How do I register and join a ride?
To register, all you need to do is click here and follow each of the steps. We’ve kept the process as easy as possible.
How do I find my ride details?
If you have joined a ride, you will need to visit Your Dashboard to view all the ride information. If there are currently no available details it means the ride host, who is responsible for updating and completing the ride information, has yet to complete them. Their information can be found on on the menu under "View Ride Details".
If you are logged in click here to view the ride details.
I can’t find a ride in my area. How do I start a new ride?
Simple, when registering you can choose to join a ride, or create one. What you create is up to you and is your responsibility. Some will ride solo, others will create small rides for their friends and riding groups, and there will be those who champion larger rides involving hundreds of people. The choice is yours. This is the second step in the registration process.
If you are logged in, click here to create a new ride.
Do I have to pay to ride?
No, there is no mandatory payment to participate. Entry is open to anyone. We do, however, encourage all Ride Sunday participants to donate to themselves and other riders, and raise funds on behalf of the Movember Foundation. We are here to ride and help do our part to change the world.
What motorcycle can I ride?
Ride Sunday is a one-day charity event to raise funds and bring all riders together. It doesn’t matter whether you ride a cruiser, sports bike, retro bike, dirt bike, or something completely different; Ride Sunday is for you.
Do I have to raise money to take part?
Ride Sunday is a charity event that works to raise funding for The Movember Foundation. While we have no minimum amount set for rider fundraising, we encourage all riders to get involved and raise as much as possible.
Ride Sunday and it's brand partners have significant rewards for the highest fundraisers and other rewards that are achievable by any rider. So we encourage you to fundraise.
Can we donate using cash?
Unfortunately no, as our donation process operates purely online to ensure your donations are sent directly to your charity, we can not receive cash donations. If there is a Movember staff member on site on the day, they are the only people who collect money on behalf of Ride Sunday and Movember.
Can we donate using cheque?
Unfortunately no, we don’t have the logistics to support cheque donations. However, if you do receive a cheque from a sponsor titled to the Movember Foundation please inform us and we will connect you with the charity and note it against your profile!
Will I receive a tax deductible receipt?
Yes, we provide a tax-deductible receipt for every donation which is sent via email after a sponsor makes their donation.
How are the funds distributed?
A minimum of 80% of Funds raised are allocated to programs across Movember portfolio.
Movember reimburses Ride Sunday to cover its costs associated with running this event.
We have a goal of reducing this fee year-on-year as the event increases in size and more funds are raised. We have the ultimate view to have all administration, development and marketing exercises covered by brand sponsorship deals, allowing for maximum return to our charities.
Can I change rides after already joining another one?
Yes, you are free to change to any other ride around the world if you wish. Only once you are registered you will be able to view the ride information for other rides. To change rides simply click the "Join Ride" button on any ride.
How can I invite others to join my ride?
Located in your Ride Page you will find an ‘Invite Members to Join My Ride’ link and social media and email sharing functions. Simply select how you’d like to share your page, or copy the link and send it to whoever you’d like to invite.
If you are logged in click here to view the ride details page.
What is the difference between Rides and Teams?
This can seem like the same thing however they are quite different. Teams and Rides are not connected. Rides and Teams are independent of each other.
- A ride is the actual riding event you have registered to take part in. This is where you can find all the ride details including start location, times, maps.
- A team is a group of riders independent of the charity or ride they are taking part and can have riders join globally.
Any rider can be part of a different Ride and different Team.
For example, a rider may take part in a local dealership ride but join the global team of your brand.
While your ride selection is mandatory as part of registration. Joining a team is completely voluntary and up to the individual rider.
What is the difference between a public ride and a private ride?
Private rides can only be joined with a specific link which can be shared by the Ride Host, whereas public teams can be joined by anyone. Public rides can be joined during the registration process or via the Rides page.
What happens to content that I post?
Any content that you post to our Services including photos, videos and comments, is your responsibility. You must ensure that you have the necessary rights to post that content by obtaining permission of copyright owners if necessary or by obtaining permission to use personal information of third parties. By posting any content, you also give Ride Sunday a non-exclusive, transferable, royalty-free worldwide right to use and reproduce that content.
Ride Sunday reserves the right to remove any content posted by you or prevent any or all access to our platform to our entire discretion.