking place during Saturday’s event will be a fine art reception and a charity auction.
The benefit ride from Dana Point to Del Mar Fairgrounds in San Diego County will follow on Sunday. Registration and breakfast will take place at 7 a.m. at Selva Road and Pacific Coast Highway, with riders leaving at 9 a.m.
Motorcyclists must collect a $35-minimum donation to participate. Those collecting $300 are entered in a drawing for a new Honda CB750.
For information about the Ride for Kids, call (800) 600-3821.
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