Cream City Century & Wright Stuff Century
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Cream City Century & Wright Stuff Century
It's not too early to think about your August and September riding schedule.
I know in years past this has been a relatively popular ride for the BFNICers. Maybe you want to divest yourself of your new racing obsession for a pleasant century instead! This was the first century I did ever and it is a great route with just the right amount of hills and some decent scenery.
Who's interested? I think Smokin' Miles should attempt it on her new fixie!
https://www.creamcitycycleclub.com/century.htm
August 30, 2009
Waterford Union High School - 100 Field Drive
Waterford, Wisconsin
Mileage isn't posted, but I know there is a metric, century, and probably a 30 miler.
Wright Stuff Century
https://bombaybicycle.org/events/wsc/
This is my club's ride. For your Madison locals, there was also a call put out for volunteers (sign up through Active.com). You can also run a day shift and ride after. Volunteer, and you get to ride for free! This one features some of your favorite roads of the DLD and HHH.
Event Information
Date: Sunday, September 6, 2009
Registration Opens: 7:00 AM
Course Opens: 7:30 AM
Venue: Tyrol Basin Ski Lodge – (608) 437-4135
Address: 3487 Bohn Rd., Mt Horeb, WI 53744-5685
I know in years past this has been a relatively popular ride for the BFNICers. Maybe you want to divest yourself of your new racing obsession for a pleasant century instead! This was the first century I did ever and it is a great route with just the right amount of hills and some decent scenery.
Who's interested? I think Smokin' Miles should attempt it on her new fixie!
https://www.creamcitycycleclub.com/century.htm
August 30, 2009
Waterford Union High School - 100 Field Drive
Waterford, Wisconsin
Mileage isn't posted, but I know there is a metric, century, and probably a 30 miler.
Wright Stuff Century
https://bombaybicycle.org/events/wsc/
This is my club's ride. For your Madison locals, there was also a call put out for volunteers (sign up through Active.com). You can also run a day shift and ride after. Volunteer, and you get to ride for free! This one features some of your favorite roads of the DLD and HHH.
Event Information
Date: Sunday, September 6, 2009
Registration Opens: 7:00 AM
Course Opens: 7:30 AM
Venue: Tyrol Basin Ski Lodge – (608) 437-4135
Address: 3487 Bohn Rd., Mt Horeb, WI 53744-5685
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I'm in for the Cream City Century.
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The Cream City Cycle Century is a GREAT century for anyone who has never done a whole century.
It goes through ever-changing scenery, it's not too hilly, five rest stops (at least the old map I have shows five), and they feed riders at the end.
It goes through ever-changing scenery, it's not too hilly, five rest stops (at least the old map I have shows five), and they feed riders at the end.
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Just want to bump this. Cream City is this weekend. Anyone else riding it?
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Yes, I should be there this week-end.
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I plan on riding Cream City Century. Bacheloring this weekend and this will be my annual century ride! 7 am start, correct?
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Yup, century start is 7-8am.
If you run into someone on a Raleigh Marathon (modernized), that's me, say hi!
If you run into someone on a Raleigh Marathon (modernized), that's me, say hi!
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How different is CCC from Hurmon Hundred? I think I did 50-60 milers on both couple of years ago and trying to decide which one to choose for century this Sunday...
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If it was you - great riding - thanks for the pulls. As I said during the ride you are an animal!
Pat
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Holy ****!!!! Hey Pat!!!
Thanks for making the day really great! Had a blast
Thanks for making the day really great! Had a blast
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Wish I would have ridden this instead of Harmon Hundred....but Wiswell, not sure I"d have made it on my fixie!! HA HA
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Oh, smokin the Cream City is great. Lots of long stretches with no stops, scenery, a couple of smallish hills and great rest stops with real food and sandwiches. I still think you could have done CC.
I know you want to do WSC - it's in hill country! You love that.
I know you want to do WSC - it's in hill country! You love that.