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2009-10 Soldier Ride National Tour Sponsors Wounded Warrior Project's Soldier Ride is proud to announce the 2009-20010 National Tour Sponsors This year marks the return of presenting program sponsor U-Haul and national sponsors Trek Bicycle Corporation, Cracker Barrel, Project Mobility and Camelbak. We are happy to announce two new sponsors, Primal Wear and Sock Guy. 
U-Haul is in it's fifth year of sponsoring Soldier Ride with free use of trucks, ride support and financial backing. U-Haul is also the presenting sponsor of the Soldier Ride, High Desert ride from Las Vegas to Phoenix. In 2005 U-Haul celebrated its 60th anniversary. U-Haul is the moving & storage industry giant with the largest rental fleet in the world that can be rented from over 13,700 independent dealers and over 1,300 company-owned U-Haul centers. www.uhaul.com  Trek Bicycle corporation presented Soldier Ride with 25 brand new 1.5 road bikes and 7.5 FX fitness hybrid bikes as well as helmets, gloves and shorts for the entire National Tour. Trek was the presenting sponsor for the Soldier Ride White House to Lighthouse ride in 2008. www.trekbikes.com

Boston Scientific is a proud supporter of Sodier Ride.This year Boston Scientific will host dinners at selected rides and offer other support. www.bostonscientific.com  Cracker Barrel provides free meals to soldier ride participants and staff throughout the national tour. www.crackerbarrel.com
 Project Mobility provides adaptive cycling technical support and equipment to Soldier Ride. www.projectmobility.org
 Camelbak is the exclusive hydration pack sponsor of Soldier Ride. www.camelbak.com.
 1-800-Pack-Rat provides a mobile storage unit and transportation services for the soldier ride bikes and equipment. www.1800packrat.com
 Primal Wear is the new cycling jersey sponsor of Soldier Ride. www.primalwear.com
Sock Guy is the maker of the official Wounded Warrior Project sock and provides cycling socks to riders throughout the national tour. www.sockguy.com You can purchase your own pair of WWP socks here.
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