
A lot of cyclists, roadies and volunteers stopped through at San
Lorenzo Park in King City for day 2 of the AIDS Lifecycle Bike run on Monday, June 4.
Over 2000 cyclists began the 545 mile journey on Sunday, June 3 in San Francisco and are
expected to reach Los Angeles by Saturday, June 9. This year's AIDS Lifecycle Bike Run has brought in a record $16.6 million for people living with HIV and AIDS. Megan Reilly, a recruiter for the AIDS Lifecycle Bike Run said that people can get involved with next year’s event by going online to AIDSlifecycle.org or call (323)860-7361. Cyclists will be stopping through Paso Robles sometime on Tuesday, June 5.
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