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Large crowd turns out for kids bike ride in Barrington

Fraid Knots host kids bike ride

Posted 7/5/22

It was fun, and it was a fund-raiser.

The annual Fraid Knots Kids Bike Ride took place late last month, and drew a large crowd of young bicyclists and their parents to the Country Club plat …

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Large crowd turns out for kids bike ride in Barrington

Fraid Knots host kids bike ride

Cyclists line up under the balloons on Riverside Drive and start the ride.

Cyclists line up under the balloons on Riverside Drive and start the ride.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Louie Fisher, 9, holds up the balloon that his mom attached to his bike.

Louie Fisher, 9, holds up the balloon that his mom attached to his bike.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Becky Finkelman, 6, (left), mom, Jean, and sister, Emma, 4, sign up for the ride.

Becky Finkelman, 6, (left), mom, Jean, and sister, Emma, 4, sign up for the ride.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

A Pan Mass biker speaks to Matilda Fisher, 5, before the ride.

A Pan Mass biker speaks to Matilda Fisher, 5, before the ride.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Trek bike specialist Ben O'Neil tunes up a bike in a yard on Fairway Drive. The Trek store in EP is sponsoring the Pan Mass racers.

Trek bike specialist Ben O'Neil tunes up a bike in a yard on Fairway Drive. The Trek store in EP is sponsoring the Pan Mass racers.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Becky Finkelman, 6, (left), mom, Jean, and sister, Emma, 4, sign up for the ride.

Becky Finkelman, 6, (left), mom, Jean, and sister, Emma, 4, sign up for the ride.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Garrett Ames signs up a cyclist.

Garrett Ames signs up a cyclist.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Anna Streit, 11, Louie Fisher, 9, and Clara Streit, 7, sign up for the ride.

Anna Streit, 11, Louie Fisher, 9, and Clara Streit, 7, sign up for the ride.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Cyclists line up under the balloons on Riverside Drive and start the ride.

Cyclists line up under the balloons on Riverside Drive and start the ride.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Clara Streit, 7, bikes down Stratford Road with sister, Anna, 11, (back left) as bikers work their way through the course.

Clara Streit, 7, bikes down Stratford Road with sister, Anna, 11, (back left) as bikers work their way through the course.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Cyclists line up under the balloons on Riverside Drive and start the ride.

Cyclists line up under the balloons on Riverside Drive and start the ride.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Cyclists line up under the balloons on Riverside Drive and start the ride.

Cyclists line up under the balloons on Riverside Drive and start the ride.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Posted Tuesday, July 5, 2022 7:29 am

It was fun, and it was a fund-raiser.

The annual Fraid Knots Kids Bike Ride took place late last month, and drew a large crowd of young bicyclists and their parents to the Country Club plat neighborhood. The event served as a fund-raiser for the Fraid Knots, a team of adults who ride in the Pan Mass Challenge each year, raising much-needed money for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

The kids bike ride included games, treats, prizes, competitions, and plenty of food.

All money raised will go to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute for groundbreaking cancer research and treatment.

For more information email fraidknotskidsride@gmail.com