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Oraganized weekend ride 2005

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  1. Enjoyed CAM (Cycle Across Maryland) last year. Would like to do it again,
    but the dates conflict with my schedule.

    Does anyone have a recommendation for a similar ride in the North East US?

    I will be riding with my father who can't handle distances. So the ideal
    trip would have multiple distances which stay together for 20 miles or so.
    That's the way CAM was organized, and that worked out very well. I would do
    the longer rides, my father would do the shorter rides -- but we would be
    together for 20 miles per day.

    Thanks in advance. Please respond to the group as my e-mail address is
    bogus.

    -Bob

  2. Bob,

    You could try Bike VA. It is in the Roanoke, Lexington area in 2005. Check out
    the web site at:

    http://www.bikevirginia.org

    Bill

  3. BJP4321 said:

    Bob,

    You could try Bike VA. It is in the Roanoke, Lexington area in 2005.


    Check out

    Quoted message said:

    the web site at:

    http://www.bikevirginia.org

    Bill

    Check Suburban Cyclists Unlimited calendar of events:
    http://www.suburbancyclists.org/calendar.htm

    The Baltimore Bicycle Club's Kent County Spring Fling is the type of
    event that you are looking for:
    http://www.baltobikeclub.org/bbc_splevnt.htm

    Jack

  4. In article said:

    I will be riding with my father who can't handle distances. So the ideal
    trip would have multiple distances which stay together for 20 miles or so.
    That's the way CAM was organized, and that worked out very well. I would do
    the longer rides, my father would do the shorter rides -- but we would be
    together for 20 miles per day.

    Consider "credit card touring," You decide the distances and destinations and
    you don't need much luggage. You could even ride out and scout out the motels
    and the routes.

    Tom Gibb <[email hidden]>

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