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2nd Quarter 2010 Sacramento Wheelmen Ride Calendar |
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Last Update: January 28, 2010 |
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Ride Descriptions received are listed below the Ride Calendar to reduce redundant rides in the same area and to edit |
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Series Rides are listed below the Ride Descriptions for Ride Leader editing, confirmation. They are indicated on the calendar as Sx |
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Tour Schedule for future quarters is listed below Series Rides at the bottom for planning and editing |
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Second quarter rides due by Monday February 1, 2010 |
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1 S6, S7, S8, S9
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2 Good Friday |
3 S10, S11
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4 Easter
Foothill Frolics 51 |
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Fair Oaks 54/72 |
6 S1, S2, S3 |
7 S4, S5 |
8 S6, S7, S8, S9
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Fair Oaks 48/76 |
10 S10 |
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11
Fab Fifties
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12
Monterey Zodiac Sacramento 100 |
13 S1, S2, S3
Monterey Zodiac |
14 S4, S5
Monterey Zodiac |
15 S6, S7, S8, S9
Monterey Zodiac Monterey 100 |
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17 S10 Dixon 41/53 Sutter 40/60/100 Fair Oaks 41/72/94 |
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Foothill Frolics 40/50 |
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Fair Oaks 51/77 |
20 S1, S2, S3
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21 S4, S5 |
22 S6, S7, S8, S9
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Fair Oaks 51/77 |
24 S10, S11 Sacramento 100 |
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25 Tam Slam Spring 74 Chico 30/65/100 |
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Chico 100 |
27 S1, S2, S3
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28 S4, S5
Fair Oaks 58/77 |
29 S6, S7, S8, S9
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1 S10 Roseville 30/70/95 Santa R 65/100/130 Fair Oaks 50/75 |
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Foothill Frolics 38/60 |
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Fair Oaks 65/95
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4 S1, S2, S3
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5 Cinco de Mayo S4, S5 |
6 S6, S7, S8, S9
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Fair Oaks 50/79
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8 S10, S11
Sacramento 30/40/50
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9 Mother’s Day
Fab Fifties
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Guerneville Zodiac Sacramento 100 |
11 S1, S2, S3
Guerneville Zodiac
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12 S4, S5
Guerneville Zodiac |
13 S6, S7, S8, S9
Guerneville Zodiac Guerneville 100 |
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15 Pre Sierra Century
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16 Amgen Tour
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17 Amgen Tour Winters Fair Oaks 50/79
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18 Amgen Tour S1, S2, S3
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19 Amgen Tour S4, S5
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20 Amgen Tour S6, S7, S8, S9
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21 Amgen Tour
Fair Oaks 41/72/94
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22 Amgen Tour S10 C-Bar-C 30
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23 Amgen Tour
Fab Fifties 50
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Downieville |
25 S1, S2, S3
Downieville
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26 S4, S5
Fair Oaks 65/91 |
27 S6, S7, S8, S9
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29 S10, S11
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30 Paso Robles Fair Oaks 75/90/125 |
31 Memorial Day Paso Robles Fair Oaks 65/91/116 |
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1 S1, S2, S3
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2 S4, S5
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3 S6, S7, S8, S9
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Fair Oaks 65/91
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5 Sierra Century |
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Foothill Frolic 37/50
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8 S1, S2, S3
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9 S4, S5
Fair Oaks 65/95
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10 S6, S7, S8, S9
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12 S10, S11
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Foothill Frolics 36/62 |
14 Flag Day
Yosemite
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15 S1, S2, S3
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16 S4, S5
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17 S6, S7, S8, S9
Yosemite
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19 S10
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20 Father’s Day
Fab Fifties 33/44/53
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22 S1, S2, S3
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23 S4, S5
Mt Shasta Zodiac Fair Oaks 52/80
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24 S6, S7, S8, S9
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26 S10, S11
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Foothill Frolics 40/50 |
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29 S1, S2, S3
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30 S4, S5
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Ride Schedule |
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3 SAT Ride to Pardee and beyond 6:00 A.M. Starbucks Sunrise Blvd and White Rock Rd |
We will ride to Ione for the start of 100K and go up some hills from there. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
120 Hilly flexible
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4 SUN Loomis Foothill Frolics Auburn/Lincoln 9:00 AM Loomis Loomis Community Park Ong & King Rd |
We will be riding the roads from Loomis to Auburn to Lincoln and returning to Loomis. Re April 2010group area in Lincoln.
Tim Koch 488-8218 mtkoch@surewest.net
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51 Moderate |
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5 MON Fair Oaks to Bowman 01 9:00 AM Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223Fair Oaks Blvd. |
We will take Sierra College, English Colony, then to Newcastle where the short ride will return on Auburn Folsom Rd. The long ride will continue to Ophir, Baxter Grade on the way to Bowman and Auburn. 4,325 feet. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
54-72 Hilly flexible
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9 FRI Fair Oaks to Lincoln Bowman 03 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd. |
We will take Fair Oaks Blvd. Old Auburn to Sierra College, the short ride will take English Colony Way returning on Auburn Folsom Rd. The long ride will continue to Lincoln then Wise Rd. Baxter Grade, and Dry Creek Rd. to Bowman, Auburn and Newcastle. 3870 feet Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
48-76 Hilly flexible
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11 SUN Fab Fifties 9:00 AM El Dorado Hills El Dorado Hills Park & Ride White Rock & Latrobe Rds |
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12 MON S.F. to Monterey 5:15 A.M. Sacramento Sacramento Train Station |
Take the train to the Monterey Zodiac. The train leaves Sacramento at 5:30 A.M. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
100 Hilly flexible
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Pacific Grove/Monterey Zodiac 10:00 AM Pacific Grove 1150 Lighthouse Ave. |
New Zodiac in 2010. This is a four-day Zodiac, which you can drive to, or you may wish to ride to from S. F., your choice. I am going to DRIVE to. The first day we will do a ride to Fort Ord and Laguna Seca area, day two we have options: Carmel Valley or Pills, day three we’ll do what we didn’t do the day before, day four we can do a scenic drive loop or go climb to a couple of mountain tops and then head home. If you are familiar with the area and have a favorite route drop me a line and you may get to lead it. We will stay at the Lighthouse lodge and Suites @ 1150 Lighthouse Ave Pacific Grove Ca 93950 (1-800-858-1249). Ask for Jacci Pflieger. The rate is 89.00 which gives you a room with two Queens or one king, and includes an American breakfast and the world famous Bar-B-Q that starts at 4:30 every day. They have set 15 rooms aside for us and will hold them open until 30 day prior to our arrival which is April 12 2010. After that they will go back into the inventory. Ps. there is no extra charge for the bar-b-q for the second person in a room. David Clifton, 354-1137, superdave911@sbcglobal.net |
10-30-60 Flat Rolling Hilling Flexible |
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15 THU Monterey to S.F.
