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Renovo ATV Cruise for a Cure
Saturday, June 11, 2011 from 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM (ET)

This year with help from Western Clinton County Sportsmen’s Association, Central Mountains ATV Association, Representative Mike Hanna’s office, DCNR, The American Cancer Society, Penn Dot, and the Renovo community the Bucktail Medical Center Relay for Life Team is planning an ATV ride in hopes to make it an annual event to support cancer survivors and honor those who have lost their battles. This ride will start in Renovo, PA at the Heritage Park lot traveling to the “Bloody Skillet” parking lot on DeHaas Road and back - an estimated 50 mile jaunt. For this day we hope to have local vendors, organizations, and businesses setting up stands and making it a community event supporting those dealing with cancer.

I know its for a good cause, but $50??? Thats gonna scare off more people than attract. Heck, gonna have $100 in gas just hauling the quads up and back!

Does seem a bit steep. What I found more interesting is the fact that the ride would be connecting WS and BS which is something riders have been pushing for - an official connector between these two state systems!

could be an interesting riding going from WS to BS. you would have to rice through town some what. since you need to cross the river. the $50 fee to is just a bit steep. keep us informed of the details.

Yeah the connector would be great

I cannot make this...

But maybe if anyone from here plans on going I can sent you a banner and some flyers and stickers...

Sounds like a fun ride... but remember the $50 goes to a good cause...

I wish I could make it but I'm working that weekend already. $50 does "sound" steep but my mom passed away on 3/31 from liver cancer. I would pay $50 to have her back today on Mothers Day if that meant finding a cure for cancer.

I thought they were doing this ride on the hardtop...

Sorry snowdog. I didn't mean it in a negative way, just that $20 would be easier on the wallet and would attract more riders, thus increasing the total revenue. Then leave it up to the individual to donate more, if interested...thats all.

I lost my grandma to cancer when I was 6. I am the youngest, so the only memories I have of here is through old home movies and pics. I would also give $50 just to have one day with her.

here is thge route link, and yes it appears to be all hard top http://freepdfhosting.com/bf123afc5f.pdf

Not for me, they did one of these in dayton on paved roads, and it only lasted a couple years that i know of.

Wow- all roads- didnt see that, lame. I'll pass and we'll and support cancer research in my normal way.