The annual non-competitive bicycling event for people of all ages and abilities is back in Indianapolis for a fourth year. Registration is now open at http://24hoursofbooty.org. Funds raised from the event will benefit IU Simon Cancer Center and Livestrong Foundation. The event is anticipated to raise more than $200,000 for cancer survivorship and navigation programs.

The route, a 3.5-mile loop, rolls through the charming neighborhoods surrounding Butler University. Riders can ride “The Booty Loop” as much or as little as they want during the 24-hour period.

At the heart of the action is “Bootyville,” the event’s headquarters where riders can camp, socialize and enjoy music as they recharge from riding. Along with three catered meals, riders also receive access to snacks, energy bars, water and sports drinks.

“Bootyville” is also the site of the exposition area where corporate sponsors offer a range of services including 24-hour bike support, raffles for special items and information about their services.
In the event’s 13-year history, more than 13,000 riders have raised more than $13 million in select cities. In addition to Indianapolis, 24 Hours of Booty holds cycling events in Charlotte, N.C. and Columbia, Md. and brings in participants from around the country.

To participate in the Indianapolis event, each rider is required to pay a $45 registration fee and raise a minimum of $200 prior to the group ride. Participants can register as an individual or as part of a team.

Cost: $45

For more information contact:

24 Hours of Booty
(877)365-4417
[email protected]