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Russell Peck Memorial Ride

On Saturday, Oct. 21st at 9:00 am, a ride will be held to honor Russell Peck. The ride will be approximately 5 miles long and is open to anyone with a helmet and bike. After the official ride, if people are interested a longer ride will be organized. The ride will start at Trizilla, 15 Freeport Road, Pittsburgh PA, 15215.

For more information, contact
Christopher Danz
Manager/Head Mechanic
Trizilla Triathlon Equipment Co.
1-800-504-5392


A few words about Russ

Russell Peck was an avid cyclist who fell in love with the sport over the last few years. He was dedicated to his training and showed unbelievable improvement during his tenure with the Trizilla Cycling Team, especially in the area of hill climbing. He was a great friend to everyone on the team and always had the first smile of the ride. His grin was contagious and he was always a pleasure to be around.

Russell was taken from us prematurely when he was murdered a few weeks ago. We will all miss him very much and would like to honor him with this ride.


Fred

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