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Ride from Monterey to San Francisco and then take the train home. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
100 Hilly flexible
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17 SAT Cantelow/Mixed Canyon 9:00 AM Dixon, CA Lincoln Avenue at City Park |
Join me for a spring ride through the green hills around Dixon. Ride up Cantelow with an option for Mixed Canyon. Then head to Winters for a bite to eat and then back to Dixon. Library Route DIX002.
Linda Zeiszler, 457-8815, preslindaz@sbcglobal.net |
41-53 Moderate Weekend Flexible |
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17 SAT Bike Around The Buttes 7:30 AM Sutter Sutter Youth Organization Catlett Hall |
This ride supports the Diabetes Society in Sutter County. It is a mostly flat course that is just ideal for the early season. You the 40 mile loop around the Sutter Buttes and the 60 mile loop through southern Sutter County and along the Sacramento River. The jaunt along the Sacramento River takes you up and down the levee 5 times with great views. This ride certainly shows much of the beauty we enjoy here in Sutter County. Details at www.bikearoundthebuttes.com sign-up at Active.com or download the form and send it in. Dennis King, 284-4555, velo_king@sbcglobal.net Marie Schelling, 972-8750, velo_girl@sbcglobal.net |
40-60-100 Flat Flexible |
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17 SAT Higgins Corner 21 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
The rid will take Auburn Folsom Rd to Auburn. The short ride will take King Rd to Sierra College to Fair Oaks. The longer rides will go to Bowman where the medium ride will take Bell Rd to Joeger to join the long ride. The long ride will take Dog Bar to Magnolia to Higgins Corner returning through Lincoln Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
41-72-94 Mountainous flexible
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18 SUN Loomis Foothill Frolics 9:00 AM Loomis Loomis Train Station Horseshoe Bar Rd & Taylor Rd |
Loomis exit onto Horseshoe Bar Rd. and go north into Loomis. Cross Taylor and into the Train Station parking lot. We’ll ride the foothills in and around Loomis, Newcastle, and Auburn. We’ll have a coffee stop on the ride. 2000 feet of climbing.
Nick Hourigan, 487-0993, helnick@sbcglobal.net |
40-50 Rolling Hilly Weekend Other Flexible |
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19 MON Fair Oaks to Lincoln and Auburn 05 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd. |
We will take Sierra College to Lincoln then Mt. Vernon to Auburn returning through Newcastle crossing Powerhouse to Fair Oaks. 3602 feet Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
51-77 Hilly flexible
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23 FRI Fair Oaks to Auburn and Lincoln 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd. |
We will take Auburn Folsom Rd. to Auburn. The short ride will take Indian Hill, English Colony, and Sierra College to Fair Oaks. The long ride will take Bald Hill and Chili Hill to Gold Hill, climbing Baxter Grade to Mt. Vernon then to Lincoln returning on Sierra College to Fair Oaks. 4400 feet Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
51-77 Hilly flexible
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24 SAT To The Flower 10:00 AM Sacramento Walgreen’s PL Florin Rd & Riverside Rd |
We will take an easy ride on Saturday to the Chico Wildflower Event, which is described below.
Bob Yates, 838-4757, robertyates3040@sbcglobal.net
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100+ Moderate Flexible |
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25 SUN Do the Flower 6:00-8:00 AM Chico Silver Dollar Fairgrounds 2337 Fair S.
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The Chico Wildflower has grown steadily over the years to 4,000 participants. 3,150 ride the hills (Mildflower 65 and Wildflower 100), 750 ride the Flatflowers and 100 young cyclists ride the Childflower 15 on the bike path to Durham. Long Elev: 4300, Med Elev: 2000, Short Elev: Flat The rides satisfy the three biggest desires of century riders - the challenge, the scenery and the food. We combine tough climbs in the lush and fertile springtime with plenty of fresh fruits, fresh baked goodies (like streusel-date bars, banana-walnut bread, raspberry granola bars and raisin-nut energy bars) and a lunch spread that makes other century organizers scratch their heads. The rides include a dinner at the finish. This is a paid event. do the Wildflower and return to Sacramento on Monday. Everyone is on their own for lodging and food. Register ASAP at www.chicovelo.org. Bob Yates, 838-4757, robertyates3040@sbcglobal.net |
15-30-65-100 Long-Severe Med-Moderate Short-Flat/Roll Flexible |
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25 SUN Tam Slam Spring Edition 8:00AM San Francisco Legion of Honor Museum Parking lot in Lincoln Park. (Carpooling option from West Sac Park N Ride at 6:00AM) |
Join us for this scenic tour through the northern part of San Francisco and across the Golden Gate Bridge to Marin County. You'll ride through Sausalito, Mill Valley, around the Tiburon Peninsula, through Larkspur and west to Fairfax. From there we'll head up Mt. Tam - the views on the way up are so pretty you won't even notice the climb! After a rest at the top we'll descend down to Mill Valley and back to San Francisco. Afternoon weather is usually warm at this time of year, but bring layers since it will be cool in the morning and that famous fog could show up at any time. Stores and water are available on the route and we'll stop for lunch in Fairfax. Elev - app. 6,000 .
