Nearly 374 cyclists braved the 328-mile trek across ten Ohio counties to help raise awareness about cancer.
The American Cancer Society Pan Ohio Hope Ride brings cyclists together for a four-day scenic ride.
The bike ride started at Xavier University in Cincinnati on Thursday and ended at Sherwin-Williams Breen Technology Center.
Pan Ohio Hope raises money for the American Cancer Society programs like Hope Lodges, which provides no-cost housing to patients and their families traveling to a different area for treatment.
Cyclists could choose to ride for one day, two days or the whole four days.
This year's ride raised more than $741,000 from riders and individuals who helped support them.
