| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2735.1 | Colorado tours | SSDEVO::EDMONDS | Diane | Fri Mar 11 1994 11:01 | 17 |
| 1994 Colorado Tours:
Ride the Rockies June 19-25. 6-day tour. 2000 riders chosen by
---------------- lottery. Mountain terrain. Camping, with motels
nearby. 303-820-1338.
Cycle Colorado Border to Border August 7-13. 7 days, 530 miles.
------------------------------- Moderate mountain terrain. Camping,
with motels close by. Limited to 500 registrants. Tour starts in
Montecello, UT, and travels to Cortez, Durango, Pagosa Springs,
Alamosa, Walsenburg, Rocky Ford, and Holly. Will cross both Utah and
Kansas borders, and the Continental Divide. $180. 303-254-8520.
Pedal the Peaks Colorado Tour August 7-13. 7 days. 30,000 vertical
----------------------------- feet. Difficult mountain terrain.
Camping, with motels nearby. Breakfasts & lunches included. (I think
the price is around $400?) 1-800-795-0898.
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| 2735.2 | New Mexico | SSDEVO::EDMONDS | Diane | Fri Mar 11 1994 11:12 | 7 |
| 1994 New Mexico Tour:
Pedal the Peaks New Mexico Challenge
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June 19-25. 7 days. Difficult mountain terrain. 28,000 vertical
feet, numerous technical descents. Camping, with motels close by.
Breakfasts and lunches included. 1200 riders. 1-800-795-0989.
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| 2735.3 | Wyoming | SSDEVO::EDMONDS | Diane | Fri Mar 11 1994 11:13 | 8 |
| 1994 Wyoming tour:
Ride Around Wyoming
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June 12-17. Fully supported 384-mile tour. Stand and end in Jackson.
Limit 200 riders. Camping, limited indoor space. Meals and snacks
are rider's responsibility. $115 includes sag, baggage truck, water,
repair van, medical support, jacket and more. 307-672-6323.
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| 2735.4 | Wisconsin | SSDEVO::EDMONDS | Diane | Fri Mar 11 1994 11:23 | 20 |
| 1994 Wisconsin:
GRABAAAWR IX -- Great Annual Bicycle Adventure Along the
Wisconsin River.
July 9-16. 7 days, 500 miles. The route, which varies every year,
hugs the river, mainly following low-traffic paved roads. Daily
distance is 50-80 miles. 1000 rider limit. $150 w/motorcoach from
final destination town (Prairie du Chien) to start (Boulder Junction).
$125 without motorcoach. Fee includes overnights in 7 cities, baggage
transport, sag service, maps and cues, jersey or t-shirt. Meals are
on your own, but low-cost meals will be available along the way
through civic groups, Boy Scouts, etc. Camping in Boulder Junction
is REQUIRED. In all other communities you may camp out or stay in a
school building. Showers available at the schools.
Overnight towns: Boulder Junction, Rhinelander, Wausau, Wisconsin
Rapids, Mauston, Baraboo, and Richland Center.
608-256-2686.
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| 2735.5 | Bike ride across georgia | BALMER::MUDGETT | Head of Putty Patrol | Fri Mar 11 1994 19:48 | 11 |
| Great note....
My fav. is Bike Ride Across Georgia. This has been around for like 15
years and this year it will go from the Southwest corner to the atlantic
ocean. It will happen the week of June 11. The cost of the ride is usually
around $40.
I've done this ride 5 times and each year it gets alittle better organized.
They have had between 1800 and 2700 riders.
Fred Mudgett
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| 2735.6 | | SSDEVO::EDMONDS | Diane | Mon Mar 14 1994 17:30 | 7 |
| re .5 Bike ride across georgia
Do you have any more info about the Georgia ride? Like how many
miles per day, how many days, and a phone number or address?
Thanks!
- Diane
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| 2735.7 | BRAG 94 | MIMS::HOOD_R | | Tue Mar 15 1994 08:23 | 20 |
|
BRAG
Day 1 Bainbridge-Thomasville (54 miles)
Day 2 Thomasville-Valdosta (71 miles)
Day 3 Valdosta-Tifton (56 miles)
Day 4 Tifton-Douglas (71 miles)
Day 5 Douglas-Waycross (68 miles)
Day 6 Waycross-Jesup (59 miles)
Day 7 Jesup-St.Simons Island (55 miles)
Total 434 miles
Brag 94
P.O. Box 576
Stone Mtn., GA 30086-0576
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| 2735.8 | A Northwest US Ride | LUDWIG::ASMITH | | Tue Mar 15 1994 12:52 | 7 |
| Another good ride is the Monstrous Seattle (WA) To Portland (OR)
ride. The ride was 204 Miles in one day or 102 Miles per day when I
did it in 1986. The crowd for this race is big ( one year 10000
people rode eventhough many people were turned away ). The Cascade Bicycle
Club ( Seattle ) along with the Portland Wheelmen, used to sponsor the ride.
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| 2735.9 | Move quickly for STP | DECWET::BINGHAM | John | Tue Mar 15 1994 16:24 | 11 |
| STP, Seattle-to-Portland, is put on by Cascade Bicycle Club. The dates are
in July this year.
Cascade Bicycle Club
PO Box 31299
Seattle, WA 98103-1299
(206)522-BIKE, leave a name and address
If you want to ride it you better move quickly. Last year it filled 10,000
riders in three and a half weeks from the Bicycle Expo. The Bicycle Expo
was February 25 and 26 this year.
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| 2735.10 | yep, been there, done that. | NOVA::FISHER | Tay-unned, rey-usted, rey-ady | Mon Mar 21 1994 09:02 | 8 |
| Hell Week, currently run from Fredericksburg, TX, during
Spring break, which was last week. It's in Texas Hill Country.
Rides are 100+ miles daily almost all from the same location.
Attendance, under 2 dozen riders so far.
This years was the 4th.
ed
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| 2735.11 | List of a number of tours | SSDEVO::WICK | Barry Wick | Mon May 09 1994 18:19 | 6 |
| This book lists a number of cross-state tours in its appendix. It's a pretty
good summary of a number of tours. Just noticed it at the bookstore.
The Essential Touring Cyclist
Richard Lovett
Rugged Mountain Press, 1994
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