Cyclists will ride between 50-130 kilometres each day alongside Israel’s disabled veterans. International cyclists’ registration fees include five nights’ double accommodations, all meals and snacks, post-ride activities, and fully-supported cycling routes.

Cycling has become one of the most popular sports offered at Beit Halochem Centres across Israel, enabling those without the use of their limbs or eyesight the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. CIM proceeds are used primarily towards the purchase of cycling equipment (customized hand-bikes, single, and tandem bicycles), as well as funding the Centres’ cycling programs.