The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride 2026: Riding Dapper for Men’s Health

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WHEN

May 17, 2026 9:30 AM
May 17, 2026 1:00 PM

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ORGANIZATION

Mark Jacquot, Sven Davies
support@gentlemansride.com
(310) 450-3399

On Sunday, 17th May 2026, tens of thousands of gentlefolk across the globe will trade their modern riding gear for silk ties, waxed moustaches, and tailored suits for the world’s most stylish charity event: The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride (DGR).

This isn’t just a parade of classic motorcycles; it’s a global movement aimed at “changing the face of men’s health.” Founded in 2012, the DGR unites the vintage and classic-styled motorcycle community to raise significant funds and awareness for prostate cancer research and men’s mental health programs in partnership with Movember.


Event Highlights

  • The Vibe: Participants dress “dapper”—think tweed suits, waistcoats, and polished brogues—to challenge the negative stereotypes often associated with motorcyclists.

  • The Machines: The ride celebrates classic and vintage-style motorcycles, including Café Racers, Bobbers, Scramblers, and Undone Trackers.

  • Global Impact: Since its inception, the DGR has raised over $60M USD, with over 1,000 rides organized across 110 countries.

  • The Cause: All funds raised go toward critical initiatives, including suicide prevention and medical research for prostate cancer.

Key Stats (2025 Impact)

CategoryAchievement
Total Riders128,364
Countries Involved110
Total Raised$60.36M USD (Since 2012)
Individual Rides1,068

How to Join the 2026 Ride

  1. Register: Sign up via the official DGR App or website to find your local host city (registrations typically open in March).

  2. Dress Dapper: Dust off your finest Sunday best. Suave is the name of the game.

  3. Fundraise: Create a profile, join a team (like Team Triumph), and encourage friends and family to donate to the cause.

  4. Ride: Join your fellow gentlefolk on May 17th for a low-speed, high-impact cruise through your city.

Note: Safety remains the top priority. The event is a low-speed parade designed to be manageable and safe for all participants and the public.