"Never Doubt"

Alan Steel explains to Ann Meaders why its ok to be in the back half of the pack

With only 72 riders in 2001 the Florida AIDS ride was about to die. But one AIDS survivor committed to saving the Ride by guaranteeing that 100% of the money raised would go to the charities, even if he had to come out of pocket with his own funds. This is the inspiring story of the rebirth of the Southern Most AIDS Ride from Miami to Key West as seen through the eyes of Ride Director, Glen Weinzimer, and three riders, Gabe, Kathleen and Keith.

Gabrielle, whose favorite Uncle Don died of AIDS, is riding to bring awareness to the Black community

Kathleen is riding for her clients at Broward House, one of the benefiting charities

Keith is riding for those like himself who are HIV positive and searching for hope

Glen Weinzimer, the driving force behind the SMART Ride reflects on the enormity of the task

Riders embarking on their 165 mile journey from Miami to Key West. For many, the ride is a metaphor for the challenges they face on a daily basis dealing with HIV.

Card Sound Bridge presents the first major obstacke for the riders

At once humorous, sad and inspiring, this fast paced documentary explores the exhilaration of triumph, the tragedy of loss and the hope that separates them.