Charity cyclists to resume cross-country trek after bikes stolen in Winnipeg
Replacement rides have arrived for two cyclists on a cross-country fundraising trip whose bicycles were stolen in downtown Winnipeg late last week. The pair of New Brunswick men plan to resume their trip Tuesday, Valentin Duquenne, one of the riders, told Global News. He will be joined by his riding partner, Thomas Clark.They picked up their new bicycles from a shop in St.
- ▪Replacement rides have arrived for two cyclists on a cross-country fundraising trip whose bicycles were stolen in downtown Winnipeg late last week.
- ▪The pair of New Brunswick men plan to resume their trip Tuesday, Valentin Duquenne, one of the riders, told Global News.
- ▪He will be joined by his riding partner, Thomas Clark.They picked up their new bicycles from a shop in St.
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Replacement rides have arrived for two cyclists on a cross-country fundraising trip whose bicycles were stolen in downtown Winnipeg late last week. The pair of New Brunswick men plan to resume their trip Tuesday, Valentin Duquenne, one of the riders, told Global News. He will be joined by his riding partner, Thomas Clark.They picked up their new bicycles from a shop in St. Vital on Monday. Duquenne and Clark are riding across Canada to raise money for men’s mental health through the Men Don’t Ride Alone Campaign. They are trying to spread awareness and fundraise for Movember Canada.The ride is set to end in Victoria, B.C., after beginning last month in North Sydney, N.S.Their bikes, worth about $15,000 combined, were stolen Friday morning at approximately 8 a.m., the duo said.
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