Being a compendium of regional recreational road biking events plus other
cycling-oriented activities in
2010 Cycling Calendar
August
August
14 – Mooresville, AL – Bike MS North – Start and finish in
the historic North Alabama town of Mooresville and cycle through the serene beauty
of Limestone and Madison counties. This one day event offers three route
options: 45, 75, and 100 miles and boasts flat and scenic back roads along the
Tennessee River any cyclists will love. This is a fully supported ride
(SAGs/Medic) with rest stops every 10-12 miles. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
are provided. Join us after the ride for live entertainment, a hearty dinner,
and awards banquet and program.
Minimum Fundraising: $150.
See BBC Calendar for additional details.
August
14 – Chatooga/Summerville, GA – Take a tour of the lovely North
Georgia mountains with the option of 15M, 30M, Metric, Century and 125M
rides. The rolling terrain will
accommodate all riders with the Century and 125M options testing even the most
experienced riders with a climb up beautiful Lookout Mountain. All routes will be SAG'd and rest stops
plentiful. See http://www.chattoogacentury.org/
August
21 –
Come
to
Day
of Ride Registration begins at 6 a.m. at
Ride
starts at 7 a.m. and is very well supported with Rest Stops and support
vehicles. Ride options offered are
23,34,46,65, and 102.
Check
out the website for online registration and lots of good info. www.bikehothundred.com
September
September
18 – near
Features
courses of 35, 50, 62, 76 and 108 miles. The course meanders through the rural
Appalachian Foothills region of
The
start/finish will be at
Additional
information: http://www.springcity.org
October
October
2-3 – Orange Beach, AL –
Ride for Wishes 2010 at The Wharf in Orange Beach, AL. Options from 17-100 miles. Also a TIB event. See www.rideforwishes.com
October 9 –
Birmingham,
The
tough Walker Gap and Chandler Mtn climbs of the Mountain Goat Century option
feature in the 37th annual BBC Century, along with the (relatively) flatter
century and shorter routes, followed by food & drink (including home brew!)
under the oaks at Homestead Hollow. The Double Century will be a flat &
fast Run for the Border up US 11 to Rising Fawn, GA, with the return mostly on
country roads. Full details provided on the Century
page on the BBC website.