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2016 Austin Community Ride - A day of cycling, craft beer, food and fun! By participating in the 2016 Austin Community Ride, your registration fee is helping 1400 Miles probe the ... moreconversation on prostate health. We are making it easier for stubborn men to openly talk about prostate health. Your funds will help 1400 Miles reach our 2016 goal of getting 1,400 men tested for prostate cancer.
What is the Austin Community Ride?
The Austin Community Ride is a fully supported ride through some of Austin's best routes. We have three routes; 24, 46, & 60 miles. After the ride, enjoy food and beer from the (in)Famous Beerliner!
Multiple Mile Distances
ALL registrations are tax deductable
Want to earn cool swag? After your registration become one of the 2016 Fundraisers
The La Vernia Wild West Hammerfest Bicycle Ride welcomes visitors to our beautiful little country community while encouraging the sport and enjoyment of cycling. Join hundreds of avid ... morecyclists and experience the gently rolling hills and peaceful back road beauty while riding in the La Vernia Wild West Hammerfest.
The La Vernia Wild West Hammerfest is open to riders of all ages and abilities and is hosted by the Greater La Vernia Chamber of Commerce. Our rides are 40, 60 and 72 miles. This is a fully-supported cycling event with rest stops and SAGS.
A portion of all proceeds will benefit WISH for OUR HEROES!
Join Emmitt Smith on September 17, 2016 for a NEW 100-mile bike race that will take place in the DFW-area. The Emmitt Smith Gran Fondo is a premier multi course cycling event designed ... morefor the professional to the weekend rider. It includes a timed race for the 100 mile course with a cash purse.
The inaugural race will launch from Dr Pepper Ballpark in Frisco on Saturday, September 17, 2016 and includes a post race party with a beer garden, live entertainment, family activities and awards ceremony.
The Emmitt Smith Gran Fondo will feature four routes:
- 100-Mile Course
- 100K Course
- 45-Mile Course
- 22-Mile Course
Please contact Lauren Parker at lparker@ejsmithenterprises.com for information on how to volunteer at the race.
All proceeds from the Emmitt Smith Gran Fondo go to Pat & Emmitt Smith Charities, a 501c3 nonprofit charity that creates and funds unique experiences and educational opportunities for undeserved youth.
Cyclefest is arguably the best and most scenic Bike Tour in the state of Texas with beautiful vistas , easy novice routes and challenging hills. Cyclefest is a “must do” for every ... morecyclist.
The annual Cyclefest Bike Tour and Hill Climb is held in the scenic “Texas Alps” of West Texas in Fort Davis, Texas. The Tour provides varying distance routes from 27, 55 and 76 miles.
Save the dates: Friday Sept 16 – RUSA 100K and 200K brevet
Saturday Sept 17 – Cyclefest Tour! And party at the finish line
Sunday Sept 18 – The infamous Mt Locke Hill Climb. Post ride swim at Balmorhea Springs.
The event is staged at the historic Prude Ranch in Fort Davis and is held the Third Weekend of September.
Start Time: 8:00 AM, 7:45 AM, 7:30 AM
The moment you reach the 243 ft peak of the Harbor Bridge and begin your descend towards the shoreline you realize this isn’t just a ride–from this point on, it will forever become ... morean annual tradition.
Conquer the Coast packs so much into one ride that no other cycling event quite compares. The ride begins at 7:30 a.m. in the heart of Corpus Christi’s Sports, Entertainment and Arts District (Bayfront Park, Corpus Christi, TX 78401). See some of the regions most iconic views, an award-winning art museum and the awe-inspiring watergardens. Your trek up the Harbor Bridge gives you a bird’s eye view of the Corpus Christi Ship Channel and the nation’s 5th largest port to your left. On your right you’ll see a National Landmark, the USS LEXINGTON and the Texas State Aquariums. All with the expansive Corpus Christi Bay as the backdrop where you survey the very coast you set out to conquer.