Cathy Cavey, 415-647-7075, clcavey@hotmail.com Sandy Yarrow, 802-0898, skybike@surewest.net |
74 Moderate/Hilly Weekend Flexible |
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26 MON Return From The Flower 10:00 Chico Silver Dollar Fairgrounds 2337 Fair S. |
We will return from Chico following the Sacramento River.
Bob Yates, 838-4757, robertyates3040@sbcglobal.net |
100+ Moderate Flexible |
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28 WED Fair Oaks to Placerville 09 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
The ride goes through Folsom, Cameron Park, Shingle Spring to Placerville Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
58-77 Hilly flexible
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1 SAT Tour de Cure 7:00AM 8000 Foothills Blvd, Roseville (HP Campus) |
This is a well supported charity ride to support Diabetes Research. Century and Metric rides cover many of the same beautiful roads as (and make a great training ride for) the Sierra Century. Rest Stops, breakfast and lunch included. Shorter 30mi. ride is essentially flat. Beautiful scenery, lightly traveled roads and an opportunity to support a good cause.
Francisco Prieto, 205-1143, prietof@sutterhealth.org David Grattendick, 396-7972, gratted@sutterhealth.org |
30-70-95 Mod/Hill Flexible |
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1 SAT Napa Wine Country Century 7:30 AM Santa Rosa Wells Fargo Center 50 Mark West Springs Road |
Sonoma County is famous for its scenic back road cycling, and this century shows you why. In addition to visiting many of the region's premier vineyards, the route winds through redwoods, apple orchards, and shady broadleaf forest. It meanders across meadows sprinkled with wildflowers and climbs over hillsides dotted with eucalyptus, bay, and oak. The 200-K route even visits the magnificent, rugged Sonoma coast. Depending on your route, you'll cross the beautiful Russian River as many as six times. Again, depending on your route, you might pass through as many as seven different vineyard appellations: Russian River Valley, Green Valley, Sonoma Coast, Northern Sonoma, Dry Creek Valley, Alexander Valley, and Chalk Hill. Elevation: 4500/3300/1800 Dennis King, 284-4555, velo_king@sbcglobal.net Marie Schelling, 972-8750, velo_girl@sbcglobal.net |
130-100-65 Short Roll/ Med Mod/ Long Hill Flexible Weekend |
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1 SAT Fair Oaks to Old Foresthill 11 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
We will follow Sunset Ave, Main Ave, and Oak Ave, to Auburn Folsom. We will go through Auburn to HWY 49, Old Foresthill Rd. and Foresthill Rd. The route goes out Mt. Vernon, Baxter Grade, and Ridge Rd to Newcastle then Taylor Rd. and Sierra College to Fair Oaks. 4850 feet Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
50-75 Hilly flexible
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2 SUN Loomis Foothill Frolics Cross Over The Bridges 9:00 AM Loomis Loomis Train Station - Taylor Rd & Horseshoe Bar Rd |
The ride goes around Folsom Lake crossing the new Folsom Crossing bridge, then up Salmon Falls Rd, Hwy 49, Old Foresthill Rd, and Foresthill Rd to Auburn and returning to Loomis. Plenty of climbing. Shorter option available with less climbing.
Dale Johnson, 284-5208, davijohnslckr@comcast.net |
38-60 Rolling Long Hill Weekend Flexible |
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3 MON Colfax 17 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
The ride will take Sierra College, Fowler, Baxter Grade, Joeger, and Bell where the short ride will return through Auburn. The long ride continues on Placer Hills and Tokayana to Colfax. We will return through Applegate and Auburn. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
65-95 Mountainous flexible
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7 FRI Fair Oaks to Ophir 15 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
The ride will take Auburn Folsom Rd to Newcastle, Baxter Grade, Dry Creek, and Christian Valley returning through Auburn. Newcastle and Rocklin Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
50-79 Hilly flexible
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8 SAT President’s Welcome Ride 9:00 AM Sacramento Gold River Shopping Center SE corner of Sunrise & Gold Country |
Come
join the President, some of the board, staff and seasoned members
of the Wheelmen for a get acquainted ride.
Linda Zeiszler, 548-1036, preslindaz@sbcglobal.net
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50-40-30 Mod-Mod-Flat Weekend Casual |
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9 SUN Fab Fifties 9:00 AM El Dorado Hills El Dorado Hills Park & Ride White Rock & Latrobe Rds |
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10 MON S.F. to Guerneville 5:15 A.M. Sacramento Sacramento Train Station |
Take the train, and then ride to the Guerneville Zodiac. The train leaves Sacramento at 5:30 A.M. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
100 Hilly flexible
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10-13 MON-THUR Guerneville Zodiac Guerneville Fern Grove Cottages 16650 HWY 116 |
Four days of riding starting from Fern Grove Cottages each day. Several routes to the coast and last day into Healdsburg. Monday will be a short tune-up ride starting around 1:30 PM. All other rides start at 9:00 AM. Route maps will be provided but you should bring AAA Mendocino and Sonoma Coast Region maps. More detail to follow via e mail. Lodging options: Fern Grove Cottages 707-869-8105, Dawn Ranch Lodge 707-869-0656, or Casini Ranch at Duncan Mills 800-451-8400 for RV and tent camping. Ron Brown 486-3665 rl-brown@pacbell.net Rich Zeiszler 457-8815 zeiszler@sbcglobal.net |
145-265 Moderate-Mount Flexible |
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13 THU Guerneville to S.F.
