Shenandoah Valley Century
September 2nd 04, 02:11 AM
22nd Annual
Shenandoah Valley Century
Date: Sunday, September 12, 2004
Time: 100 mile ride: registration
at 7am; start 8am
25 & 50 mile ride: registration
at 9am; start 10am
Place: Hillandale Park Shelter 11
Hillandale Avenue
Harrisonburg, VA
Cost: Individual $9 on or before
September 7; $11 after.
Family $22 (3 or more family members)
Massage will be available after the rides for a nominal fee.
Participants are encouraged to pre-register.
More information can be obtained by calling:
Art Fovargue (540) 433-9247
Marcia Lamphier (540) 432-3312
Or by e-mailing: delete
Art
Neups
We invite you to join us and many others on the SHENANDOAH VALLEY
CENTURY for some of the finest cycling to be found. Scenic vistas,
small towns, beautiful farms, quiet roads, and more. All routes are
paved and have low traffic volume. Participants ride at their own
pace; the event is not a race. Maps are provided and the route will
be patrolled by auto sag to provide assistance as needed. A food and
drink stop is provided every 25 miles and at the midpoint of the 25
mile ride. At the end of the ride, bicyclists are treated to a
variety of baked goods donated by the Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Club
members.
To avoid delays in waiting for the sag, be prepared to fix minor
repairs yourself, e.g. a flat tire.
For more information and a registration form, please see
http://neups.tripod.com/svc.pdf
or visit Active.com
Shenandoah Valley Century
Date: Sunday, September 12, 2004
Time: 100 mile ride: registration
at 7am; start 8am
25 & 50 mile ride: registration
at 9am; start 10am
Place: Hillandale Park Shelter 11
Hillandale Avenue
Harrisonburg, VA
Cost: Individual $9 on or before
September 7; $11 after.
Family $22 (3 or more family members)
Massage will be available after the rides for a nominal fee.
Participants are encouraged to pre-register.
More information can be obtained by calling:
Art Fovargue (540) 433-9247
Marcia Lamphier (540) 432-3312
Or by e-mailing: delete
Art
Neups
We invite you to join us and many others on the SHENANDOAH VALLEY
CENTURY for some of the finest cycling to be found. Scenic vistas,
small towns, beautiful farms, quiet roads, and more. All routes are
paved and have low traffic volume. Participants ride at their own
pace; the event is not a race. Maps are provided and the route will
be patrolled by auto sag to provide assistance as needed. A food and
drink stop is provided every 25 miles and at the midpoint of the 25
mile ride. At the end of the ride, bicyclists are treated to a
variety of baked goods donated by the Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Club
members.
To avoid delays in waiting for the sag, be prepared to fix minor
repairs yourself, e.g. a flat tire.
For more information and a registration form, please see
http://neups.tripod.com/svc.pdf
or visit Active.com