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The ride benefits SIA's First Responders Educational Scholarship
ISC West exhibitors and attendees can participate in the SIA's 7th annual Ride for Education

ISC West exhibitors and attendees can wrap up their week at the trade show with a fun and scenic motorcycle ride outside Las Vegas by participating in the Security Industry Association's 7th annual Ride for Education on Saturday, March 27, 2010.

During the event, which will run from 9 a.m. to about 5 p.m., riders will bike through the breathtaking Valley of Fire and are scheduled to visit the Hoover Dam and other sites. Lunch will be provided.

The ride benefits SIA's First Responders Educational Scholarship, which awards funds to volunteer or publicly-paid first responders who are taking security and life safety-related courses.

Registration costs $45 per rider ($35 per passenger). While participants are welcome to bring their own bikes, they can also rent them at a discounted rate from Las Vegas Harley Davidson. Sign up for the event on the SIA Web site.

Anybody who is interested in supporting the scholarship fund while associating his or her company with this unique event can learn about sponsorship opportunities by contacting Alain Taylor, SIA's sales manager.

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