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Conference noted::bicycle

Title:	Bicycling
Notice:	Bicycling for Fun
Moderator:	JAMIN::WASSER

Created:	Mon Apr 14 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	3214
Total number of notes:	31946

2842.0. "route for Seven Hills century?" by DELNI::BARWISE () Thu Sep 01 1994 15:32

    Does anyone know the approximate route of the upcoming Seven Hills
    Wheelmen Century on Sept 25 (leaving from Sterling, Mass.)?  I'd like
    to be somewhat familiar with the route.
    
    Thanks, rob

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
2842.1		STARCH::WHALEN	Rich Whalen	`Thu Sep 08 1994 17:15`	6
	I only recently recieved the cue sheet myself. It travels on back roads from Sterling MA to Concord MA. I have not been on the route, but I've been told that the terrain is rolling. Rich (Seven Hills Wheelmen Rides Chair)
2842.2		DELNI::BARWISE		`Fri Sep 09 1994 09:34`	5
	Thanks Rich. I was expecting to hear names of towns like Barre. That's a relief! rob
2842.3		STARCH::WHALEN	Rich Whalen	`Fri Sep 09 1994 10:17`	1
	We visit Barre in June, on the Quabbin Reservoir Tour century.
2842.4	century for rubberneckers	DELNI::BARWISE		`Fri Sep 09 1994 16:31`	11
	just picked up a copy of September's "The Ride Magazine" and there's a listing of New England's fall centuries. Quoted is Doug Coutre, apparently the route planner. He says it will be a "real rubberneck type of century." Lots of scenery past Concord's Old North Bridge and the Great Meadow wildlife sanctuary in Sudbury. The hilliest part is in Harvard. Good news 'cause that's part of my standard lunchtime ride. Almost sounds too easy. Yeah right, check in on me at mile 85! rb