4th Annual LBJ 100 Bicycle Tour

Date: March 26, 2011

Event: 4th Annual LBJ 100 Bicycle Tour

Location: Hill Country, Texas

Route Distances (Click distance for route maps):10-mile-family, 30, 42 and 62-mile rides

About the Ride: A Ride to Preserve History

Starting and ending on the famed LBJ Ranch, the routes take riders under majestic live oaks, past historical landmarks that figured prominently not only in the Johnson family history, but also in U.S. presidential history. See the descendants of President Johnson’s famed Hereford cattle herd as you exit the Ranch. Thereafter, it’s on to spectacular Hill Country cycling — on smooth-surfaced ranch-market roads and quiet country lanes that will take you back in time. Visit rural, historic Gillespie County schools that do duty as rest stops on this scenic tour. This is truly a “Ride to Preserve History”.

After a 9:00 AM staggered start for the 10, 30, 42, and 62-mile routes, enjoy a post-ride meal, and hang with friends and fellow cyclists in the expansive food tent. Visit some of the adjacent vendor booths we’ll have located next to the food area.

Then, you’ll not want to miss the Luci Baines Johnson-led tour of the historical landmarks on the LBJ Ranch at 2:30 PM. This look at the Johnson family legacy is included in the main rider registration fee — or, you can register for this tour only. Cost is the same.  Hear presidential history from someone who lived it! Be sure to take a Ranger-led tour of the restored rooms in the Texas White House — also included for registered riders.

Our 36th President loved his ranch. He often conducted presidential business under the spreading oak trees, and he sought solace here from the rigors of the presidency.

Event Website: http://www.lbj100bicycletour.org/index.html

Registration details: Online registration via RaceTechs.com

Adult LBJ Rider Individual (13 and older)

$35.00
Tandem LBJ Riders (Two riders on one bike)

$60.00
Family LBJ Riders (3 or more, direct family members)

$90.00
Youth LBJ Rider (12 and under)

$20.00
Luci Johnson Ranch Tour Only (Individual)

$35.00

Contact info:

Ride Ataxia Dallas

Date: March 26, 2011

Event: Ride Ataxia Dallas

Location: Dallas, TX

Route Distances: 15, 25 & 50 Miles

About the Ride: Ride Ataxia events have funded $960,000 in FA research in the past 4 years. The funding of this research is made possible by the efforts of each individual participant and volunteer.

he mission of Ride Ataxia is to Educate the public about Friedreich’s ataxia by drawing attention through acts of physical endurance, Enable the advancement of ataxia research through collaborative financial support and Empower Ataxians by inspiring, motivating and providing opportunities to develop physical and mental strength.

Event Website: http://www.rideataxia.org

Contact info:

ATT: Kyle Bryant
Ride Ataxia Founder and Director, Friedreich’s Ataxia Research Alliance
(916) 203-3238
kyle@rideataxia.org

ATT: Felicia Derosa
Program Director, Friedreich’s Ataxia Research Alliance
(484) 875-3015
info@curefa.org

Rosedale Ride 2011

Date: Saturday, March 26, 2011 @ 6:30 AM

Event: 17th Annual Rosedale Ride 2011

Location: Samsung Austin Semiconductor – Austin, TX

Route Distances (Click here for Route maps): 20, 43, and 63 miles and a children’s fun ride of 2 miles

About the Ride : The Rosedale Ride raises money for the Rosedale Foundation, a (501-C3) non-profit organization, whose mission is to support the children of Rosedale School.

Event Website: http://rosedaleride.blogspot.com

Registration details: Online Registration via BikeReg.com

Per rider fee is $35 for 20, 43 and 63 mile routes. Online registration fee for the 2 mile children’s ride is $6

Contact info: (512) 414-1993 phone or Email info@rosedaleride.org

3rd Annual Riverside Ride 2011

Date: Saturday, March 26, 2011 @ 8:00 AM

Event: 3rd Annual Riverside Ride 2011

Location: Riverside Park, Near the Texas Zoo 110 Memorial Drive – Victoria, TX

Route Distance (Click distances for route maps): 10k and 20, 40 and 62 miles

About the Ride: Please join us for the Third Annual Riverside Ride, presented by the Kiwanis Club of Victoria. This fully supported ride will consist of four routes, including a challenging 100k through the rolling hills of northwest Victoria County.

