Simsbury, Connecticut May 20, 2012

A limited number of adaptive handcycles, recumbents and trikes are available by reservation.

Family members are encouraged to ride with Veterans on the Adaptive ride and standard bicycles are available through the Simsbury Free Bike program

Date: May 20, 2012
Time: 10:00 AM
Course: Farmington Canal Heritage Trail - Distances 25 mi., 10 mi.
Course: Farmington Canal Heritage Trail, Simsbury, Granby roads - 50 mi.
Place: Iron Horse Blvd., Simsbury CT - Performing Arts Center Parking Lot

View and Print Registration Form and Brochure

View S.A.M. Video here

Military Ambulation Project: C.A.M.P. seeks to provide the latest physical therapy equipment, developed by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in partnership with Enduro Medical Technology, to severely injured soldiers still arriving almost daily from Iraq & Afghanistan. This equipment is needed immediately by these individual soldiers to allow them to regain the physical well-being that has been taken from them by the ravages of war. Pledges and sponsors for the "Ride Across America" will allow C.A.M.P. to donate S.A.M.s (Secure Ambulation Module) to Bethesda Naval Hospital, and V.A. hospitals across the country including CT, San Francisco, Tampa, Richmond and others based on your support.

C.A.M.P. will be launching a new recreational and competitive riding team and club to be known as "Connecticut Adaptive Cycling Club" during the summer of 2011. Recreational rides will initially be held on various sections of the East Coast Greenway, Farmington Valley Rails to trails pathways which extend from New Haven north into Massachusetts. Rides of various lengths will be offered on all ride days, enabling athletes of all abilities to participate. Family members are encouraged to join the rides.

Dates starting locations and ride routes will be announced as scheduled.