Here, your adventure has only begun as you continue to make your way through all the picturesque towns that line the shores of Corpus Christi Bay. Portland, Aransas Pass, Ingleside and Port Aransas all offer their own unique flair to the Coastal Bend and promise spectacular views along the way. The Port Aransas Ferry connects you to Mustang & Padre Island where the true test begins. Some call it the “Toughest 18 Miles in Texas” as this stretch of Mustang Island is what it’s all about. It’s what separates the joy riders from the cyclists. A unique opportunity to ride through the Naval Air Station Corpus Christi. A quick jump across the Intercoastal Waterway and you hit Ocean Drive: easily one of the most scenic drives in all of Texas.
Start Time: 7:00 AM, 6:30 AM, 7:30 AM, 8:00 AM
Explore the most popular 1-day/2-day destination city weekend ride through the beautiful Texas Hill Country. Choose your distance and know that every mile makes a difference.... more
Check out our website for more information on the routes available. We have every mileage option you can think of, starting with a 15 mile route for the beginner cyclist (9/18) all the way to 157 miles over two days for extreme cyclists - with an overnight option in the historic town of Gruene (9/17-9/18).
September 17 & 18: Two-Day Ride will leave from Dripping Springs Ranch Park on Saturday (9/17), overnight in Gruene and return to Dripping Springs Ranch Park on Sunday (9/18). Route options include: 78 or 96 mile on day 1 and a 61 mile on day 2.
September 18: One-Day Ride with start and finish from Dripping Springs Ranch Park. Route options ranging from 15, 31, 48, 72 & 96 miles for all cycling abilities.
Breweries from all over Austin are banding together to fund and build a house for a deserving family right here in Austin. It's the second HTBB being funded and built by the breweries ... morethat keep us quenched!
So why a bike ride?
Because it's going to be fun! What's better than beers and bikes and doing it all for a great cause?
Did we mention all riders get a reusable Pint House Pizza Water bottle?
The Plan
We'll start at 11:30am at the Pinthouse Pizza on Burnet Rd. Sign in and get your first brew.
Registration begins at 11:00am through the start of the ride.
Start - Pinhouse Pizza on Burnet Rd.
Stop 1 - Star Bar on W. 6th St.
Stop 2 - ABGB on Oltorf St.
Finish - Pinthouse on South Lamar
Official route map will be posted ASAP.
We'll have beer specials at the stops for riders, all benefitting the House that Beer Built.
Your $10 registration fee goes directly to funding the House that Beer Built.
Heels & Wheels Abilene Duathlon - Presented By City of Abilene Parks & Recreation
RACE DETAILS:
2 Mile Run
12 Mile Bike Ride
... more
2 Mile Run
Proceeds will benefit the Parks Bucks program.
The San Antonio Wheelmen Bicycle Club is joining with Each One Teach One of San Antonio (EOTO) to put on a fund-raising ride to benefit EOTO. EOTO is a non-profit, adult literacy organization ... morededicated to help under-educated citizens learn the basic life skills in order to live more productive and personally satisfying lives.
This new ride, Reading and Riding 100, will take place on Saturday, September 24th, at Canaan Land Ranch.
Nestled in the Eastern shadow of Lake Medina are some of the most beautiful and challenging roads on which to plant your two wheels. You want hills? We got ‘em along with some downhill runs that will satisfy the more hard-core adrenaline junkies. Want something tamer? We've got that too – beautiful flat routes where you can leisurely spin and look out over vast pastoral expanses. With four route distances each rider can take on as much or a little as they wish.
You’ll begin your day at the Canaan Land Ranch where you’ll pick up your packets and get ready for your ride. After the ride, hang around for the lunch and music. Bring your swim suit, cool off, and kick back in Ranch’s lifeguard-staffed pool. Bring the family and let the kids enjoy the playground equipment.
As part of your registration, you can buy raffle tickets to win the prizes below. We will raffle off the prizes before the start of the ride.
Grand Prize: Cycling Vacation Gift Certificate with Trek Travel for the 2017 Tour de France and a RnR yellow cycling jersey
Second Prize: A Garmin 1000 Cycling Computer and a green cycling jersey
Third Prize: An Apple Watch and a red polka dot cycling jersey
You can buy raffle tickets as part of your registration. However, if you simply want to buy a raffle ticket and not register for the event, you can purchase tickets through PayPal or you can mail your payment to us by providing your contact information on ourregistration form.
