Saturday's ride will be the "Tour de Cure" ride in Springfield. Info at:
http://main.diabetes.org/site/TR/TourdeCure/TennesseeArea?pg=entry&fr_id=6861
Join the Sumner Rides Team for that ride and support of the American Diabetes Association. Ride lengths are 100, 64, 30, 10 & 4 miles long.
Click here to view the team page for Sumner Rides
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http://main.diabetes.org/site/TR/TourdeCure/TennesseeArea?team_id=429382&pg=team&fr_id=6861&et=1wmLVtDUe0wySA6xOSecsQ..&s_tafId=292504">
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This is information on my weekly Saturday map rides. I’ll follow the mapped route shown; allowing riders that want to follow my route to go at their own pace. Routes are subject to change during ride. Ride cancelled if raining or temperature is below freezing. Check back Friday PM for possible updated information.
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SPONSORED RIDES
04/11/2015
Pedals For Paws Bike Ride
Supports Sumner Spay Neuter Alliance.
For details go to
www.Facebook.com/PedalForPawsTN
2015
Vol State Cycling Classic
Biking for Scholarships
For Details go to:
http://www.volstate.edu/cycling/
2015
Annual Big Hill Challenge
For details see
http://us4.campaign-archive2.com/?u=c68e1ec35274aaa7e1b11e105&id=5c459b1147&e=3257519593
Pedals For Paws Bike Ride
Supports Sumner Spay Neuter Alliance.
For details go to
www.Facebook.com/PedalForPawsTN
2015
Vol State Cycling Classic
Biking for Scholarships
For Details go to:
http://www.volstate.edu/cycling/
2015
Annual Big Hill Challenge
For details see
http://us4.campaign-archive2.com/?u=c68e1ec35274aaa7e1b11e105&id=5c459b1147&e=3257519593
Contact me at omole@yahoo.com
- Jim
- I plan my rides, most of the time, in the 30 to 50 mile range. I’ll usually post a map of my route prior to the ride. You are welcome to ride with me and others or to ride the route at your own pace. We all generally start together, but a few then ride faster, slower or shorter and will separate from the main group at some point. If you want to ride with the faster riders or if you go slower or ride a shorter route than the main group, that’s fine. Because of the size of the group we can not keep up with every rider, especially when some take off on the front or drop off the back or for a different route.