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Ride for Kids Raises $48K in San Bernardino Dual Sport Ride

26 March 2000

Over 225 riders raised a record $48,360 on Sunday, March 19 at the San
Bernardino Dual Sport Ride for Kids. The first event of the season took place
under sunny skies at the Glen Helen Motosports facility in Glen Helen,
California.

Actor Perry King was a big hit with riders and the children as he enjoyed the
dual sport ride and shared how proud he was to be a part of their caring
community. Desert Racer Paul Krause was also in attendance for the second year
in a row along with his 2-year old son Brandon, a brain tumor patient who has
been receiving chemotherapy. Hope Koehler, mother of 6 year old poster child
Trent, could hardly hold back the tears of joy as she shared how thankful she is
that Trent is alive and well.

Dr. Stuart Siegel, of the Children's Hospital of LA, provided additional
inspiration to the riders about how proud he is of the work the motorcyclists
are doing to help find the cause and cure of children's brain tumors.

This year's top fund raiser was Ed Schneiderhan with $7,005. The Orange County
Duallies once again led the club fund raisers, bringing a whopping $17,379. The
number one dealer was Fineline Motosports, whose customers brought $13,110 to
help the kids. A thrilled and nearly speechless Damien Mendoza was the lucky
winner of a brand new Honda motorcycle, courtesy of the Honda Rider's Club of
America.

The next Ride for Kids event will be held in Houston Texas on April 30, 2000.
For more information about this or other Ride for Kids events, please visit
www.ride4kids.org or www.pbtfus.org, or call the Ride for Kids information line
at (800) 253-6530.