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Ride from Guerneville to San Francisco and then take the train home. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
100 Hilly flexible
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15 SAT Pre Sierra Century 8:00 AM Rocklin Whitney Community Park Wildcat Blvd & Whitney Ranch Pkwy |
Ride your choice of three routes through the rolling hills of Placer County. You will have a choice of 40 miles (1000 ft), 58 miles (3200 ft), or 100 miles (6800 ft) to test your spring-time legs and get a feel for the up coming Sierra Century. Water and food will be available at various establishments along the way. We will ride through Camp Far West, Meadow Vista, Colfax, Applegate, and Newcastle as we head back to Rocklin.
Curt & Ginny Taylor, 771-8642, cyclecurt@comcast.net |
40-58-100 Rolling/Moderate Flexible |
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16 SUN Loomis Foothill Frolics TBD 9:00 AM Loomis Loomis Community Park Ong & King Rd |
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17 MON AMGEN Tour Watch Time TBD Winters Parking Lot Railroad & E. Main St |
Tentatively, we'll meet to carpool from West Sac Park N Ride (near Eppies) approx 3-3.5 hrs before the Amgen riders start in, drive to Winters and park across from the Putah Creek Cafe. Then ride west on the course to a good viewing spot. More information and possible changes when the actual routes are established. Don't forget your camera! Sandy Yarrow, 802-0898, skybike@surewest.net |
Variable Long Roll Flexible |
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17 MON Fair Oaks to Ophir 16 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
The ride will take Auburn Folsom Rd to Auburn, Christian Valley, Dry Creek, Baxter Grade returning through Newcastle and Rockland Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
50-79 Hilly flexible
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21 FRI Higgins Corner 21 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
The rid will take Auburn Folsom Rd to Auburn. The short ride will take King Rd to Sierra College to Fair Oaks. The longer rides will go to Bowman where the medium ride will take Bell Rd to Joeger to join the long ride. The long ride will take Dog Bar to Magnolia to Higgins Corner returning through Lincoln Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
41-72-94 Mountainous flexible
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22 SAT Flower
Farm Ride Citrus
Heights At signal half mile east of Fair Oaks Boulevard |
Meet
at C-Bar-C Park in Citrus Heights for a ride through Penryn and
Loomis.
Chuck Sinclair, 934-6057, chuck.sinclair57@gmail.com |
30 Long Roll Weekend Flexible |
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23 SUN Fab Fifties 9:00 AM El Dorado Hills El Dorado Hills Park & Ride White Rock & Latrobe Rds. |
Up Serrano Rd. to Shingle Springs to Brandon, French Creek, Old French Town, Deer Valley and Green Valley Roads.
Mike Dodson, 366-7689, bikemike63@yahoo.com |
50 Hilly Weekend Flexible |
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24 and 25 MON and TUE Downieville 7:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
Ride to Downieville through Auburn, Penn Valley and North San Juan Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
200 + Hilly flexible
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26 WED Fair Oaks to Foresthill 13 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
The ride takes Auburn Folsom Rd to Auburn. Then we will take Hwy 49 to Old Foresthill where the short ride will return to Auburn. The longer ride will go to Foresthill. Both rides return through Auburn and Sierra College. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
65- 91 Mountainous flexible
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27-31 FRI-MON Great Western Bicycle Rally Paso Robles 8:00 AM |
The
Rally is held at the San Luis Obispo County Fairgrounds (Paso
Robles Event Center) located in Paso Robles, California. We will
be RV camping, but you can also tent camp at the Fairgrounds or
stay in hotels. Go to the website below for hotels details.
Paso Robles countryside is one of the premier areas in California
to ride bicycles because of the variety of roads and scenery
available for Rally riders to enjoy. Every year can be a
different experience for riders because there are such a variety
of routes. Dennis King, 284-4555, velo_king@sbcglobal.net
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29 SAT Fair Oaks to Nevada City 8:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks School 10700 Fair Oaks Blvd
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The ride will take Sierra College to Lincoln then we will take Wise Rd. Baxter Grade, to Bell Rd. The short ride will take Bell Rd to Auburn and return to Fair Oaks. The longer rides will take Lone Star and Hwy 49 to Higgins Corner where the medium ride takes Magnolia Rd to Dog Bar Rd and return through Auburn to Fair Oaks. The long ride through Rough and Ready to Nevada City retuning through Auburn. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
70-92-130 Mountainous flexible
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30 SUN Fair Oaks to Dutch Flat 8:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks School 10700 Fair Oaks Blvd
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We will go through Lincoln to Baxter Grade, Auburn, Colfax, Rollins Lake, and Gold Run. The shorter rides will return from Auburn or Colfax Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
75-90-125 Mountainous flexible
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31 MON Fair Oaks to Ox Bow 8:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks School 10700 Fair Oaks Blvd |
The ride takes Auburn Folsom Rd to Auburn. Then we will take Hwy 49 to Old Foresthill where the short ride will return to Auburn. The longer rides will go to Foresthill where the medium ride returns and the long ride will go on to Ox Bow. All rides return through Auburn and Sierra College. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
65-91-116 Mountainous flexible
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4 FRI Fair Oaks to Foresthill 13 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
The ride takes Auburn Folsom Rd to Auburn. Then we will take Hwy 49 to Old Foresthill where the short ride will return to Auburn. The longer ride will go to Foresthill. Both rides return through Auburn and Sierra College. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
65- 91 Mountainous flexible
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5 SAT Sierra Century 6:00 AM Rocklin Whitney Community Park Wildcat Blvd & Whitney Ranch Pkwy |
Join us for our Sierra Century in Placer County. We are repeating the routes followed last year based on the positive feedback received from riders. Select one of three routes to fit the challenge you want: 40 miles (1000 ft), the “Almost Metric” Century (3200 ft), or the Century (6500 ft). Limited to 2,000 riders. As an addition to this year’s Sierra Century, we will stage a bicycling expo showcasing new products and providing visibility to local organizations. We will also be holding a raffle of a La Pierre full carbon bike, compliments of Patriot’s Bicycle Shop, as well as a Weekend Package in Placer County. The package includes two nights at Staybridge Suites, a dinner for two at McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Restaurant and a private wine tasting for ten at Dono dal Cielo Winery. Sign up at www.active.com.
