It’s time to ride for men’s health

A group of motorcycle riders line up on the starting line of The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride

The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride

Riders, start your engines. Registrations for the tenth edition of The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride are now open.

On May 23rd, the world will become abuzz with thousands of finely dressed gentlefolk upon their classic and vintage motorcycles, riding together in support of men’s health.

By the numbers, The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride has put rubber to the road in 107 countries, brought together 340,000 riders since 2012 and raised over $27,000,000 for men’s health. A massive achievement.

This year, we’re not only celebrating a decade of riding dapper, but also six years of partnership between Movember and The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride.

With the funds raised by this incredible community, Movember are able to invest in initiatives aimed at improving the mental health and wellbeing of men, like the Veterans and First Responders program. This program will trial new ideas to support firefighters, paramedics, police officers and military veterans who are all disproportionately affected by poor mental health. Similarly, The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride Social Connections Challenge will road-test new ideas that bring motorcycle riders together and improve their social connections which, in turn, enables them to enjoy healthier, happier and longer lives.

This year’s ride will be taking place in one of three different formats, depending on the physical distancing rules in your city. Be sure to look out for the format and other info about your local ride event when you sign up on The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride website.

Get involved and ride dapper for a cause on Sunday 23 May. Register now.

Published Mar 28 2021
Updated Aug 26 2026

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Movember supports all individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community, including those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual. Health disparities exist, with LGBTQIA+ individuals experiencing higher rates of mental health issues and discrimination, often exacerbated by stigma in healthcare. We advocate for the right to self-identify, protection from discrimination, inclusive education, and rights-affirming healthcare, ensuring everyone can lead a healthy, dignified life.

Movember acknowledge the many and varied experiences of people navigating their health and wellbeing, those who support them and those who came before us whose stories, struggles and strength have shaped what we know. We recognise those who have generously shared their knowledge and wisdom with us and honour those we have lost too soon. Their knowledge, insight and expertise are essential to improving the design, delivery and evaluation of the work that we do and their experiences remind us why this work matters.

Movember Foundation is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization.