Cyclists ride 28 miles to mark 28 years of AIDS

One hundred bicyclists ride on the Golden Gate Bridge, above, on Sunday en route from Golden Gate Park to Mill Valley and back - 28 miles - to mark the onset of the AIDS epidemic 28 years ago. Many of the riders are members of Positive Pedalers, an organization of HIV-positive activist riders working to improve the lives of those living with HIV/AIDS through bicycle-related activities. Right, at a moment of remembrance, cyclist Kathryn Drinkhouse cries while hugging Annette Flores. View images: Cyclists ride 28 miles to mark 28 years of AIDS
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