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Seth Arseneau
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Money Raised to Date:
$550.00
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Join me in my efforts to support the sea to shining sea bike ride!
Currently Resides: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Hometown: Stugis, MI
Birthplace: Coldwater MI
Formerly Stationed: Fort Stewart, GA
“Sea To Shining Sea is a once in a lifetime opportunity– Seth Arseneau
Seth Arseneau first became interested in hand cyclng after he suffered a spinal cord injury to his L1 vertebrae in a motor vehicle accident in 2001. He had just completed his enlisted in United States Army (1998-2001).
Since that time, he has developed a passion for hand cycling. He has traveled all over the U.S. and Europe, competing in numerous cycling events, including the Paralympics. Although Seth has competed at numerous venues, he has always felt that cycling isn’t a sport or competition. It is something more personal.
He says, however, “there is no doubt in my mind that everything I’ve done will pale in comparison to the Sea To Shining Sea– both in the challenge and in the reward.”
Over the years, Seth’s interest in hand cycling has expanded beyond riding and racing. He is in the process of starting a small manufacturing/fabrication business that will build off-road hand cycles.
For now, though, he is focused on the ride. Seth expects crossing the desert to be the highlight of the journey. “I’ve always been partial to the desert’s unforgiving, yet beautiful, desolation. After the desert, he is also looking forward to meeting up with family and friends, including a former Army friend in Colorado Springs.
Seth considers the opportunity to participate in the Sea To Shining Sea to be a great honor. He would like to thank all those that have made sacrifices and contributions in order to make this ride happen. It is with a sense of respect and reverence that he has been preparing his mind and body… always keeping in mind the efforts made by the organizers and the other veterans that are unable to be here with us. And, he says, someone very dear to him will be waiting at the finish. He is dedicating his ride to that friend, whom he says will “lead me through the journey.”