The ride starts in historic Riverside Park, across from the Texas Zoo. Come early for a pancake breakfast, free for each registered rider. Bring your family, too. After their breakfast, they can enjoy the park, the zoo, and browsing area stores and antique shops.Golf is available in the park at the Riverside Golf Course, Victoria’s municipal course. Check the links at the right of this page for more area attractions.

Event Website: http://www.riversideride.com

Registration details: Online Registration via Active.com

Adults $25 until March 20, $30 thereafter. Children fees reduced by $10

Email: jamiecb@sbcglobal.net

Kiepersol Estates Beauty and the Beast Bicycle Tour

Date: March 26, 2010Beauty and the Beast Logo

Event:  Kiepersol Estates Beauty And The Beast 23nd Annual Bicycle Tour

Location:  KE Bushman’s Winery and Celebration Center – 1563 FM 2493 E, Bullard, TX

Registration: Pre-registration through March 19 is $30, $35 after.
Mail registration post marked no later than March 19th.
Online registration ends March 22.

Race Distances (Click for Route Maps):

About the Ride: This is a tour you do not want to miss! Every route will have the opportunity to tame the BEAST!
All routes are more challenging than ever, can you say “Hills?”  “Steeper?” The 67 mile route is the most changeling route that we have ever offered, so if you intend to ride this route come prepared, we wouldn’t want the Beast to seize another cyclist’s soul. Making this your first 67 miler of the year, not recommended.

Website: http://www.tylerbicycleclub.com/EventBeautyBeast.html

Registration: Online Registration via BikeReg.com

Email: Tour Coordinator – Michael Lewis: lewis.m@sbcglogal.net

Ronde Von Manda

Date: Sunday, March 27, 2011

Event: Ronde Von Manda

Location: Manda, TX

Route Info (Click here for Route Map):

CATEGORY DISTANCE START
TIME
FEE PRIZES FIELD LIMIT
Manda Race
Masters 40+ 3/4 & 50+ 1-4
51
miles
8:30 AM
$30
$5 per entry / 5 places**
75
Cat 4/5
38
miles
8:45 AM
$30
$4 per entry / 5 places**
75
Women’s Open
38
miles
8:55 AM
$30
$8 per entry / 5 places**
75
Cat 5
38
miles
11:00 AM
$30
Merchandise 3 places
50
Juniors
25
miles
11:15 AM
$12
Merchandise 3 places
50
Women’s Cat 4
25
miles
11:15 AM
$24
Merchandise 3 places
50
Pro 1/2/3
77
miles
12:15 PM
$30
$8 per entry / 5 places**
100
Cat 3/4
64
miles
12:30 PM
$28
$6 entry / 5 places**
100

About the Ride: Velossimo Racing is excited to host two days of bike racing in two different Austin venues the last weekend of March in 2011! Parking, registration, food and staging will be at the J. Lorraine Ghost town.  Bring the family and kids and let them explore an authentic Old West ghost town.  After the bike race shootout, you can grab a Ghost Burgers and ice cold beer.

Event Website: http://www.velossimoracing.org/e107/page.php?9

Registration details: Online Registration via BikeReg.com

Contact info: Promoter – Rafael Garcia iron.tricyclist@sbcglobal.net

Bluebonnet Express 2011

Date: Sunday, March 27, 2011 @ 8:00 AM

Event: Bluebonnet Express 2011

Location: New Waller ISD Stadium Corner of Waller Spring Creek rd and Stokes rd. – Waller, TX

Route Distance: 30, 54, 68 and 75 miles

About the Ride: The 21st Annual Bluebonnet Express Metric Century will start from the New Waller ISD Stadium in Waller, Texas, 45 miles NW of Houston. This fully supported ride is one of the Houston area’s oldest rides and is presented by Northwest Cycling Club. Four different distances (75, 68, 54, & 30 miles) will be offered staying mostly on country roads. Cyclists will encounter both flat sections and gentle rollers. This BP MS 150 recommended ride is only a few weeks before the MS 150.