Curt & Ginny Taylor, 771-8642, cyclecurt@comcast.net |
40-58-100 Rolling/Moderate Flexible |
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6 SUN Loomis Foothill Frolics Christian Valley Looper 9:00 AM Loomis Loomis Community Park Ong & King Rd |
For those who worked the Sierra Century on Saturday, here’s a chance to ride a bit of the same area. The route travels through Newcastle to Bowman, Meadow Vista, Christian Valley, Auburn, and back through Penryn. The short option eliminates Meadow Vista and Christian Valley. Stores on route. 3000-4400 feet. Library Route LCP002.
Dan Anglim, 797-0037, djanglim@surewest.net |
37-50 Mod/Hill Weekend Flexible |
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9 WED Colfax 17 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
The ride will take Sierra College, Fowler, Baxter Grade, Joeger, and Bell where the short ride will return through Auburn. The long ride continues on Placer Hills and Tokayana to Colfax. We will return through Applegate and Auburn. Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
65-95 Mountainous flexible
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12 SAT Fair Oaks to Bowman 02 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223Fair Oaks Blvd. |
We will take Sierra College, English Colony, then to Newcastle where the short ride will return on Auburn Folsom Rd. The long ride will continue to Ophir, Baxter Grade on the way to Bowman and Auburn. 4325 feet Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
54-72 Hilly flexible
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13 SUN Loomis Foothill Frolics 8:00 AM Loomis Loomis Community Park Ong & King Rd |
We will head to Newcastle, then Baxter Grade towards Auburn. For those who continue to Colfax you will head up Placer Hills Road. For those who want to do the short ride you will turn on Bowman Rd. and head back to Loomis.
Jeannie Ennis, 205-2225, jeannieennis@att.net |
36-62 Hilly Flexible |
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14-18 Mon-Fri Yosemite and Tahoe 8:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
We will go through Jamestown, Lee Vining, Minden, and Tahoe Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
500 Hilly flexible
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20 SUN Fab Fifties Ride Around the Block 9:00 AM Shingle Springs Shingle Springs Park and Ride Ponderosa Rd exit at Hwy 50 |
From Shingle Springs, two routes take us to Placerville. The route splits after 24 miles and the long route continues on to Georgetown (market and cafes), plenty of climbing on both. The shortest option splits at Hwy 193 and 49 above Placerville. Tom Goodwin, 362-1780, tgoodwin0703@at.net |
33/44/53 Roll/Mod/Hill Flexible |
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21-25 MON-FRI Mt Shasta Zodiac Mt Shasta City 1121 S. Mount Shasta Blvd |
New Zodiac for 2010. This great area is a recreational paradise. Lightly traveled roads, great scenery and neat little towns. We will stay at the Woodman Lodge in Mt. Shasta City, 530-926-3411. Mention the Sacramento Wheelmen to get the $99 rate for single or $119 rate for double (10 rooms reserved). Camping is available at the KOA about 1 mile from the motel. Other motels also in the area. All rides start at the motel with the exception of Wednesday, which starts at Yreka. Contact the ride leader to confirm if you are going. Dale Johnson, 284-5208, davijohnslckr@comcast.net |
175-300 Moderate Hilly Flexible |
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23 WED Fair Oaks to Lincoln and Auburn 08 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
We will take Sierra College to Lincoln. The short ride will take English Colony to Newcastle and Indian Hill to Auburn Folsom and Fair Oaks. The long ride will take Wise Rd. to Mt. Vernon, down Baxter Grade to Gold Hill Rd, climbing Chili Hill and Bald Hill Rd. to Auburn returning on Auburn Folsom Rd. 4315 feet Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
52-80 Hilly flexible
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27 SUN Loomis Foothill Frolics 9:00 AM Loomis Loomis Community Park Ong & King Rd |
We'll go through Newcastle & Auburn to Meadow Vista. Long ride goes over Sugar Pine Mountain with short steep climbs and a steep descent before going through Christian Valley and back to Loomis via Mt Vernon, Joeger, Wise and Sierra College--approx 4000ft of climbing. Short ride turns before Meadow Vista and avoids the steep climbs and descent over Sugar Pine mountain but follows the same return route from Joeger to Loomis. Larry Matz, 530-878-3938, lmatz1@yahoo.com |
40-50 Short-Mod, Long-Mtn Flexible Weekend |
