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    October 11, 2022 1 min read

    charity cycling

    ALMSTHRE cycling bags supports Pedal the Pacific

    What is Pedal the Pacific?

    Pedal the Pacific started in 2017 by 3 cyclists: Grace, Sara, and Savannah. They set out to pedal down the west cost (some 1,700 miles) to raise awareness as well to raise funds to combat domestic sex trafficking.  

     

     

    ALMSTHRE was happy to support their cause by providing riders with products in 2022. 

    Get involved

    What can you do?

    Go for a ride

    Join the team

    Donate

    Become a sponsor

    Ride from Seattle to San Diego

     Click here for more...

     

    Rob wessels
    Rob wessels


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