About Trinity Miles

Trinity Miles is a third-person magazine in English about charity cycling and the bicycle in Dallas and Fort Worth. It keeps the record of the Lone Star Ride Fighting AIDS, which ran from 2001 to 2013. You can read about its editions, its Dallas to Glen Rose to Fort Worth route, its teams, its sponsors and where the money went. The site also covers charity riding in North Texas today: training, fundraising minimums, teams and riding safely on country roads. It follows the HIV services the ride funded, which are still active in Dallas and Fort Worth.

The site is for North Texas cyclists and charity ride riders, team volunteers and donors, people affected by HIV in Dallas and Fort Worth, and local history readers. If you ride, volunteer, donate or want to know how a past event shaped services today, the pages are written for you.

Every article is written from public sources. Those sources are named in each article, so you can check the record yourself. The Trinity Miles editorial team writes in the third person about every organisation. The former event and its organisation are not the voice of the site. No page claims to be their official site. No medical advice is given, and no figures are invented. When a detail is missing from the public record, the article says so.

The site is edited by The Trinity Miles editorial team. It is hosted on Cloudflare. It collects no personal data, uses no cookies and no tracking. You can write to [email protected] with a correction, a source or a question. The sections are The Ride Record, Beneficiaries and Funding, Rider Resources, and Sponsors and Support.