You must be present to win! Check FAQ for more details.
The current registration fee is $45. Please check our schedule for when the fee changes.
Date: 9/24/2016Daily, until Sat, Sep 24 2016
YOU’RE INVITED September 22-24, 2016 The Texas Time Trials would like to extend a warm, Texas-sized invitation to all of y’all. Whether you are an Ultra Racer, Randonneur or a rider ... morewanting to test your abilities against the clock, we have an event for you. The Texas Time Trials is actually five events in one. The Tejas 500, our longest event, will have (3) different start times, the 48-Hour start, Thursday 6:00 pm, then a 42-hour start (6 hours later) at Midnight and also a 36-hour start at 6:00 am Friday. The object is to have all the riders and teams finish about the same time for dinner and the Awards Bash Saturday evening.
The “Iron Butt” 24-Hour Time Trial will start Friday evening at 5:00 pm. The “Tin Butt” 12-Hour Challenge will start on Saturday morning at 6:00 am. The 6-Hour Shoot-Out will begin Saturday at 11:00 am, followed by The 26.5 mile Sprint at 3:00 pm. The staggered start times make for an exciting event injecting new riders onto the course. This introduction of new riders to the course adds to the excitement of each event and will work to keep riders already out on the course fired-up. All events will end in time for the Awards Ceremony. The Awards Ceremony is a fun place to meet other riders, eat and pick up trophies. With riders from most of the states in the USA and from other countries, the Awards Bash was also an unbelievable reunion (see past rider list on website) of old and new friends.
The course is a scenic and challenging 26.5 mile loop. Crews can “hand off” to their riders from the start-finish area, each lap. This venue also allows riders to “crew themselves” from the trunk of their own car, negating the need for an expensive “follow entourage”. The start-finish is a fun place for your crew and/or resting team riders to congregate and allows for a pleasant social atmosphere. Bring the family for a fun-filled day at the races! Riders, crews and teams are encouraged to pitch tents in the park under the large trees creating a tent city with a personality all its own.
Awards will be abundant and worthy of your accomplishment. All riders and team members completing The Tejas 500 within the selected time limit will receive an awesome TTTT trophy. In the 24-Hour “Iron Butt” race, all riders completing 132.5 miles in 24 hours will receive a trophy. In the 12-Hour “Tin Butt” race, all riders completing 79.5 miles in 12 hours will receive a trophy. In the 6-hour Shoot-Out race, racers completing 53 miles in 6 hours receive a trophy and all racers finishing The 26.5 mile Sprint receive a trophy. All team members will receive the same TTTT Trophy. Last year we awarded 300 trophies. Please take the time to check out the photos of these TTTT Trophies on The Awards Page of TTTT Website.
If 500 miles sounds too challenging, try a four-person team. Team riders seem to make a party out of this event every year! The Texas Time Trials has become more than just a great internationally-known event; it’s a fun-filled ride, a reunion that brings RAAM legends, newbies, randonneurs and world-class Ultra racers together in a social setting to celebrate our ability to ride. This is a great event for the seasoned racer or someone wanting to try their first race. For photos, a complete list of past riders, their splits, sponsors, volunteers, rider comments and ride reports, please see our website.
The TTTT website will be updated mid-Summer with new sponsors and details, but as well as things went last year, we don’t plan to change much at all.
If you can’t be talked into racing, please consider coming out to enjoy the free food and volunteer!
Happy Trails! Dan D
The 26.5 mile Sprint starts on Saturday at 3:00 pm. The objective is to have all the riders and teams finish about the same time for dinner and the Awards Bash Saturday evening.... more
The Awards Ceremony is a fun place to meet other riders, eat and pick up trophies. With riders from most of the states in the USA and from other countries, the Awards Bash was also an unbelievable reunion (see past rider list on website) of old and new friends.