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28 MON Fair Oaks to Old Foresthill 12 9:00 A.M. Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Deli 10223 Fair Oaks Blvd |
We will follow Sunset Ave, Main Ave, and Oak Ave, to Auburn Folsom. We will go through Auburn to HWY 49, Old Foresthill Rd. and Foresthill Rd. The route goes out Mt. Vernon, Baxter Grade, and Ridge Rd to Newcastle then Taylor Rd. and Sierra College to Fair Oaks. 4850 feet Ken Bell, 962-3841, kenbell4957@sbcglobal.net |
51-79 Hilly flexible
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(S1) TUESDAY COMMUTE RIDE 6:00 AM Starbuck’s in Gold River 4:30 PM Cal/EPA building 5:00 PM Blue Diamond. |
Commute to downtown In the morning and return from Cal/EPA building at 1001 I Street at 4:30 p.m. Riders can also join us for the evening return ride at 5:00 at the bike trail entrance near Blue Diamond Almond Factory, 19th and C streets. Sherri Lehman, 397-5909, Sherri11664@sbcglobal.net |
50+ Flat Flexible
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(S2) TUESDAY BREAKFAST RIDE 8:30 AM & 9:00 AM Wayne’s
Place in William Pond Park
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Join a group of easy riders on this long-standing traditional weekly ride on the bike trail. Different direction each week to find favorite breakfast spots, some old, some new. Tom Goodwin, 362-1780, tgoodwin0703@att.net Nick Hourigan, 487-0993, helnick@sbcglobal.net |
25/50/75 Rolling Flexible
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(S3) TUESDAY BREAKFAST RIDE DOWNTOWN 9:00 AM Miller Park Front Street South off Broadway |
The “other” breakfast ride on Tuesday will explore a variety of breakfast destinations in the area. There will be an extended ride each week as well. Bob Maben, 455-5715,rcmaben@comcast.net Dave Storm, 665-2169,Dlstorm@worldnet.att.net |
25/50/75 Flat Flexible
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(S4) WEDNESDAY COMMUTE RIDE 6:00 AM Wayne's Bench in William Pond Park 4:45 PM Cal/EPA Hdqtrs 11th St between H & I Downtown |
Join us for the morning commute into work and the evening commute back home along the American River Parkway. Every Wednesday except holidays. Dennis King, 284-4555, velo_king@sbcglobal.net |
30+/40+ Flat Flexible
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(S5) WEDNESDAY BRUNCH RIDE 9:00 AM Sacramento West of Playground at Grant Park on C St. near 22nd St |
Four winds Midtown brunch ride: The goal is to ride loops in each direction and to cover all 4 directions in a month. Food and water available in route. Joe McCormick, 448-1032, mccormickjm@comcast.net
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25-75 Flat Flexible
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(S6) THURSDAY COMUTER RIDE 6:00 AM Starbucks in Gold River 4:45 PM Cal/EPA Building 5:00 PM Old Sac at bike trail. |
Commute to downtown In the morning and return from Cal/EPA building at 1001 I Street at 4:45 PM Riders can also join us for the evening return ride at 5:00 PM in Old Sac, at the bike trail near the I Street Bridge. David Azevedo, 798-1390, dazevedo@waterboards.ca.gov Sherri Lehman, 397-5909, Sherri11664@sbcglobal.net |
10-30-50+ Flat Flexible
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(S7) THURSDAY BREAKFAST RIDE 8:30 AM & 9:00 AM Sunrise Bridge & Bike Trail Park at shopping center, southeast corner of Sunrise and Gold Country |
A social group ride to a different breakfast spot each week with two groups to allow for varied distances, paces and abilities. We usually offer an extended ride option after breakfast depending on the area and the weather. Away starts are periodically planned in addition to the Sunrise start and will be announced at the Tuesday Breakfast ride or earlier and by email. Dick Shultz, 853-1011, dieseldick@sbcglobal.net Sandy Yarrow, 791-3426, skybike@surewest.net Dave Clifton, 354-1137, superdave911@sbcglobal.net |
45-60-70 Rolling Flexible
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(S8) THURSDAY BREAKFAST RIDE, SOUTH 9:00 AM Florin & Riverside |
We’ll meet across street from Shell station (Florin & Riverside). There will be long and short options available. Gerry Rohlfes, 422-7711 Bob Maben, 455-5715, rcmaben@comcast.net |
35-60 Flat Flexible
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(S9) THURSDAY NIGHT RIDE 5:45 PM Freeport Cavenaugh Golf Course parking lot
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It s that time of year to ride a great annual summer ride. Join the gang and cycle where it is always a tad cooler than in Sacramento. This is the ride where the motto, “The wind is your friend.” started. No ride on spare the air days, please check for air quality at www.sparetheair.com.