Event Website: http://northwestcyclingclub.com/club/rides/bbx%202011/bbx.html

Registration details: Online Registration via Active.com

30 to $35 earlier discounted

Email: bluebonnetexpress@yahoo.com or 713.466.1240

12th Annual Pedal Power Wildflower Ride

Date: April 2, 2011

Event: 12th Annual Pedal Power Wildflower Ride

Location: LBJ State Park, Blanco County US 290, east of Stonewall – Stonewall, TX

Route Distances: 12, 23, 36, and 60 Miles

About the Ride: Ride the prettiest routes in the Texas Hill Country along quite roads with an abundance of spring flowers. All proceeds benefit the Hill Country Children’s Advocacy Center. The Center provides services, at no cost, to physically and/or sexually abused children. In addition, the Center offers training to professionals and volunteers and promotes public awareness of the problem of child abuse. After the ride, enjoy your choice of hearty spaghetti or vegatarian dinner. Come join

Event Website: http://www.hccac.org/howhelp/pedalpower/index.html

Registration details: Online Registration via Signmeup.com

35.00$ All distance

Contact info: Doris Graeter
Phone:    512-756-2607
Email:  hccac@tstar.net

9th Annual Smokin’ Spokes

Date: April 2, 2011

Event: 9th Annual Smokin’ Spokes

Location: Pace Park on Salado Creek – Downtown Salado

Route Distances: 15, 27, 57, 70, 85 and 102 mile routes

About the Ride: SMOKIN’ SPOKES BIKE RIDE is a Texas bike ride event sponsored by the Salado Texas Volunteer Fire Department. Expect challenging hills, scenic views, a monster century, well-marked routes, well-manned rest stops, friendly event sponsors and a great feed at the end of the ride.

Event Website: http://www.saladospokes.com/

Registration details: Online Registration via Active.com

$25 for pre-registration online and $30 for on-site registration

Contact info: saladofiredept@yahoo.com or call +12549478961

Tour Dallas 2011

Date: April 2, 2011 = 8:00 am

Event: Tour Dallas 2011

Location: Dallas City Hall 1500 Marilla Street – Dallas, TX

Route Distances (Click distance for route maps): 8-Mile Family Fun Route, 20-mile Urban Explorer and 30-mile Lake Loop

About the Ride: On Saturday, April 2, 2011, thousands of cyclists will ride out from Dallas City Hall on a two-wheeled urban adventure called Tour Dallas. Bring your family, friends and co-workers. This is one bike ride that you will not want to miss.

It’s fun. It’s good for you. It’s something we can share with our friends and with our families. It’s a chance to celebrate life. It’s a chance to say wheeee!

Come join our movement!

Get out that fat tired bike, cruiser , mountain bike or road bike. Enjoy a leisurely ride and the scenic beauty of Dallas in the spring. Blooming flowers, singing birds, laughing children and a parade of bicycles all along the way. You’ll defeat inactivity as you ride for victory. Do it right, and you’ll have a smile on your face all day long.

Which route is right for you?

We offer a short 8 mile route in and around downtown Dallas for families and new cyclists who want to get an easy ride with a lot of fun. Our 20 mile route includes the Swiss Avenue Historic District, Lakewood and more, while the 30 mile route includes all that PLUS a lap around White Rock Lake. All routes will be staged on Young Street in front of City Hall, rolling out at 8:00AM

Event Website: http://www.tourdallas.org/home.html

Registration details: Online Registration via Active.com

Individuals – $30 thru 3/1, $35 thru 4/1, $40 day of event
Children – $10 thru 4/2

20-mile Urban Explorer