Members of the American Legion Riders Post 80 will be hopping on their bikes this weekend for a good cause.
They'll be holding a cancer awareness ride this Satuday in memory of James 'Bing' Popkowski, a military veteran who died in 2010.
Registration starts at their post on central street in Millinocket at 8am.
The ride will start at 10:30am and take participants through penobscot county.
Proceeds will go to a cancer patient from Medway.
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