More than 50 bikers are expected to take part in the fifth Camp Resilience Motorcycle Ride on Saturday, Sept. 6, which has raised thousands for retreats and activities supporting veterans, first responders and their families.

Last year the ride raised $4,500. Weirs Beach’s High Octane Saloon will again be the ride headquarters, providing both the start and finish line, where there will be a post-ride barbecue, live music with Jackie Lee and a raffle. The Winnipesaukee H.O.G. Chapter will lead the ride.

Executive Director Jeff Ladieu said each year the event raises around $4,000 or so, and hopes to crack the $5,000 mark.

“It will be a great day to embrace the military and first responder community,” said Ladieu. “The route is pretty simple, but a beautiful ride with some breathtaking vie

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