KBR2024 will start in Alexandria on July 17 and end in Georgetown on July 20. KBR will make stops in Covington, Owenton, Ballardsville, Louisville, Shepherdsville, Bardstown, Danville, Lexington, and various cities and towns along the way. KBR2024 will have approximately 40 riders and 25 support personnel. The ride will cover approximately 350 miles while honoring 14 fallen First Responders from 2023.

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2023 is sending us to the hills of Eastern KY! We will ride from Middlesboro to Pikeville. The ride will make stops in Pineville, Barbourville, Corbin, London, Manchester, Big Creek, Hyden, Hazard, Lost Creek, Jackson, Salyersville, Prestonsburg, Martin, Garrett, and Allen City.  There will be numerous stops along the way to honor the fallen first responders from 2021 and 2022, and their families. KBR23 will have approximately 34 riders and 20 support personnel that will cover approximately 300 miles in four days. Click the dropdown above to see our KBR2023 Team!

2022 shaped itself into an big year. We will ride west across the state from Georgetown to Henderson. The ride will make stops in Lexington, Versialles, Shakertown, Harrodsburg, Lawrenceburg, Taylorsville, Louisville, Shepherdsville, Nichols, West Point, Flaherty, Irvington, Hardinsburg, and Cloverport .  There will be numerous stops along the way to honor the fallen first responders from 2021 and their families. KBR22 will have 30 riders and 14 support personnel that will cover almost 400 miles in four days. Click the dropdown above to see our KBR2022 Team!

2021 is our biggest year yet! We will be making a large circle through central and eastern Kentucky. The ride starts in Lexington and makes stops in Frankfort, Shelbyville, Louisville, Shepherdsville, Bardstown, Campbellsville, Richmond, and Berea before returning to Lexington.  There will be numerous stops along the way to honor the fallen from 2020 and their families. KBR21 will have 35 riders and 15 support personnel that will cover 400 miles in four days. Click the dropdown above to see our KBR2021 Team!

2020 proved to be a challenging year for so many due to the Covid-19 Pandemic and civil unrest around the country. We may have had to postpone and reschedule the ride, but we still got it done to honor the fallen and their families that needed the support. We covered 135 miles from Brandenburg to Lexington, with stops in West Point, Nichols, Shepherdsville, Mt. Washington, and Frankfort. 2020 included 20 riders and 7 support personnel. Click the dropdown above to see our KBR2020 Team!

2019 was our Inaugural Year! We covered 245 miles in two days. The ride started in Bardstown and ended in Lexington, with stops along the way in Lebanon, Richmond. On day 2, we made our way back to Bardstown with stops in Versailles, Frankfort, Shelbyville, Simpsonville, Louisville, and Mt. Washington; ending at the Bourbon Festival. 2019 included 20 riders and 10 support personnel. Click the dropdown above to see our KBR2019 Team!