George Street Bike Challenge for Major Taylor
TENTATIVE 2008 date: Sunday, July 27
See how fast you can pedal up one of Worcester’s steepest streets. Presented by Barney’s Bicycle and the Seven Hills Wheelmen. Entry fee is $15. Proceeds benefit the Major Taylor Association. Details:
On Saturday, August 25, 2007, the Third Annual Deerfield Dirt-Road Randonnee (D2R2) will start at 6 AM at the Franklin County Fairgrounds in Greenfield, Massachusetts. The ride will benefit the Franklin Land Trust. This RUSA populaire is breathtaking in both senses of the word: 107 miles, 70% on dirt roads, with 11,300 feet of climbing. A more-moderate 100K ride will leave at 9 AM. On line registration only, entries are limited, so don’t wait. Read the rest of this entry »
Massachusetts - bike MS: Cape Cod Getaway Ride 2008
Date: June 28-29, 2008
Location: Boston Harbor in Quincy to Provincetown on Cape Cod
2 Days, 150 miles, Boston Harbor to Provincetown
The Cape Cod Getaway is the largest MS ride in New England. Beginning on the morning of Saturday June 28, over 2000 riders will pedal from Quincy, Massachusetts through the coastal towns of Massachusetts’ South Shore to the beginning of Cape Cod. The end of day one is at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy in Bourne where the riders are welcomed with live music, great food and maybe even a beer or two.
Early Sunday morning, the riders cross the Bourne bridge and ride through picturesque Cape Cod as they make their way to Provincetown. After crossing the finish line, riders have a chance to eat, socialize and clean up before boarding the party boat back to Quincy.
Registration: $55, register before March 1, 2008 and use coupon code Gen20 for a $20 savings
OutRiders 24th Annual Boston to Provincetown Ride
“The P-Town Ride”
Date: Saturday June 21, 2008
Participate in one of the best century rides in New England
This one-day ride of 128 miles (206 km) is organized by a group of (mostly) gay and lesbian volunteers and riders. We do the ride for fun and for the challenge of completing the best one-day bike ride New England has to offer.
ALL interested cyclists and volunteers are welcome to register for this ride. It’s a great weekend that you won’t want to miss!
Tell your friends and family about the Ptown Ride, register to ride, book your hotel room early, reserve a ferry ticket, and get ready to roll.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Bike 62, 100 or 125 miles from Rutland, Mass. Entry fee to be determined. To volunteer to help with registration, rest stops, food or other tasks, contact Andrea Kaufman, 508-752-8657, akaufman85@charter.net . For ride info contact Lynne Tolman, 508-831-0301, LTolman@LTolman.org
New in 2008: Online pre-registration
coming soon.
REGISTRATION 6:45-8:45 a.m.
START TIMES:
7:00 double metric
8:00 century
9:00 metric
Audi BestBuddies Challenge: Hyannis Port
Date: Saturday May 17, 2008
Location: Boston, MA
Type of Event: Touring
On Saturday, May 17 join hundreds of cyclists, professional athletes and celebrities, like Tom Brady, for a 100 or 20 mile fully supported ride from Boston to a finish along the beach on the Cape in support of people with intellectual disabilities. After the ride, enjoy complimentary hot showers and professional massages before a party complete with a lavish, gourmet lobster and clambake capped off by a private, intimate concert by none other than The B-52’s.
The Audi Best Buddies Challenge: Hyannis Port truly is the only five-star ride. Best of all, its 100 percent in support of Best Buddies International (www.BestBuddies.org) and their mission to enhance the lives of people with intellectual disabilities. Don’t miss out on the ride of your life! Sign up today at www.BestBuddiesChallenge.org.
Join us Sunday October 12th, 2008 for the ultimate century ride. The Great River Ride has been rated as “one of the best century rides in the USA” by Bicycling Magazine and the League of American Bicyclists. “Gorgeous but gruelling” is Bicycling’s description for what we believe is the most challenging century in New England. This is a must do event for any cyclist. Done it before? Come again, each year or two the route changes slightly offering new vistas and new challenges. Can’t wait til October? Visit our Berkshire Brevet page for a series of Spring events.
Choose between three rides; 110 miles, 85 miles, 62 miles, or a 35 mile route. Your entry fee includes a commemorative water bottle (First 300 Entrants), ride refreshments, a post-ride social, and a chicken and pasta buffet. Riders registered before Sept. 10th can order a t-shirt.
Date: Saturday May 3, 2008
Location: Martha’s Vineyard, MA
Type of Event: Touring
Our cycling season opens with Ride the Vineyard. Cyclists choose from 25K, 50K and 100K scenic rides along the winding roads of Martha�s Vineyard. For some the weekend begins Friday night at the kick-off party, where VIP, veteran and team awards are presented. After the ride, you will be welcomed back with a barbecue and live music.
Contact Email: bikems@mam.nmss.org
Contact Phone: 781-693-5102
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