Eastside Riders: Ride for Love
East Side Riders Bike Club is at it again with the ride 4 love with a twist this year. This year we will include the ride for social justice also known as the Benjamin Torres ride. We will Start at 1200 in Watts the ride out to Gardena to the Site where benjamin Torres we hit and killed, after that we will make our way to the Gardena City Hall before returning to Watts.Please come out to join us shirts will be available to purchase for the ESRBC event fundraiser.
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9:02 PM PST on February 3, 2013
East Side Riders Bike Club is at it again with the ride 4 love with a twist this year. This year we will include the ride for social justice also known as the Benjamin Torres ride. We will Start at 1200 in Watts the ride out to Gardena to the Site where benjamin Torres we hit and killed, after that we will make our way to the Gardena City Hall before returning to Watts.Please come out to join us shirts will be available to purchase for the ESRBC event fundraiser.
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