👻AHHHH — BEST part of the month! Cause it’s GIVEAWAY time! #celebratewithmadsen (Enter HERE!)

As part of our DISABILITY AWARENESS CELEBRATION, we have partnered up with some of our favorite people + companies, who all are doing incredible things to promote inclusion and spread awareness for the amazing special needs community. 💪

Nominate a winner (yes, you can nominate your own family!) to win ALL these PRIZES (valued over $2,400!):
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1️⃣ 2019 @madsencycles Bucket Bike ($1995 Value)
2️⃣ $100 gift card from @maydesigns
3️⃣ ”Scoot Over and Make Some Room” book + $25 shop credit from @theluckyfewofficial
4️⃣ IXCHEL | MADSEN Exclusive Leather Bike Bag from @ixcheltriangle ($320 Value)
5️⃣ Nothing Down About It Tee from @nothingdownaboutit

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3. Tag a friend (or 2 or 3!) in comments to help spread the word
4. Follow this link to complete entry + nominate a winner ***GIVEAWAY CLOSES 10/30/19*** U.S. and Canada Only

On Saturday October 5, 2019, Danny and Brian put the Jared's Custom MADSEN Chariot to work for the 26.2 miles — and cruised to an astonishing finishing time of 1:52 — winning 1st place in the Adaptive division...and setting a course record. The chariot is one-of-a-kind, and built for speed and stability. It performed beautifully 😍. This was a weekend to celebrate Brian, and to help create awareness around Multiple Sclerosis — a chronic, progressive disease that affects the central nervous system by disrupting the flow of information within the brain and between the brain and body. There is currently no cure.

See these News Stories featuring the MADSEN Chariot and the St. George Marathon: with ABC4 and the St. George Spectrum

Jared and Danny embrace at the end of the race, thrilled that the MADSEN Chariot was in one piece!

Jared Madsen's latest project is a custom MADSEN disability "chariot", to take Lisa's brother Brian - who has multiple sclerosis - to the finish line of the St. George Marathon on October 5, 2019. Brian was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at the age of 14 and has lived with this progressive illness for 34 years. It will be Brian's first marathon ever, pushed by brother Danny Connolly.
Stay tuned!

To learn more about Brian's story or to donate, click here.

Test-Riding down Emigration Canyon!

Jared riding in the seat and Danny pushing.