The course is a scenic and challenging 26.5 mile loop. Crews can “hand off” to their riders from the start-finish area, each lap. This venue also allows riders to “crew themselves” from the trunk of their own car, negating the need for an expensive “follow entourage”. The start-finish is a fun place for your crew and/or resting team riders to congregate and allows for a pleasant social atmosphere. Bring the family for a fun-filled day at the races! Riders, crews and teams are encouraged to pitch tents in the park under the large trees creating a tent city with a personality all its own.
Price Notices
The sale price shown is valid until August 15, the regular price goes into effect after that.
Per person late fees go into effect on August 15($25), Sept 1($50) and on race day($85).
The 6-Hour Shoot-Out will begin Saturday at 11 a.m. The objective is to have all the riders and teams finish about the same time for dinner and the Awards Bash Saturday evening.... more
The Awards Ceremony is a fun place to meet other riders, eat and pick up trophies. With riders from most of the states in the USA and from other countries, the Awards Bash was also an unbelievable reunion (see past rider list on website) of old and new friends.
The course is a scenic and challenging 26.5 mile loop. Crews can “hand off” to their riders from the start-finish area, each lap. This venue also allows riders to “crew themselves” from the trunk of their own car, negating the need for an expensive “follow entourage”. The start-finish is a fun place for your crew and/or resting team riders to congregate and allows for a pleasant social atmosphere. Bring the family for a fun-filled day at the races! Riders, crews and teams are encouraged to pitch tents in the park under the large trees creating a tent city with a personality all its own.
Price Notices
The sale price shown is valid until August 15, the regular price goes into effect after that.
Per person late fees go into effect on August 15($25), Sept 1($50) and on race day($85).
The “Tin Butt” 12-Hour Challenge will start on Saturday morning at 6:00 am. The objective is to have all the riders and teams finish about the same time for dinner and the Awards Bash ... moreSaturday evening.
The Awards Ceremony is a fun place to meet other riders, eat and pick up trophies. With riders from most of the states in the USA and from other countries, the Awards Bash was also an unbelievable reunion (see past rider list on website) of old and new friends.
The course is a scenic and challenging 26.5 mile loop. Crews can “hand off” to their riders from the start-finish area, each lap. This venue also allows riders to “crew themselves” from the trunk of their own car, negating the need for an expensive “follow entourage”. The start-finish is a fun place for your crew and/or resting team riders to congregate and allows for a pleasant social atmosphere. Bring the family for a fun-filled day at the races! Riders, crews and teams are encouraged to pitch tents in the park under the large trees creating a tent city with a personality all its own.
Price Notices
The sale price shown is valid until August 15, the regular price goes into effect after that.
Per person late fees go into effect on August 15($25), Sept 1($50) and on race day($85).
Starting location: Berry Creek Food Mart (Shell) 301 SH 195 , Georgetown, TX This is a loop that starts in Georgetown, TX. It goes along some remote country roads and at times there ... moreare 32 miles between services.
The course is mostly flat, with rolling hills on either side of I-35. It goes out to Rockdale and then swings back to Andice.
Check-in will open 15 minutes before the ride. If you want more information send an email to pbnagel@yahoo.com.
A beautiful ride through the Hill Country of Texas including 14,28,50, 65 and 79 mile options. SAG and MSET supported. The ride starts at and ends at the Liberty Hill Elementary School ... moreon Loop 332. The start is at 8 am and the course will be open until 2 pm.
Rest stops manned by friendly, local Lions at miles 14,28, 50 and 65/79 are stocked with snacks and cold drinks and have porta-potties. A bbq lunch is served after the ride until 2 pm.
Registration received on or before 9/28/16 is $35.00, registration received after that day and on ride day will be $40.00. Participants will receive a quality t-shirt.
As always all profits will be used to provide scholarships for students of Liberty Hill ISD, to purchase eye exams and eyeglasses for the needy, support the Lions Camp for handicapped and diabetic children in Kerrville, TX and other Lions charities.
