How
difficult will the riding be?
Our routes have long and short options which allow
the entire range of riders to enjoy the event. Four
and twelve mile routes are available and suggested
for those not accustomed to longer events while the
twenty-five, forty and sixty-two mile routes are
more appropriate for the experienced bikers.
Are there
any age limitations for the
participants?
The only limitation is associated with youth twelve
years of age and under who must ride alongside an
accompanying adult.
Is the
fee tax-deductable?
Yes. 100% of your fee goes to the cause!
What kind
of traffic is on the roads?
You will be riding on county roads, many of
which are designated as bike routes.
However, riders must always be aware since these
roads do see road traffic.
What
happens if it rains?
The event will be run come rain or shine. There
will not be any refunds.
What do I
do if I get a flat tire?
Tour volunteers will be available to assist riders.
Riders must bring their own repair equipment.
Do I need
to wear a helmet?
All participants must wear helmets throughout the
ride, which meet ANSI, SNELL or CPSC standards.
Can we
get our money back if we don’t attend on
the day of the event?
No. There will not be any refunds. But your
donation will go to a great cause. We really
hope you can attend the event. It's really a
lot of fun.
Can we
get the routes ahead of time?
No. The routes, including a map and ticket for the
BBQ, will be provided at the registration desk on
the day of the event.
What
should I bring?
Helmet (mandatory)
Water (refills available at Rest Stops)
Spare inner tube
Cell phone (recommended but not essential)
Sunglasses
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
And
a smile
Is there
any preparation for the ride?
Ours’ is one of the earlier rides of
the season. Make sure to clean off
the bike and get in a little road work
if you are scheduled for one of
the longer routes.