Mark Yamagiwa, 997-5170, mark.yamagiwa@doj.ca.gov Bob Yates, 838-4757, robert.yates3040@sbcglobal.net |
23 Flat Training
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(S10) FURLOUGH FRIDAY RIDE 9:00 AM Carmichael 5 Points Shopping Center Arden & Fair Oaks
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This ride will go up or down the bike trail on Fridays in search of coffee or breakfast. David Bailey, 925-8123, davidsbailey@yahoo.com Dennis King, 284-4555, velo_king@sbcglobal.net |
30+-40+ Flat Flexible |
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(S10) Sac Hay Series 9:45 AM Sacramento 25th and K Streets In the alley behind the Laundromat (North Side) |
A "snappy" pace-line ride leaving downtown via surface streets to the Garden Highway, heading 'northish' to Power Line Rd along the south side of the Sac Intl Airport and back up to the levee. There are several 'friendly' sprint points and a regroup at Garden Highway and Elverta Rd. Extensions available. Alex Young, 798-7583, trolymax@gmail.com Dwight Oda, 441-3584 Kenny Kwong, 456-4821 |
40-55-75 Flat Training |
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(S11) Get In Shape Series 9:00AM Sacramento Discovery Park Bike Trail @ Mile 0 |
Join us for a comfortable paced ride. Check the Calendar to see which Saturdays we will be riding. Primarily on the bike trail, venturing off to coffee stops, etc. Pam Samms, 396-6471, pamsamms@yahoo.com Robert Samms, 996-2413, Robert_samms@yahoo.com
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Tour/Zodiac Schedule Submit tour plans]corrections to Sandy Yarrow, 791-3426, skybike@surewest.net |
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Apr 12-15 MON -THUR
Pacific Grove/Monterey Zodiac 10:00 AM Pacific Grove 1150 Lighthouse Ave. |
New Zodiac in 2010. This is a four-day Zodiac, which you can drive to, or you may wish to ride to from S. F., your choice. I am going to DRIVE to. The first day we will do a ride to Fort Ord and Laguna Seca area, day two we have options: Carmel Valley or Pills, day three we’ll do what we didn’t do the day before, day four we can do a scenic drive loop or go climb to a couple of mountain tops and then head home. If you are familiar with the area and have a favorite route drop me a line and you may get to lead it. We will stay at the Lighthouse lodge and Suites @ 1150 Lighthouse Ave Pacific Grove Ca 93950 (1-800-858-1249). Ask for Jacci Pflieger. The rate is 89.00 which gives you a room with two Queens or one king, and includes an American breakfast and the world famous Bar-B-Q that starts at 4:30 every day. They have set 15 rooms aside for us and will hold them open until 30 day prior to our arrival which is April 12 2010. After that they will go back into the inventory. Ps. there is no extra charge for the bar-b-q for the second person in a room. David Clifton, 354-1137, superdave911@sbcglobal.net |
10-30-60 Flat Rolling Hilling Flexible |
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May 10-13 MON-THUR Guerneville Zodiac Guerneville Fern Grove Cottages 16650 HWY 116 |
Four days of riding starting from Fern Grove Cottages each day. Several routes to the coast and last day into Healdsburg. Monday will be a short tune-up ride starting around 1:30 PM. All other rides start at 9:00 AM. Route maps will be provided but you should bring AAA Mendocino and Sonoma Coast Region maps. More detail to follow via e mail. Lodging options: Fern Grove Cottages 707-869-8105, Dawn Ranch Lodge 707-869-0656, or Casini Ranch at Duncan Mills 800-451-8400 for RV and tent camping. Ron Brown 486-3665 rl-brown@pacbell.net Rich Zeiszler 457-8815 zeiszler@sbcglobal.net |
145-265 Moderate-Mount Flexible |
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May 27-31 FRI-MON Great Western Bicycle Rally Paso Robles 8:00 AM |
The
Rally is held at the San Luis Obispo County Fairgrounds (Paso
Robles Event Center) located in Paso Robles, California. We will
be RV camping, but you can also tent camp at the Fairgrounds or
stay in hotels. Go to the website below for hotels details.
Paso Robles countryside is one of the premier areas in
California to ride bicycles because of the variety of roads and
scenery available for Rally riders to enjoy. Every year can be a
different experience for riders because there are such a variety
of routes. Dennis King, 284-4555, velo_king@sbcglobal.net
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June 21-25 MON-FRI Mt Shasta Zodiac Mt Shasta City 1121 S. Mount Shasta Blvd |
New Zodiac for 2010. This great area is a recreational paradise. Lightly traveled roads, great scenery and neat little towns. We will stay at the Woodman Lodge in Mt. Shasta City, 530-926-3411. Mention the Sacramento Wheelmen to get the $99 rate for single or $119 rate for double (10 rooms reserved). Camping is available at the KOA about 1 mile from the motel. Other motels also in the area. All rides start at the motel with the exception of Wednesday, which starts at Yreka. Contact the ride leader to confirm if you are going. Dale Johnson, 284-5208, davijohnslckr@comcast.net |
175-300 Moderate Hilly Flexible |
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Jul 12-15 MON-THUR Big Sur Zodiac 7:00 AM Sacramento Amtrak Station |
This is a relatively easy four-day camping Zodiac. Sag support will be provided. The Sag will be at the San Jose Amtrak station at 8:40 AM on July 12 to load camping gear for the ride. We ride from San Jose over the Santa Cruz mountains to Sunset Beach State Park. We then ride through Monterey to Big Sur Park, then Plaskett Creek campground, and finally Morro Bay State Campground. Friday we ride to San Luis Obispo. The Amtrak train leaves for Sacramento at 3:40 PM. It is suggested that you make reservations for the return trip from San Luis Obispo. Bikes must be boxed and checked as luggage. Another option is to use a one-way rental car for the return. Bob Hawkins, 892-1548, bbobhawk@yahoo.com |
250 Moderate Tour Flexible |
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Jul 20-23 TUES –FRI Silver Fork Zodiac 10:00 AM Camino CALTRANS Park & Ride |
New Zodiac for 2010. We will stay at the Harvey West Cabin on the west bank of the Silver Fork of the South Fork of the American River in El Dorado National Forest, 2 miles from Kyburz on Hwy. 50. The large 1930’s cabin can hold 20 people and has a large deck overlooking the river. The ride will start Tues at Camino and luggage will be sagged and returned there on Sat. We will cook pickup pizza and have a last dinner out. We will have interesting rides each day. Details, costs, and more ride information are under construction. Jerry Adams, 441-5038, redbug65@hotmail.com Dick Nussbaum, 424-0933, rcnflyer@aol.com |
