The days below will be the ride dates for 2019.

Day 1- July 8th  Indianapolis to Lapel   (Lunch Boone County) (Dinner/overnight at Lapel Middle School)
Day 2- July 9th  Lapel to Bluffton (Lunch Taylor University)
Day 3- July 10th  Bluffton to Angola  (Lunch Fort Wayne)
Day 4- July 11th Angola to South Bend/Mishawaka (Lunch Middlebury)
Day 5- July 12th South Bend/Mishawaka to Merrillville  (Lunch La Porte)
Day 6- July 13th Merrillville to Kentland  (Lunch Lowell)
Day 7- July 14th Kentland to Terre Haute (Lunch Cayuga)
Day 8- July 15th Terre Haute to Princeton  (Lunch WVCF Sullivan)
Day 9- July 16th Princeton to Huntingburg/Jasper (Lunch Jasper)
Day 10- July 17th Jasper to Jeffersonville  (Lunch Marengo)
Day 11- July 18th  Jeffersonville to Madison (Lunch Madison)
Day 12- July 19th  Madison to Bloomington (Lunch Brownstown)
Day 13- July 20th  Bloomington to Indianapolis (Lunch Mooresville)

Below are listed some of the general rules for the ride.

• 30 cyclists per day is the maximum unless otherwise noted on the application.
• Survivors and Police Officers receive first consideration for days that fill up. If you are bumped from a day, you will be placed on a wait list. Those on the wait list will be notified by email if a spot becomes available.
• Each cyclist must pay a $75.00 registration fee.  The fee covers a participant t-shirt, jersey, housing and most meals.  The registration fee can be paid online in the Store.
• The Cops Cycling for Survivors jersey must be worn every day of participation.  See the Merchandise page for more information on the Cops Cycling jersey.
• Helmets are required.
• Each cyclist is required to raise a minimum of $75.00 for every day or partial day they ride. No exceptions.
• This is a group ride, not a race. Everyone is expected to stay together and keep a reasonable pace (14-18 mph). If a participant cannot keep the pace or is cycling too far in front of the group, they will be asked to load up in the truck/escort vehicle.
• At least one hand must be kept on the handlebars at all times. It is the safest means of cycling in a large group.
• Cyclists must be at least 16 years of age to participate.  Any cyclists under the age of 18 must have their application signed by a parent or guardian.  The parent or guardian must accompany the cyclist as another participating cyclists or support volunteer each day they are registered to ride.
• If it is not thunderstorming or a significant downpour, we ride in the rain. Bring gear for inclement weather and lighting for your bike.
• Listen to as much music as you like, but only one earbud is allowed to be used while on the bike.
• The Cops Cycling for Survivors Foundation President or designee has the final say in all decisions on the ride.
• When on the ride, all participants and support personnel represent Cops Cycling for Survivors Foundation, Inc.  If you break the rules of conduct, you may be asked to leave.
• All participants are responsible to arrange their own transportation to and from the day(s) they ride. Cops Cycling does not arrange transportation unless it is to a group dinner or survivor meeting
• Have fun and make memories while taking in the beautiful state of Indiana!