R.J. Hadley is a survivor in more ways than one – first diagnosed in 1984, he has now lived with HIV for half of his life, winning a tough battle with lymphoma along the way and fighting back from serious…
R.J. Hadley is a survivor in more ways than one – first diagnosed in 1984, he has now lived with HIV for half of his life, winning a tough battle with lymphoma along the way and fighting back from serious…
By Michael Serchia Paul used to always say … “It is not the miles you ride, it is the LOVE you put into the miles”. Paul lived for the AIDS/LifeCycle Ride each year, not just because he was an avid…
Seven years ago, Robert Suarez rolled out of the Cow Palace on his bicycle alongside two thousand other riders to start AIDS/LifeCycle 6, and celebrate a new sense of hope and much improved health – six years after the shock…
Scott Campbell, who has served on the Board of the Positive Pedalers for two terms-from 2005 to 2007 and again for the last three years-has decided to take a more silent role with PosPeds and retires from the Board this…
Like so many of us, when Tom Keep decided to do CAR7, he hadn’t been on a bike in close to 20 years and he didn’t think there was any way he could ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles.…
By Tim Wood and Carol Hyman on October 16, 2012 This past July, I was humbled and honored to be elected by the Board of Directors to join Tom Keep as the new Co-Chair of our great organization. With the…
ALC11 – On PosPed Night, The StandUp Award Goes To David Duncan By Carol Hyman on October 5, 2012 Because of the work he was doing as a staff member on AIDS Lifecycle 11, there was a possibility that David…
The PosPeds Board is welcoming nine new members who live across the country to better serve our expanding membership, and a membership that is looking for a greater participation of Positive Pedalers in AIDS rides across the country. Including Board…