October 10, 2026 · Orlando → Clearwater
120 at 60 120 miles. 60 years. One middle school.
Kevin Riley and Eddie Burgos are turning sixty and riding 120 miles across Florida to raise money for Westridge Middle School, where it all started.
Video updates
Following along from the saddle. New clips from the training rides as we build toward October 10.
120 at 60 · Riding to Give Back
The story behind the ride, filmed at the kickoff event with Kevin, Eddie, and the friends and family behind them.
Good Day Orlando features 120 at 60
Kevin and Eddie join Good Day Orlando on FOX 35 to talk about the ride and the school it benefits.
Fox 35 News covers the 120 at 60 kickoff
Fox 35 News stopped by the kickoff event to share the story behind the ride and the school it benefits.
The Ride
Riding to Give Back
Kevin Riley and Eddie Burgos have built lives rooted in friendship, service, and community. They played together, raced together, and got into the kind of trouble you only get into at twelve.
Now they're sixty. The trouble is mostly behind them. The bikes are still with them.
What began as a friendship at Westridge Middle School grew into decades of dedication to Central Florida. Kevin served the City of Orlando as a firefighter, while Eddie dedicated his career to public service with Orange County. Together, they've spent their lives giving back to the community that helped shape them.
To celebrate this milestone year, on October 10, 2026, they're taking on an extraordinary challenge: a 120-mile bicycle ride from Orlando at Z.L. Riley Park, a location that holds special significance to the Riley family, to Clearwater Beach.
More importantly, they're using this moment to give back once again. Proceeds from the event will benefit Westridge Middle School, where their friendship first began, helping provide opportunities and resources for today's students.
120 miles. 60 years. One friendship. Giving back.
The riders
The Route
Orlando to Clearwater. Pinellas Trail through the back half. Sunset at the Gulf.
- Start: Z.L. Riley Park , Orlando named after Kevin's grandfather
- End: Crabby's Beachside Pavilion, Clearwater
- Distance: ~120 miles
Our Sponsors
Local businesses, friends, and Corporate Sponsors.
How to sponsor
Sponsorships are received by the Foundation for Orange County Public Schools, a registered 501(c)(3), designated to Westridge Middle School. Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Give online
The fastest option. Card payment through the Foundation's secure giving page, with an emailed receipt.
Give to Westridge →
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Or mail a check
Preferred by many businesses for larger sponsorships.
Payable to: Foundation for OCPS
Attn: Margaux Cruz Colon
445 W. Amelia St., Suite 901
Orlando, FL 32801
Memo: 120 at 60 / Westridge Middle School
Sponsors confirmed by Friday, September 11, 2026 appear on all printed materials and event signage. Questions? Email us.
Title Sponsor
Could be you.
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Sponsor the ride
Logo on the site, on the jerseys, and in the post-ride video. Three tiers.
120at60@gmail.comPhotos
Then and now. The bikes, the friends, the training.
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Donate to Westridge
All proceeds go to Westridge Middle School in Orlando.
Donations are received by the Foundation for Orange County Public Schools, a registered 501(c)(3), designated to Westridge Middle School. Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Note on giving: donations are now handled by the Foundation for Orange County Public Schools, the school district's 501(c)(3). We started on GoFundMe, but that account was operated personally by the riders, which meant gifts were not tax-deductible. Giving through the Foundation means every donation is tax-deductible, receipted, and goes directly to a Westridge Middle School fund. Thank you to everyone who gave early on GoFundMe.
Pick a level above or enter any amount on our Foundation for OCPS giving page. Questions about sponsoring a rider? Email us.