Wheels for the World

Save One Life is so excited to continue Wheels for the World in 2025! We are hosting many rides across the country, including multi-day rides, mountain bike rides and family friendly rides. Join us at a ride near you. If you can't make it to one of our in person rides, join our virtual ride where you can log your miles and watch your place on the leaderboard. 

This year's rides:

• Virtual Ride 
  • Ride anywhere, anytime! 
  • July 1 - November 3

• New England
  • Family friendly ride
  • July

• Ipswich, MA 
  • Mountain bike ride
  • August

• Austin, TX
  • Family friendly ride
  • September 13

• Sedona, AZ
  • Mountain bike ride
  • September

• Katy Trail, MO
  • Multi-day ride 
  • September 25-27

• Los Angelos - San Diego, CA
  • Multi-day ride
  • November

More specific details and dates to come. 

Fundraising Prizes

Every person who registers will receive a Bike Bag, filled with items to support your ride. In person riders will recieie their bag at their ride. Fundraise $250 or more to receive a 2025 Wheels for the World jersey! More fundraising prizes to come.

The History

Wheels for the World is Save One Life's biggest annual fundraiser. Wheels for the World consists of many bike rides across the country to fundraise and bring awareness to Save One Life and the bleeding disorder community. The funds are used to support our mission and programs, which give direct financial assistance to people with bleeding disorders in developing countries. Our rides are a great opportunity to get outside, be active and connect with our community.

Wheels for the World debuted in 2012 when community member Barry Haarde rode his bicycle across the country to support Save One Life. Barry was inspired to give back to those living without the resources to manage their bleeding disorders. His first ride was a tremendous success and he would go on to ride a total of six cross-country rides in support of Save One Life, raising over $250,000 total. When Barry passed away suddenly in 2018, Save One Life wanted to honor his memory. This annual event recognizes Barry’s contribution to the bleeding disorder community and encourages healthy and active living. 

Please email ariana@saveonelife.net with any questions.