Route Tour, anyone?

Keep an eye for us the Project Ryders who are making our way up starting on this 2nd August to 16th August.

Please do drop by to say hi, chat, smile, or even wave at us. We will promise to wave back at you, even harder!

More details on location coming up soon! Stay tune :)

You are invited to...

Introducing ZiGG the green gecko

Why gecko, you ask?

Here is a little of Gecko 101.

Gecko is one diversify creature that comes in various patterns and colors. Some are brightly colored, while some are just rubbery looking. This has perfectly fit into our team-Project Ryder’s values and personality.

In Project Ryders, we are a group of young people who came from different background and cultures, yet we share the similar deep-lying values, enthusiasms and passions for the unfortunate ones. In the name of hope, we do believe in making a difference in our very own way. Indeed as ambitious as it may sound, we hope to bring people from all walks of life to share the vision as we do.

Gecko is also well known for its flexibility and adaptability. Some can change color to blend it with their environment or particular temperature. Likewise, people behind Project Ryders are a multitalented bunch. The truth is we are left with an uphill task to organize this project with a next-to-nothing budget. However we managed to fully utilize our resources and make the very best of what we have. *finger crossed* Yes, tough cookies we are! More, as this project is approaching soon, the physically and mentally endurance is even more visible and evident. Heat, dirt and toil are definitely something we love! :)

Folks, as for now

Say Hi to ZiGG the green gecko!

WELCOME

Greetings and welcome to Project Ryders' official blog.

To get started, let's explore the spark that declare the planning of Project Ryders.

Four students cum friends get together one day to talk about random things in the college and about life in general. The conversation leads to the passion in cycling and helping those in needs. Questions arise about how to help people while engaging in something that is deeply rooted in the passion that is shared amongst the four.

"What can we offer?" asked one of them.

As Psychology majors, they understand the pain people are undergoing out there better than anyone else. They recognised the sufferings people need to bear with while trying to get accustomed to the stereotypes and discrimination the many system has embraced. Lack of concern or consideration has resulted their inabilities to function as the way they wish. Limited access to available resources refrain them from growing and developing whilst others took advantage of it.

"What else can we do beside being us?", one answered.

With that, they start to gather the information and resources required to realise their initial ideas of helping people.

There, it breeds Project Ryders.

Introducing you the cyclists,

Nicholas Chew

Ian Ho

Ng Leng Jet

& Catherine Chin

Stay tuned for updates about the progress of the planning and show your support by spreading the words around!