2025 Distinguished Gentlemen's Ride on May 18
The Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride (DGR) returns this year, on May 18, with a renewed focus on the critical need to address men’s health. This global motorcycle event, where riders don dapper attire onboard their vintage-style motorcycles, aims to raise essential funds and awareness for prostate cancer research and men’s mental health programs.
In a world where men’s health issues often remain under discussed, the DGR serves as a powerful platform to break down stigmas and encourage open conversations. This year, the event’s importance is heightened by the ongoing challenges faced by men in maintaining both physical and mental well-being.
“This breakthrough is made possible through all your support-from donations to raising awareness about men’s physical and mental health,” says Mark Laccay, DGR Manila host. “This year, let’s continue the tradition of making a difference in the lives of our fathers, brothers, sons and friends. Register, donate and spread the word about men’s health to friends and family. Let’s dedicate this year’s ride to the rider communities who continue to volunteer and help raise funds year after year.”
Participants in the DGR are encouraged to embrace the spirit of classic style and camaraderie, showcasing that motorcyclists can be both stylish and socially conscious. By riding together, we demonstrate solidarity and support for men facing health challenges.
In partnership with Triumph Motorcycles, the funds raised during the DGR go directly to Movember, a leading global organization committed to men’s health. These funds support crucial research and programs aimed at improving the lives of men around the world.
To participate in this year’s edition of DGR, riders can register online at the official DGR social media pages and website. Join the global community and ride for a cause that matters.
The Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride
The Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride unites classic and vintage-styled motorcycle riders from all over the world to raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer research and men’s mental health. Founded in Sydney, Australia, by Mark Hawwa in 2012, it inspires riders to dress dapper and ride for a cause.
