Welcome to the WROAR Ride
Motorcycle ride supporting the Toronto Rape Crisis Centre/Multicultural Women Against Rape
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WROAR Ride Photos
WROAR VI - 2010
What a wonderful day! Our new Treasure Hunt ride format added greatly to the fun and laughs, with costumes on riders and bikes, plant and pet passengers, and a great variety of many different types of motorcycles, trikes and scooters. The ride route took riders quickly out of the city, into rural areas and through some wonderful curvy roads. The challenge of navigating the treasure hunt route from clues added an element of planning and strategy riders enjoyed. Thanks to our wonderful fundraising riders, riding clubs, sponsors and supporters for making our sixth ride a great success
WROAR 6 Photos
WROAR V - 2009
A wonderful new venue at Morningside Park, a fantastic ride route with the excitement of the added challenge of a poker run! We enjoyed spectacular weather too.WROAR V offered returning riders a new experience and new riders a more challenging route than in previous years. With the help of the Toronto Amazons, now two-time winners of our Club Challenge, we raised over $9,000.00 for the Toronto Rape Crisis Centre / Multicultural Women Against Rape.
WROAR 5 Photos
WROAR IV - 2008
The fourth WROAR Ride, hosted by Honda; our biggest ride yet, and most funds raised too! The support of motorcycle clubs including the Amazons, the Chic Riders and the Ruff Ryders helped make WROAR 4 a huge success.
WROAR 4 Photos: Page 1 - Page 2
WROAR III - 2007
WROAR moves out of the downtown core to Scarborough, where our ride was hosted by Honda Canada, with a much more scenic ride route through the suburbs and out into the country roads.
WROAR Ride III Photos - More Photos
WROAR II - 2006
The second WROAR Ride, once again at our lakeside venue in downtown Toronto but with a new route for our second ride. Demo rides and onsite massage are again very popular features of WROAR
WROAR Ride II Photos
WROAR I - 2005
The first WROAR Ride... sweltering hot and humid weather, even with our lakeside downtown venue there was hardly a breeze to stir the wet air. Our downtown ride route attracted a lot of attention from pedestrians and other road users.
