The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride (DGR) has wrapped its landmark 15th edition, with "dapper riders" circling the globe on Sunday 17 May 2026 in what has been confirmed as a record-breaking year for participation.
.jpg)
The ride took place across 109 countries, with 1,068 rides - and fundraising for men's mental health and prostate cancer research continues to climb.
"Reaching our 15th edition is a powerful reminder of what a passionate global community can achieve together," said Mark Hawwa, founder and director of The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride. "With over $7 million raised this year, and riders in 1,070 cities for 2026, DGR proves that motorcycles, style, and purpose make an incredible impact.
"Since the event's founding in 2012, the DGR has added to a legacy built ride by ride, city by city, across more than a decade of 'dapper philanthropy'. More than $170,000 was raised by Team Triumph alone, uniting modern classic enthusiasts and Triumph fans worldwide - a reflection of the broad community that has rallied behind the cause.
"From Toronto to Tokyo, São Paulo to Sydney, more than 115,000 riders participated globally, helping continue a movement that has now raised more than $60 million for' Movember' in support of men's mental health and prostate cancer research."
