The Undy 500
Save the Date: Saturday, May 4, 2024!
New Date for Undy Ride!
Join on Saturday, May 4th for our 3rd annual Undy 500 !
Join My Gut Instinct and members of the Classic Harley-Davidson Chrome Angels at this FREE, Family-Friendly event. It’s the “3rd Annual UNDY 500”. Due to the weather we had to reschedule it and now we’re talking about a horse of a different color. That’s right we’re having a Derby Day Pre-Party complete with Kentucky’s best drinks. We’re still encouraging you to clean your pipes and check your oil but we’re also encouraging you to wear your most fancy and colorful hat as you make like a horse and do a lap around our 500 meter obstacle course (more on that later). And like before, we’re encouraging you to wear light blue in honor of those who have fought or are fighting colorectal cancer because we’re doing double “Duty”. We’re here to raise awareness for Colorectal Cancer and help to make sure your bike is in top condition. For those who have never been screened and own a motorcycle, get a free oil change for your bike if you follow through and get your first colonoscopy in 2024.
Fun for the whole family!
- Amazing Live Music: Join Justin & Glenn from 11:00 – 1:00 as they play your favorite 90’s, 2000’s, and today’s hits!
- The UNDY 500 Obstacle Course with Giant Colon! – Bring your favorite transportation (bicycle, motorcycle, scooter, skateboard, rollerblades, unicycle, wheelchair, feet, or race horse), and ride/walk/gallop Classic Harley’s 500m obstacle course, wearing your gifted boxers (or your own skivvies!). Enter through the Giant Colon in solidarity for all those who are survivors or victims of Colorectal Cancer. All participants who complete the obstacle course in their undies will receive a $5 coupon for the Food Truck.
- Horse Trough Plunge: After your lap, do the Horse Trough Plunge in your skivvies and get an extra entry for all the prizes we’re giving away.
And for those 21+, don’t forget to grab a Beer, Mint Juleps, or Bourbon Spritzers to celebrate one of the most festive horse races of the year!
*Those who consume alcoholic beverages MUST be 21+ and drink responsibly.
Why this event matters:
The dangers, preventions, and treatment of colorectal cancer are not widely known or discussed because colon cancer affects a part of the body that people often find embarrassing and are ashamed of talking about. Meanwhile colorectal cancer is the 2nd most common cause of cancer death in men and women in the US, affects approximately 150K people a year, 1/3 of which will die of the disease. This is because 1 in 3 Americans, even those with insurance, are NOT screened when recommended. It is a leading cause of cancer death in young men and women between the ages of 20 and 49! Colon cancer is beatable in 90% of cases when detected early, and with appropriate screening, and is often entirely preventable.
