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These riders, most of whom are from the San Fernando Valley, rode from Tarzana to Calabasas and back as their final group practice before the "big ride"
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Janne Fecht of Tarzana (office is in Woodland Hills) at the opening ceremonies for AIDS Lifecycle 9. She wore her LA Dodgers shirt to let folks in Northern California where her sports' loyalties lie.
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Hundreds of tents offer some protection from the elements for riders and roadies. Tarzana resident, Brendan Fecht stands in front of his tent featuring a picket fence, flowers and flamingos.
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The AIDS Lifecycle Ride raised over $10,000,000 to support the AIDS medical services of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, and the Jeffrey Goodman Clinic of the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center. Funds are also used for AIDS prevention education and AIDS care in Africa.
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