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December 2008 Archive:

December 2008
December 6 - Curse of the Pesky Penguin (Mt Hamilton)
December 7 - Pilarcitos Bay Area Super Prestige Series (Cyclocross) @ Coyote Point (series finale)
December 26 - Short East Bay Ride
December 26 - Folsom Ride

Hey Paula - you might want to add Tierra Bella http://www.actc.org/tb/index.php and Primavera http://www.fremontfreewheelers.org/primavera.html rides to the April 2009 schedule.

Also, the Mt Diablo Challenge is on Oct 4th this year not much info yet: http://www.savemountdiablo.org/Bike%...llengeHome.htm

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Originally Posted by Beaker (Post 8130297)

Done and thanks! :thumb:

A few more events to add ...

Solvang Century - 3/14/2009
Solvang Spring Double Century - 3/28/2009
Chico Wildflower - 4/26/2009
Central Coast Double - 5/9/2009

Just got a notice that the Party Pardee registration is open.
http://ppc.bikehikers.com
It's April 4th this year.
This is a good metric century with a decent amount of climbing but not too much.

http://sanjoseclassic.com/ - feb 13th-21st but rides are feb 14th

January Archive

January 2009
January 1 - San Bruno Hill Climb
January 10 - Woodside Deadends Hilly Ride and Ygduf's Ride (are they the same???)
January 11 - Montebello and beyond
January 17 - BF East Bay Hills Ride
January 24 - Point Reyes 200k Brevet

My personal favorite:

September 12 - Audi Best Buddies Challenge: Hearst Castle

Alta Alpina Wild Sierra

Dear msincredible, please add our ride to your list...thanks.

I am happy to announce :) that registration is now open for the Alta Alpina Challenge: Riding the Wild Sierra presented by the Alta Alpina Cycling Club .

Date: June 13 Start Location: Turtle Rock Park, Markleeville CA

http://www.sagebum.com/Alta%20Route%...peSteven40.JPG

The Alta Alpina Wild Sierra is actually 3 events on one day in Alpine County California and Carson Valley Nevada.

The 8 Pass Challenge is a California Triple Crown ride and just may be the "Worlds Toughest Double Century" at 198 miles and 20,300 ft of climbing including the famous summits such as Kingsbury, Carson, Luther, Blue Lakes, Monitor and Ebbetts.

The Build Your Own Challenge allows you to be "As Wild as You Dare" by choosing to ride 1-6 passes, 30-160 miles. It is possible to do a 5 pass ride similar to the Death Ride without having to ride up Hwy 88 to Carson Pass!

The Kid Carson Challenge is 7 to 29 miles of "Fun in the Foothills" for families and kids.

There is something for just about every rider!

We have had a big response already and are processing the registrations for those who reserved a spot earlier. We are limited to 900 riders the first year. This ride will fill.

If you are not familiar with this area but I suspect most of you NorCals are, I regularly post pics on my blog of our local rides Here.

I'll do my best to answer any questions!

should we add this to the schedule of events? -- I didn't see it on the list

August 16th
Tour of Napa Valley (century)
http://www.eaglecyclingclub.org/tour.html

jw

Hi msincredible - here is info on the 2009 Tour de Peninsula, please add to the list!

WHAT: 2009 Tour de Peninsula (“TdP”) Recreational Bicycle Ride
WHEN: Sunday, August 2, 2009, 8 am
WHERE: Start/finish at Coyote Point, San Mateo, CaliforniaWHY: Enjoy a day of cycling and outdoor fun with family and friends. Proceeds benefit San Mateo County Parks and Bicycle Sunday - car free biking on Canada Road.
INFO: www.supportparks.org , click TdP logo

Everybody is invited to take part in one of Northern California’s most fun recreational bicycle rides and family social gatherings – the Tour de Peninsula – held in scenic Coyote Point Park fronting the San Francisco Bay in San Mateo. Founded 18 years ago, the TdP is a perennial highlight of the Bay Area's recreational social calendar, offering a variety of routes to suit everyone from young children and first time riders to serious cyclists. After the rides, a day of family fun activities takes place in the park, with a children’s playground, barbecuing, picnics and no doubt much lively conversation. Proceeds benefit San Mateo County Parks and Bicycle Sunday - car free biking on Canada Road.

Route Options
Young Kids and Family Loops within Coyote Point Park – 1 to 3 miles
Short Route – 21 miles
Long Route – 32 miles
Metric Century – approximately 63 miles

Registration

12-under Free, 13-16 yrs @ $20, 17-over @ $40 (includes t-shirt & musette bag)

Registration begins May 15. To register, visit www.supportparks.org then click on the TdP logo.

General Enquiries

Contact: tdp@supportparks.org, 650-321-1638.

Here are some doubles that aren't on the calendar

6/6/2009 - Eastern Sierra
6/20/2009 - Terrible Two
8/1/2009 - Marin Century and Mt. Tam Double
9/19/2009 - Knoxville Double

M'Lady,

Would you be so kind as to add the Harvest Ride Century and Metric in Ukiah on Oct. 4th 2009

I have ridden the full century twice now. It has about 6500 - 7000 feet of climbing. Nothing too steep. Small, friendly, well supported and with great food.

Brie and French bread at a rest stop? Yup! Yummy.
This is a really scenic route through some great Mendocino County roads.

One of the rest stops is at the Anderson Valley Brewing Company if you want a cold one.:)

Msincredible - here's another to add to the list. Thanks!

Levi Leipheimer's King Ridge GranFondo
Date: 10/3/09
Location: Sonoma County, California. Start and finish in Santa Rosa
Distances: 105, 65, 35
Event Contact: Bike Monkey, LLC, levisGranFondo@BikeMonkey.net, 707-543-4300
Event Website & Registration: www.levisgranfondo.com
Description: Join three-time Amgen Tour of California winner, Levi Leipheimer, for a fully-supported fall bicycle ride in some of the nation's finest cycling country. Three different routes, ranging from a fairly flat 35 miles, to a very hilly 105 miles, capture the romance of Sonoma County’s most picturesque vineyards, towering redwoods, grassy meadows and coastal panoramas. In the tradition of the gran fondo, these are timed, non-competitive rides. Very strong, skilled riders may opt for the 105-mile GranFondo; the 65-mile MedioFondo is intended for riders with plenty of experience but who ride only once or twice a week; we suggest the gentle 35-mile PiccoloFondo for less experienced riders or those looking for an easy pedal through beautiful landscapes. The rides raise funds for the Tour of California and Forget Me Not Farms.

July 2009 archive
July 6-10 - Davis Bike Club Gold Rush Randonee 1000 and 1200 k
July 11 - Death Ride (official site)
July 18 - East Bay Slowpoke Ride
July 25 - Santa Cruz Mountains Challenge
July 25 - BF NorCal Diablo KOM Challenge

Sorry I've gotten a bit behind on the calendar recently. :o