Wall to Wall Ride

When – Saturday 14 September 2024

Where – riders from every State and Territory will come together at Exhibition Park in Canberra to ride as one national group to the National Police Memorial

Registrations – now open via the Wall to Wall Ride website.

What started in 2010 with a handful of motorbike riders traveling to Canberra to pay their respects to fallen mates, has now become one of the biggest events on the Australian policing calendar.

The Wall to Wall: Ride for Remembrance (W2W) marks the important part and fundraising during Police Week. Riders travel from their state memorial to Canberra to meet up with others from across the country, to then journey as one group through the nation’s capital to the National Police Memorial. With close to 2,000 riders in Canberra, and satellite rides being held in across the country, the Wall to Wall is not only a wonderful commemoration of service and sacrifice, but also a fantastic social event for enthusiastic motor cyclists across Australia, celebrating and supporting the police family.

The Wall to Wall: Ride for Remembrance is promoted through a national organising committee under the auspice of the Police Federation of Australia and the National Police Memorial. Stringent operational and financial controls are maintained to ensure the charitable status of the event and that funds raised are directly used to support the identified policing legacy organisations and charities. Since its inception, the Ride has donated over $1,634,933 to state and territories police legacy organisations.

For more information, please visit the Wall to Wall Ride website.