Tour de Force - 9/11 Memorial Bike Ride

The Tour de Force's dual mission is to honor the victims of 9/11 by keeping their memory alive through cycling events and to raise funds, to benefit the families of police officers, who were killed in the line of duty, each year, nationwide, making the ultimate sacrifice.

TDF 2009: Boston to Ground Zero
In 2009 the Tour de Force will have a New England feel. The tour will kick off in Boston on 9/11 and takes us through Massachusettes, Connecticut & Long Island and will conclude on 9/14 at Ground Zero in NYC.

Terry's Ride a Huge Success

TDF held a 40 mile bicycle ride to benefit Det. Terry McGhee at Rockland Lake State Park. 111 riders braved the wet roads and humid weather

TDF Honors Hero, P.O. William Freeman

(L to R) Deputy Chief Mark Hudson, Captain Mike Izzo & Chief Henry Reyes of the Huntsville, Al Police Dept. present a check from the Tour de Force to Leslie Freeman.

A Tribute to P.O. Erik Hite

The TDF Board Member, John Mahoney, presents a check for $5,000 to Joe Romero of the Tuscon Police Officers Assoc. to benefit the family of P.O. Erik Hite.

P.O. Randal Simmons Honored

Alan Atkins, Director, Los Angeles Police Memorial Foundation presents a check from the Tour de Force for $5,000 to Lisa Simmons and her children, Matthew and Gabrielle.

TDF Remembers Det. Mario Moreno

P.O. Frank Vasquez of the San Antonio, Tx PD & his wife, Roxy, both TDF participants, present a $5,000.00 check from the TDF to the widow of Det. Mario Moreno, San Antonio PD

Perth Amboy Officer Thomas Raji Remembered