Toni Romp-Friesen and Greta Friesen talk about the Hawaii Cycling Club Century Ride on Sunday April 3 that will benefit Hospice of Kona. Toni is a seasoned cyclist and Greta is a new cyclist. They share why this is a fun event for all levels of riders and a heartwarming event cause it brings out families who have been touched by Hospice services.This is a non-competitive ride that starts and finishes at Spencer Beach. Cyclists have the choice of three routes: 30, 60 or 109 miles. Exceptional lunch will be available at the end. Aid stations approximately every 20 miles. Greta shares that the aid and food stations and along the way make it fun for new cyclists like herself.Entry fee is $50 however Hawaii Cycling Club is offering a FREE entry to students 18 and under. To receive information on registering for the Free Student entry, email: [email protected] to hawaiicyclingclub.com for info and to register. Click on The Century to register at active.com. The Century entry fee is $50. Got questions. Want to volunteer call Toni at 989-8756This is the 3rd HCC Annual Century Ride founded by Rich Bell from Bike Works whose family had received services and support from North Hawaii Hospice, the beneficiary the first two years of the Century Ride. Rich is a board member of the HCC and grateful for the success of the event raising funds for Hospice and encouraging cycling.Toni, having been a Hospice of Kona nurse shares the many ways Hospice serves our community.

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