Passport2Pain
Saturday, September 12, 2020
Saturday, September 12, 2020
Since 2010, Passport2Pain has been a tough bike ride that is also a lot of fun,
set on bucolic country roads in the heart of Puget Sound
This year, for reasons you already know, P2P will be the Virtual P2P, capturing – or even exceeding – the physical challenge of P2P’s iconic Idiot, Weenie, Weasel and Granny courses, providing a good bit of the camaraderie of shared suffering, and rewarding you with a stamped P2P Passport to document your Pain (plus Fabulous Prizes!)
How many vertical feet can you ride on Saturday, September 12th?
This year’s virtual P2P will be supporting two other vital local organizations
in addition to the Vashon Island Rowing Club, net proceeds will go to:
Those bucolic Vashon Island roads, our volunteers handing out food at 20 movie-themed checkpoints, and the awesome barbecue at the finish line will be back in 2021 (September 11th) for the Decade of Pain, P2P #10.
set on bucolic country roads in the heart of Puget Sound
This year, for reasons you already know, P2P will be the Virtual P2P, capturing – or even exceeding – the physical challenge of P2P’s iconic Idiot, Weenie, Weasel and Granny courses, providing a good bit of the camaraderie of shared suffering, and rewarding you with a stamped P2P Passport to document your Pain (plus Fabulous Prizes!)
How many vertical feet can you ride on Saturday, September 12th?
This year’s virtual P2P will be supporting two other vital local organizations
in addition to the Vashon Island Rowing Club, net proceeds will go to:
- The Vashon Food Bank
- The Vashon DOVE Project (domestic violence agency)
Those bucolic Vashon Island roads, our volunteers handing out food at 20 movie-themed checkpoints, and the awesome barbecue at the finish line will be back in 2021 (September 11th) for the Decade of Pain, P2P #10.
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P2P is the twisted brainchild of some of us in the Vashon Island Rowing Club who thought we could turn our nasty, brutish off-season training rides into a way to increase financial aid for our Junior rowers and help maintain our boats. Surely there were others out there who enjoyed this ... sort of thing?