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Jul 25-31 SUN-SAT RAGBRAI 2010 Ride Across Iowa |
I will again organize the participation for the Sacramento Wheelmen in RAGBRAI 2010. The ride this year is again the last full week in July which is July 25-31. If you're flying in and out, you will need to arrive Friday the 23rd and leave on August 1st. The route has not been announced and won't be until February, but it is likely to be across the Northern part of the state. I will have more details after the holidays. Please let me know if you have an interest in going. This is not a commitment, just an expression of interest. Usually we go with a charter, and camp across the state. The charter moves our camping gear and provides bus service to the start location from the Omaha airport hotel and bus service from the end location to the Omaha airport. David S. Bailey 925-8123 |
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Aug 1-7 SUN-SAT Oregon Club Tour Crater Lake |
Ride starts from Gold Hill, about 30 minutes beyond Ashland. Join us for a week of cycling the lush green hills and lightly traveled back roads of Oregon. One of the highlights of the Tour is the 33 mile Rim Drive which circles the lake providing spectacular views of Crater Lake and the surrounding vistas with numerous overlooks and picnic areas to enjoy the magnificent scenery. The beautiful Crater Lake, once called Deep Blue Lake, was created by the eruption and collapse of Mt Mazama, and is the nation’s sixth oldest national park. SAG, food, and campsites provided for $250. Must be Club member. Registrations limited. First chance to register for this tour will be at the club meeting in November 2009. Tim Koch, 488-8218, mtkoch@surewest.net |
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Aug 22-31 SUN-TUE Tour of Southern Idaho
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We will be touring Southern Idaho. Tentative plans have us spending three nights in or near Boise then moving to Stanley for another three nights, on to Hailey for a couple of nights and finishing up in Twin Falls for one night. Both hotel and camping options will be available. More information to follow. Mary McPoil, 359-6450. mcpoil@surewest.net Linda Zeiszler, 548-1036, preslindaz@sbcglobal.bom |
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AUG23-27 MON-FRI Markleeville Zodiac
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Sept 13-16 MON-THUR Columbia Zodiac |
We’ll stay in the Marble Quarry Campground near the quaint Columbia Historic State Park. RV, Tent camping, cabins, or opt for a hotel room. We’ll have a group dinner one of the nights. Details and information to follow. John Hockenbury, 685-7527, j.hockenbury@comcast.net |
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Oct 3-8 SUN-FRI Solvang Zodiac Solvang Wine Valley Inn |
The Solvang Zodiac is in lieu of the Paso Robles Zodiac. The reason for extending it to five days is because it is a 6 1/2 hour drive from Sacramento. We will arrive in Solvang on Sunday and return on Friday. Rides are scheduled for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. A block of 10 rooms for 5 nights has been reserved for the Sacramento Wheelmen at the Wine Valley Inn at a rate of $105 (includes 10%tax). Reservations can be made by calling 805-688-2111. There is a 60 day release prior to arrival, so make your reservations early. Mary McPoil, 359-6450, mmcpoil@surewest.net Glenn Moore, 524-7785, mooreg@surewest.net |
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Nov Jackson Zodiac 10:00 AM Jackson Amador Inn |
We will be staying at the "Best Western Amador Inn" in Jackson. ALL RIDES WILL LEAVE FROM THE MOTEL PARKING LOT, 10:00 AM on Tuesday, and 9:00 AM Wednesday and Thursday. Tuesday we will ride up to Volcano, Wednesday to West Point and Thursday out to Buena Vista. Come up for all three days or just one day. Mileage is about 40-50 miles per day. Nick Hourigan, 487-0993, helnick@sbcglobal.net |
180 Mountainous Flexible |
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Jan 18-20 2011 TUE-THUR Napa Zodiac 9:00 AM Winters Putah Creek Cafe |
Meet in Winters for breakfast at Putah Creek Cafe. Ride starts at 9:00. Leaving early is ok. Sag for gear available at Winters only. We'll be staying in Napa at The Chablis Inn, 3360 Solano Ave, 707-257-1944. Rates are one Queen-$79, one King-$84, and two Queens-$89. Let the staff know you are with the Sacramento Wheelmen. If you plan to drive to Napa please volunteer to carry someone's gear. Those wanting a longer first and third day can leave from Davis or West Sacramento, but no official sag from there. Total mileage is about 175 with 8,000 feet of climbing. The middle day takes us down the east side of the valley to Calistoga for lunch and returning down the west side of the valley. A longer (tougher) surprise ride will also be available for the middle day. Shopper chicks and wine tasters welcome. Please confirm with leaders if you plan to go. Hal Baker, 443-4514, hmbaker1@sbcglobal.net Scott Pierce, 714-9034, sandjpierce@frontier.net |
175 Moderate Flexible
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Feb 14-17 2011 MON-THUR Borrego Springs Zodiac Borrego Springs Palm Canyon Resort RV and hotel rooms available
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We'll search for the sun in Borrego Springs, 80 miles south of Palm Springs. We'll ride Monday-Thursday and stay at the Palm Canyon Resort. Call the Resort (1-800-242-0044), and say you're with the Sacramento Wheelmen when making your reservations. Contact Ride Leader. This zodiac ties in perfectly with the Tour de Palm Springs, on Saturday, Feb 13th. Dennis King, 284-4555, velo_king@sbcglobal.net Dale Johnson, 284-5208, davijohnslckr@comcast.net |
240 Moderate-Hilly Flexible |
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Mar 7-10 2011 MON-THUR Santa Cruz Zodiac
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You'll have the option to drive to Santa Cruz or take the train to San Jose, and ride from there. This year there will be an additional day, so the Zodiac will start on Monday, and give us more options to ride the great areas around Santa Cruz. Luggage SAG if needed. Call or email ride leader for motel information and train times. Sandy Yarrow, 791-3426, skybike@surewest.net |
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