I have been searching for information regarding the spring tour. They are in the process of remaking the website so there is no information on the website regarding the tour. I emailed them and they said the tour will be held April 9, 2011. This is a little later than they have done in the past but might provide better weather than last year.
You can register here:
http://www.active.com/cycling/st-george-ut/tour-de-st-george-spring-2011?int=29-6
The cost is $69 for the full Century lunch is provided, Sag is provided, 5 rest stops a long the way. BYOWB. (Bring your own water bottle.)
So keep that cardio going through the winter and join me on April 9th.
-Jeremy
Here is the official Website:
http://www.spingeeks.com/events/spring-tour-de-st-george/
Friday, January 7, 2011
Sunday, December 19, 2010
DIY Bike Snow Tires
Pretty awesome and cheap solution if you're a die-hard winter biker: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20026081-1.html?tag=mncol;txt
Friday, December 3, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
Saints to Sinners Relay
Registration is now open for the Saints to Sinners relay race. The race takes place on July 30-31. As the name implies, this course starts in SLC, travels through rural and scenic Utah/Arizon and ends in the Las Vegas valley.
There are 30 legs divided between 5 or 10 member teams (my math says 3 or 6 legs per racer). The legs vary in length and elevation.
Registration fee for the Saints to Sinners Bike Relay 2011 is $1,250.00 per 10 person team ($125 person), $750.00 per 5 person team ($150 per person). A portion of all proceeds will go toward researching a cure for ALS – Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
Visit the site for more info...
Personally I'd prefer a 5 racer team, so if we have more than 5 that want to race, let's try and get two 5 racer teams going. If we come up short on the second team, I'm sure we can recruit others in the local biking scene or place an ad.
So who's in? Leave a comment with your commitment or questions...
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
After Dark Ride
Green Canyon Friday 7:30pm Rex's House or 8:00pm at Green Canyon Mtn bike ride Make sure you bring you light and this is a nice trail that even the Huffy Mtn bike could handle and do really fun. October 22
Wear your orange because the hunters are getting ready for the early morning deer hunt. They should have enough alcohol in their system to where bike handle bars look like deer antlers. They may want to get an early start.
Friday, October 8, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
MTN BIKE
It is that time Friday evening about 8:00 pm ride from Rex's and do the River trail. It will be dark and even the huffy mtn bike can make this ride. It is a good first time dark ride
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Tour De St. George
I'm really thinking about traveling to St. George this fall. If any of you want to get away to the South for the UEA weekend let me know. I would like to participate in the Tour De St. George and I need a good excuse to start the winter out with one last ride before the snow flies. This is a ride not a race... and it is fun. It has some challenging terrain. It is not a flat course but it is a fun course.
This was my first ever organized ride last year. I participated in the 30 miler... and in the spring I did the century. The century was tough but that was my second organized ride and my very first century. I did it by myself. If I were to rate the difficulty it would be similar to the Tour of Wellsvilles. With all of our training and a few pickup rides between, the century can be done. If your don't want to do the century you could always do the metric century or if you just want a good excuse to dust off your bike you could do the 30 miler... I promise I won't make fun of you, remember I did this last year... you have to start somewhere. The food and beverages have been well stocked in the past with plenty of rest stops and lunch provided. It took me 7 hours last spring to complete the century but there were a lot of factors... there were wind gusts up to 30 mph, it was my first century and I was doing this alone, just to name a few.
Let me know if you are interested. I plan on going down with my family. We have typically made a weekend of it. You can get more details here:
http://spingeeks.com/falltour.html
This was my first ever organized ride last year. I participated in the 30 miler... and in the spring I did the century. The century was tough but that was my second organized ride and my very first century. I did it by myself. If I were to rate the difficulty it would be similar to the Tour of Wellsvilles. With all of our training and a few pickup rides between, the century can be done. If your don't want to do the century you could always do the metric century or if you just want a good excuse to dust off your bike you could do the 30 miler... I promise I won't make fun of you, remember I did this last year... you have to start somewhere. The food and beverages have been well stocked in the past with plenty of rest stops and lunch provided. It took me 7 hours last spring to complete the century but there were a lot of factors... there were wind gusts up to 30 mph, it was my first century and I was doing this alone, just to name a few.
Let me know if you are interested. I plan on going down with my family. We have typically made a weekend of it. You can get more details here:
http://spingeeks.com/falltour.html
Monday, September 13, 2010
LOTOJA
Well congrats everyone. What a Blast!!! That was a lot of fun. I know for those that were sick not as much but it was great to ride with each of you. Congrats to Jeremy Dustin for Second Place!
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Dinner
So a Dinner for us that have been riding? If interested please reply with how many would come (yes kids) and see if we can get it worked out. I need to know today and then we will decide time and place it will be Friday Night at 5:00 at Rex's House. I will provide something of a baked chicken alfredo pasta. Please bring your own chairs.
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