Registration is online and closes 6 pm 9/28/15, can be mailed or paid on the day of the event. Checks are to be made out to Liberty Hill Lions Club and mailed to Liberty Hill Lions,285 Quarterhorse Drive ., Liberty Hill , Tx 78642. If you have any questions please call Ed at 512-920-7125.
Imagine miles of rolling hills and thickly wooded forests! The Pineywoods Purgatory-fall's premier cycling event-offers four rides ranging from 25 to 102 miles that take you through ... moreTexas Forest Country's best! Don't let the first few miles fool you-the terrain is not without challenge! And to cap off your ride, the Angelina Expo Center and its cadre of volunteers and partners offer unmatched hospitality to riders and their guests. When you finish your course, return to the Expo and a Beer Garden, live music & fajitas. Then it's not just a ride; it's a weekend experience with Lufkin's Downtown Bistro on tap for Saturday night at 7:00 p.m.
Wheels & Heels for Meals is one of the Food Pantry’s largest fundraising events. It began in 2009 and grows every year. Our 88-mile ride begins at the Food Pantry, in the town ... moreof Fort Davis, TX, and meanders along beautiful, scenic roads to the town of Valentine and then back. It is designed for everyone from the occasional rider to the experienced cyclist. No one is required to ride the entire 88 miles and it is not a race. Along the way, there are two pit stops with food, shade, portable toilets and wet towels. Then in Valentine, lunch is served with music and surprises. One year we even had an apple bobbing contest!
In 2013, we introduced a new, shorter, fun route called the Princess Tour. And at only 17 miles of mostly downhill, scenic roadways and chock full of pampering extras, you will know why it was named as such. On the Princess Tour, you are treated like royalty. First, you are whisked to the top of the mountain starting point (Bloys Camp) while enjoying scrumptious pastries, orange juice and espresso. At the finish your paparazzi awaits to rejoice with you in your success!
And also, beginning in 2014, the Wheels For Meals event became the Wheels & Heels For Meals. We added a new walking route for those that would like to participate in the fundraising and sights but aren’t comfortable biking the longer distances. The walk portion entails a 1, 2, 4 or 8 mile course.
Starting location: Exxon/Speedy Stop 1660 E. 51st St., Austin, TX This is a 1000k broken over 3 days starting just north of downtown Austin. The first day is 233 miles through Texas ... morehill country.
It is a loop that goes north and west of the city. The second day is loop that is south and west of the city (198 miles). The final
day is an out and back heading mostly east. It has the least climbing of the 3 days and is mostly gentle rollers.
Each day starts and ends at the Speedy Stop (which is open 24 hours and has reasonable hot food). Best choices for hotels are listed below (all less than 1 mile from the Speedy Stop, Most people are staying at the Motel 6). There are a block of rooms reserved at the motel 6.: 10 rooms on hold - 5 singles, 5 doubles. Reference group M111800096 when calling. Rates are higher on Friday and Saturday and lower on Sunday and Monday. Check in for the block is May 8th, check out May 12th.
Motel 6
5330 N I-35
Austin, TX 78751
(512)467-9111)
Residence Inn
Austin-University Area
1200 Barbara Jordan Blvd
Austin, TX 78723
(512)469-7842
Super 8 Austin
University-DownTown Area
5526 N IH35
Austin, TX 78751
(512)451-7001
If you want more information send an email to jim.bronson@gmail.com.
Event Information Registration and Packet Pick up will be at Heritage Square Austin Ave & Third Street South Side of Waco Convention Center... more
Waco Tx.
Friday October 7th, 2016
Registration and Packet Pick up from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Pre-Ride Party Location-Waco Hippodrome Theatre 6-9 p.m.
724 Austin Ave. Waco Tx.
Annual Marrow Drive 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday October 8th, 2016
Registration and Packet Pick Up from 6:00 a.m. to 7:45 a.m.
Pancake Breakfast from 6:45 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
Annual Marrow Drive from 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m. Ride Starting Time
The bicycle tour will take place rain or shine
WWW100 Route Descriptions
10-mile family friendly route goes through beautiful Cameron Park and downtown Waco. There are several rest stops to make it a fun ride for all.
