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Rev up. Show Up. Make a difference.
Join us for the 2026 Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run Motorcycle Run, a full police-escorted ride from Russ' Ocean State Harley-Davidson straight to the University of Rhode Island, where 150+ Special Olympics Rhode Island athletes will be waiting to welcome you after competing at the 2026 State Summer Games.
Be part of something that's more than a ride: a rolling tribute to the athletes who show up and give everything, every time.
THE DETAILS
📅 Saturday, May 30, 2026
📍 Russ' Ocean State Harley-Davidson, 35 Albany Rd, Warwick, RI
🕓 Check-in: 4:00 PM | Kickstands Up: 6:15 PM SHARP
Pre-Registration: $30/bike — includes ride, food, and a t-shirt
Day-of Registration: $40/bike
Save $10 and guarantee your shirt. Register early.
Your registration directly benefits Special Olympics Rhode Island, supporting year-round sports training and competition for athletes with intellectual disabilities across the state. These athletes train hard, compete with pride, and will be waiting to give you the loudest and most genuine welcome you've ever rolled into.
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$30 fee
Motorcycle Run Ticket
Your pre-registration ticket includes access to the ride, run and t-shirt! Please select your shirt size below.
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Location / Venue
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- Address:
- Ocean State Harley Davidson
- 35 Albany Road
- Warwick, RI 02888
- USA
- Time:
- May 30, 2026 4:00pm - 8:00pm ET
In Support of Special Olympics RI
Special Olympics is a global movement that unleashes the human spirit through the transformative power and joy of sports, every day around the world. Through sports, health, education and community programming, Special Olympics is tackling inactivity, intolerance, isolation and injustice that people throughout the world face, especially people with intellectual disabilities.
Special Olympics Rhode Island is one of the state’s most dynamic programs, providing over 1,600 year-round sports training and athletic competition opportunities to more than 4,000 children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Special Olympics Rhode Island hosts over 40 statewide tournaments and competitions each year in 20 official and demonstration sports.