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Date: June 9-15, 2019
Event: 41st Annual Oklahoma Freewheel
Route distances: coming soon
About the Ride:
Freewheel is Oklahoma’s premier bicycle touring event.
Historically the first or second full week in June, Freewheel is a week-long (Sunday through Saturday) bicycle tour.
The route changes each year, but typically begins near the Red River, Oklahoma’s southern border with Texas, and travels north to end just across the Kansas state line.
Distances traveled each day can vary from 50 to 75 miles, with an average in the mid 60’s. There are usually a few 100 mile (century) options offered during the week as well.
Participants camp in rural communities and their gear is transported via semi truck while they ride to the next site. Mechanical, SAG, and Oklahoma Highway Patrol support is provided along every inch of each day’s marked route (excluding the optional Day 0).
Our hospitable host communities provide entertainment and food for riders each day, as well as information about all the sites to see at that particular day’s town.
Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Event Website: www.okfreewheel.com
Registration: Online registration
Contact info: Director@OKFreewheel.com Phone: 918-344-5987
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