Registration is open! Ride with us in LOWVELO24 on November 2!

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Rallying together
for one great cause

two riders with hands held together in the air cross the finish line at Lowvelo23 with more riders behind them

LOWVELO / [ low·vel·oh ] / Noun. A combination of the words Lowcountry and velo, the French word for “bike.” A cycling event that brings a dedicated group of riders, volunteers, virtual participants, sponsors and staff members together to raise funds for innovative and lifesaving cancer research at the state’s only National Cancer Institute-designated cancer center: MUSC Hollings Cancer Center in Charleston.

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Get ready to ride!

LOWVELO brings individuals, communities and organizations together on November 2, 2024. In the process, we’re creating amazing memories and honoring cancer survivors and loved ones lost. But LOWVELO isn’t just a one day event – it’s a lifestyle! 

We have events running all year long to help get your mind and body ready to ride and to support other teams, riders, and researchers who make LOWVELO one of the best events in Charleston. 

LOWVELO is for everyone

LOWVELO offers participants a choice of five cycling routes to experience beautiful Lowcountry landscapes. We also have a stationary ride and the virtual LOWVELO Home Team option for those who can’t join us in person or who prefer to cycle, walk, or run on their own.

We’ll give you inspiration along the way to train and create a healthier lifestyle — yet another way to fulfill our mission of cancer prevention and awareness. Want to participate in LOWVELO but not as a rider?  Become a LOWVELO volunteer

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100% dedicated to cancer research

When you participate in LOWVELO, you know where your money goes. All of your hard work and sweat equity goes directly to support lifesaving cancer research happening at MUSC Hollings Cancer Center.

Why I Ride: Shannon Phelps

Her dad never had the chance to finish. After starting the 50-mile route in LOWVELO23, Henry Hardy had to drop out for health reasons. His strength inspired his daughter, Shannon Phelps. She has never biked in an organized ride, but plans to ride 50 miles in LOWVELO24 to honor her dad and finish what he started. This is why Shannon rides.

Whether you are riding, donating, or volunteering, your support makes a big impact on lifesaving cancer research at Hollings. Check out our blog, the Hollings News Center and our videos for the latest updates about our amazing researchers and participants.

Join the cause

Registration for LOWVELO24 is now open. Participation includes a LOWVELO24 T-shirt, cycling jersey (for 23-, 50- and 80-mile riders only), swag bag, and admission to the Packet Pick-up Party at Firefly Distillery, Finish Line Block Party after the ride and the LOWVELO24 Awards Ceremony in early 2025.

Top Participants

Total Raised: $5,000
Total Raised: $2,393
Total Raised: $1,379
Total Raised: $1,269
Total Raised: $1,157
Total Raised: $1,157
Total Raised: $1,053
Total Raised: $1,050
Total Raised: $1,050
Total Raised: $1,000

Top Teams

Total Raised: $6,024
Total Raised: $5,589
Total Raised: $4,588
Total Raised: $3,859
Total Raised: $3,327
Total Raised: $2,758
Total Raised: $2,500
Total Raised: $2,413
Total Raised: $1,907
Total Raised: $1,824
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Since LOWVELO first took hold in 2019, we’ve been amazed at how our community has come together to raise money for cancer research and make a difference in the lives of those affected by cancer. Events like this really do make a difference in the fight against a disease that touches so many.

Dr. Raymond N. DuBois

MUSC Hollings Cancer Center director

Presenting Sponsor

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