- December 4, 2025
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Dawn Gilmore decorated her bike in a bouquet of flowers and butterflies and used the talents she’s learned from her design background.
The Winter Garden Tri Club started and finished the ride together. They all cheered as they crossed the finish line in matching outfits.
Riders of all age groups participated in the community bike ride.
Patricia Gleason was excited handing out the medals to participants of the ride. She loves being involved in the community.
Everyone lined up their bikes and encouraged others before the ride around Horizon West began.
Helmets were required to protect the safety of riders.
People were happy to cross the finish line.
Megan Sutherland adorned the riders with medals and represented We Are Winter Garden.
Everyone was excited to start the fourth annual ride.
Dawn Gilmore rode off in style. She was hopeful her decorations would stay on during the track.
Heather Parker, Audrey Houston, Jessica Fitch and Sarah Lemp attended the Horizon West Happenings’ tent in the opening remarks of the ride.
Jennifer Patxot posed with her medal. It was her first year riding.
People attended in their best attire. Maria and Gary Weinberger rode for the first time and traveled there from Ocoee.
Luminary Tax Advisors had a tent and helped sponsor the event. Jovanna Roman, right, rode her e-bike with her son on the backseat.
Adam Markowitz, an enrolled agent at Luminary Tax Advisors, gave a speech recognizing the physically disabled riders behind him.
The medals were laid out in a weaved fashion for the riders. Patricia Gleason spent an hour and a half setting them up.
After the ride, people enjoyed delicious sandwiches from Home State Brewing Co.
The riders gave themselves a pat on the back before they started.
Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream gave people a treat. They handed out small cups of the ice cream.
Heather Parker smiled with her medal. It wasn’t a timed race but she wanted to push herself and finished first.
The six-month-old puppy was a popular guest at the after party.
Riders were so happy to cross the finish line. They gathered together and enjoyed company during the ride and after.
On your mark — get set – ride!
The participants of the fourth annual Tour De Chamber Community Bike Ride were weaving through the neighborhoods of Horizon West Thursday, Oct. 2. At the end of the 7.7 mile loop, they were met with medals and an after party.
Home State Brewing Co. opened its backyard to the riders, and they enjoyed one beer voucher, sandwiches and ice cream from Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream.
