Motorbike riders can still join in an annual outing on Sunday, March 20, that aims to encourage conversations about mental health and suicide prevention.
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Albury-Wodonga's Black Dog Ride will leave from the United Wodonga West service station, McKoy Street, about 8.30am, with the group then travelling to combine with Wangaratta's ride.
Border co-ordinator Andrew Calabria said about 40 people had registered so far but he expected about 100.
Mr Calabria said it was good to gather with a diverse group, but a common focus.
"The idea of being able to ride a bike is freeing in a way as well, you can leave all your worries behind."
- Sign up at blackdog.org.au or on the day
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