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A ride that keeps going

Cyclethon is an annual long distance charity ride, streamed live as Connor cycles across Japan. Each year raises funds for the Immune Deficiency Foundation.

First Ride · 2022

Partner · IDF

Lifetime · $5.0M

Cyclethon began as a way for Connor to do something Ironmouse couldn’t: getting out and cycling across Japan. What started small quickly grew into something much bigger.

Connor, better known online as CDawgVA, rides and streams the entire event himself.

The project began in 2022 to support his friend, VTuber Ironmouse, who lives with Common Variable Immune Deficiency (CVID). Inspired by her experience, all funds raised during Cyclethon are donated to the Immune Deficiency Foundation, supporting people living with primary immunodeficiency diseases.

Since its launch, Cyclethon has grown into a recognised charity streaming event, winning “Best Philanthropic Stream Event” at The Streamer Awards.

The editions · by raise

$316k

$551k

$1.1M

$1.1M

$1.5M

Cyclethon 1

2022

Wakkanai → Hakodate

8 days

Cyclethon 2

2023

Fukuoka → Kitakyushu

9 days

Cyclethon 3

2024

Shimonoseki → Tokyo

14 days

Cyclethon 4

2025

Cape Nosappu → Tokyo

15 days

Cyclethon 5

2026

Cape Oma → Osaka

15 days

Cyclethon 1

2022

$316k

Wakkanai → Hakodate · 8 days

Cyclethon 2

2023

$551k

Fukuoka → Kitakyushu · 9 days

Cyclethon 3

2024

$1.1M

Shimonoseki → Tokyo · 14 days

Cyclethon 4

2025

$1.1M

Cape Nosappu → Tokyo · 15 days

Cyclethon 5

2026

$1.5M

Cape Oma → Osaka · 15 days

Cumulative · by day

Cyclethon 1

Cyclethon 2

Cyclethon 3

Cyclethon 4

Cyclethon 5

The charity

Immune Deficiency Foundation

primaryimmune.org

The Immune Deficiency Foundation is a national non-profit for people living with primary immunodeficiencies, genetic conditions that leave the immune system unable to fight infection on its own. Over 250 known conditions exist.

Funds raised go to patient advocacy, diagnostic support, and access-to-treatment programmes, plus research into treatments like SCIG, IVIG, and gene therapy.

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