Design29 Competitors

Ride Right Gear, founded in 1994, was among the first to produce quality body protection on a production basis for Bull Riders. Starting small, working out of the founder’s home, the Ride Right Bull Rider Protective Vest, went from a new concept to the sport to a de facto standard in just 4 years. Today, more professional riders wear a protective vest built by Ride Right than all other manufactures combined. In fact All 10 of the Top 10 money winners of the PBR wear vest made by Ride Right. Two of Right Right’s major innovations have included the “Shock Spreader” a protective shield made from 4th generation ballistic material mechanically fastened to a thin high density sports foam and a heat thermoformed “Shock absorber” which allows the freedom of movement of separately cut foam pieces with the protection of a solid sheet. Over the years Ride Right’s manufacturing and distribution functions have continued to grow. Today Ride Right offers a full line of Bull Riding gear, including chaps, spurs, gloves, ropes, gear bags, etc… all made to the same high standards established by their Bull Riding Protective vest.

At Cycle Together, we want you to feel empowered and confident when you cycle. We know that when people first start cycling, it can be overwhelming. We’ve been there. There’s so much to learn - ranging from bike mechanics to cycling technique. And this is before plucking up the courage to ride in a club. We want to change this. Cycling is for everyone, and we want to celebrate the vibrant diversity that exists in cycling. Our mission is to get more communities that are marginalised in sport, cycling. And to do that – we need you to get involved and help us on our journey. You can do this by joining our Community.

We specialize in endurance sport coaching, biomechanical bicycle fittings, custom footbeds/orthotics, and sports rehabilitation. Cycling training camps, indoor cycling/training classes, and race promotion. Sara Bresnick (owner) is a USA Cycling certified coach and race director. She holds a masters degree in Physical Therapy with advanced certifications in biomechanics, bicycle fitting, and orthotics. Sara began her professional cycling career in 2002, competing nationally and internationally at mountain, road, and cyclocross events. In addition to running her own business, Sara works as Race Director for the TD Bank Mayor's Cup in Boston, promoter of The Night Weasels Cometh, and is the Verge New England Cyclocross Series Operations Director.