Rider Registration Now Open for Bikers for Sight 2026 Fundraiser

By Sights for Hope Team |
Promotional image of two smiling people wearing helmets and sunglasses ride a motorcycle along a scenic mountain road. Both of the passenger's arms are raised joyfully as they travel through a green valley.

Sights for Hope has opened rider registration for its 2026 Bikers for Sight Ride, presented by PABikerLawyer.com.

Motorcyclists can register online in advance or register on the event day – Saturday, September 19. On-site registration will be open from 9-11 a.m., with kickstands up at 11 a.m. Registration is $20 per rider and $10 per passenger. All event proceeds benefit Sights for Hope

The two-hour ride, led by Founding Partner Northeast PA Inter Club, will begin at Pocono Mountain Harley-Davidson in Tannersville, PA. What makes the ride special is that Sights for Hope clients – people who live with blindness and visual impairments – can experience the freedom of the open road as passengers on participants’ bikes.

The ride will end at Blue Ridge Estate Vineyard & Winery in Saylorsburg, PA. The finish line tent will feature a free barbecue lunch, cash bar, tricky tray auction, and live music from Sights for Hope’s client-led band, Limitless.

Additional 2026 Bikers for Sight Ride sponsors include Gold Sponsors Phil and Bobbie Burks and the Greater Lehigh Valley Independent Practice Association; Silver Sponsors Active Learning Centers and Lehigh Valley Martial Arts and Pocono Eye Associates; Bronze Sponsor Best Auto Service & Tire Center; and Community Sponsors Buckno Lisicky & Company, Working Dog Press, and Grumpy’s BBQ Roadhouse.

Sights for Hope is a nonprofit organization that empowers people to succeed however they see the world. Its programs and services build capabilities and confidence in people who are blind or have visual impairments, equip children to read in kindergarten, and enrich people’s lives with habits that protect their eyesight. Sights for Hope has proudly served Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley since 1928 and Monroe County since 2003. It is an independent member of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind (PAB) and the multi-national VisionServe Alliance.

Image: Promotional image of two smiling people wearing helmets and sunglasses ride a motorcycle along a scenic mountain road. Both of the passenger’s arms are raised joyfully as they travel through a green valley.