25-mile route is also fun for families and recreational riders. This route is quite flat and passes by the Lake Waco Dam and the peaceful surrounding countryside.
50-mile route is relatively flat with a few challenging hills thrown in to keep you from getting bored!
67-mile route follows more of the 100 mile route and takes in some great rural roads.
100-mile route covers picturesque countryside on rural roads in McLennan and Bosque counties. Although relatively flat, there are some challenging hills to keep your heart pumping.
The 30th annual Outlaw Trail 100 Cycling Tour will be held at 8 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, at Old Settlers Park at the Dell Diamond. ... more
Saddle up Pardner for the 30th Annual Outlaw Trail 100 Cycling Tour scheduled for Saturday, October 8th starting 8am in Old Settlers Park. 10 mile, 25 mile, 40 mile, 50 mile, 100 km and 100 mile loop courses will meander through historic eastern Williamson County. Aid stations, bike repair and sag wagon support will be on all courses to assist cyclists on their journey.
Outlaw Trail isn’t competitive; it is an opportunity to join cyclists from across Texas for a ride across Williamson County. There are rest stops set up along the trail for cyclists to grab some snacks or a drink. Riders can ride at their own pace and rely on support from sag wagons and rest stops thr oughout their ride. The tour closes at 5 p.m. so cyclists should select a course they can finish within that time period.
Date
This event is Saturday, Oct. 8, with 100 mile riders taking off at 8 a.m. with a staggered start. No rider will start after 8:30 a.m. The course will close at 5 p.m. Parking is available in the Dell Diamond parking lot (at park entrance).
Course information
The start/finish line will be located on Harrell Parkway by the Dell Diamond in front of the Old Settlers Tabernacle. Cyclists will park in the Dell Diamond parking lot and walk to the Old Settlers Tabernacle for packet pickup on event day and/or registration.
Please arrive early so you can go to the Tabernacle, get your packet, get your bike, and be ready to take off on time.
Rewards
First 950 bandits receive an Outlaw Trail 100 shirt, ticket to the Cyclist Social Pasta Dinner, and other Miscellaneous items. Plus, as a rider you enjoy sag wagon support on the course, fruit and sports drinks, and a meal after the tour!
Packet Pick-up
Coming Soon.
Fee
Cost for participation in the Outlaw Trail is outlined below:
Early registration ends on or before October 2: $35
Late registration October 3 to October 8: $45
Grub & Pasta Dinner
There is a Pasta Dinner for registered cyclists at the Old Settlers Association Tabernacle on Friday, October 7 from 5 to 8pm. Guests can pay ahead of time or at the door. Cyclists must pick up their packet and pasta dinner ticket prior to entering the dinner. Saturday morning munchies will be provided, and following your ride, we’ll have more grub for you to enjoy.
Travel Assistance
Sag wagons from Round Rock Parks and Recreation will provide road assistance and transport for those unable to complete the tour. Bicycle Sport Shop will provide emergency bicycle repair on the course; however, be prepared to handle your own flats and minor repairs. Remember, the course closes at 5 p.m.
Watering Holes
Rest areas will be located at 12-14 mile intervals. Water, fruit and other snacks will be provided in addition to portable toilets and medical assistance.
Rules
This event will be held rain or shine unless extremely dangerous conditions exist. No refunds will be made. Participants will be started according to distance traveling – longest distance riders will leave first. All traffic laws must be obeyed at all times. Helmets are required. Please ride only what you have trained for. 100 mile cyclist need to pass Aid Station #2 and be on the way to Aid Station #3 by 9:45 am.
Safety
Whether this is your first time riding in a tour, or you’re a seasoned rider, please review the safety guidelines and recommendations for Outlaw Trail. There’s no such thing as being too careful! All cyclists are expected to know the rules of the road and obey them!
If you are new to cycling, you may want to consider a training course from Bicycle Sport Shop and/or joining their riding group on a few pre-rides to make sure you’re ready to ride in a large event. First and foremost, we want you to be careful and enjoy a safe ride.
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