2nd Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Ride

About this event

Pink-ribbon runs usually send their money to a national charity. This one names a hospital. The Harley Shop at the Beach partners directly with Conway Medical Center, the Horry County hospital that treats the people the ride is about, which puts a much shorter distance between the collection tin and the ward than most breast cancer rides manage. It is also new. The first ran in 2025, billed by the dealership as a brand-new ride rather than a revival of anything, so part of the reason to make the trip is to see what a second year looks like. The timing is quietly deliberate. Hurricane Alley Fall Rally empties out of North Myrtle Beach at the start of October, and this sits three weeks behind it, when Highway 17 has gone back to being a road rather than a parade. Flat coastal riding along the Grand Strand, ten in the morning until four. Registration cost and the route were not published in advance; the dealership on Highway 17 South is the place to ask.