Donate for a chance to win this custom Honda and help Ride For Kids find a cure for childhood brain tumors!

Ride for Kids hits the road to help find a cure for pediatric brain tumors during Daytona Bike Week, March 6-15.

This year’s event will showcase the Cycle World/Ride for Kids project bike, donated by American Honda to benefit the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.

AIP Speed started with a stock 2014 Honda CB1100, donated by American Honda, and customized it to honor GP champion Freddie Spencer. The design is modeled after the CB750 and CB900 that Spencer raced for Honda in the early 1980s.

Nostalgic but modern, the project bike has a silver and blue paint scheme and the Ride for Kids logo. It features a braced swingarm, custom velocity stacks, carbon wheels and unique bodywork, as well as a matching helmet.

Get your tickets at the Ride for Kids booth in the Honda tent at Daytona or make a donation online. Drawing tickets are one for $5 or five for $20. Some restrictions apply. See the official rules for more details.

Thanks to Arai Helmets, BrakeTech, BST, DynoJet, Öhlins-USA, ProLine Wraps, Spielger Performance Parts, Gered Poepke at Valley Kustoms and Yoshimura R&D for their generous donations to the bike build.

ABOUT RIDE FOR KIDS
Ride for Kids is a national series of motorcycle charity events that raise awareness and funds for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, the world’s largest nonprofit funder of research into one of the deadliest forms of childhood cancer. The Ride for Kids program also funds free educational resources and college scholarships for brain tumor survivors. More than 28,000 children and teens in the United States are living with the diagnosis of a brain tumor, and nearly 13 more cases are identified each day. American Honda is the presenting sponsor of Ride for Kids. Other national supporters include GEICO and Cycle Worldmagazine. To ride with us to cure the kids, call 800-253-6530 or go to www.rideforkids.org.