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  1. For me it is TOMRV (Iowa) , Hilly Hundred, Hoosier Hills, Ride across
    IN., Local Century and a few other more obscure organized rides.

    Bill in Indiana

  2. GITAP (Illinois), TRIRI (Indiana), TOSRV (Ohio), Horsey Hundred (Kentucky), Old Kentucky Home Tour
    (Kentucky), along with Hilly Hundred and RAIN. Possibly DALMAC (Michigan) again as well, but I'm
    really not crazy about waiting until late in the day to take the organized shuttle back to the
    start, along with wondering how they'll handle my trike. But it is a good ride, and riding across
    that bridge is a real thrill.

    Bill in Indiana said:

    For me it is TOMRV (Iowa) , Hilly Hundred, Hoosier Hills, Ride across
    IN., Local Century and a few other more obscure organized rides.

    Bill in Indiana

    --
    Larry Varney Cold Spring, KY home.fuse.netlarryvarney

  3. Larry, When is Horsey Hundred in KY? bill g

    Larry Varney said:


    GITAP (Illinois), TRIRI (Indiana), TOSRV (Ohio), Horsey Hundred (Kentucky), Old Kentucky Home
    Tour (Kentucky), along with Hilly Hundred and RAIN. Possibly DALMAC (Michigan) again as well,
    but I'm really not crazy about waiting until late in the day to take the organized shuttle back
    to the start, along with wondering how they'll handle my trike. But it is a good ride, and
    riding across that bridge is a real thrill.

    Bill in Indiana said:

    For me it is TOMRV (Iowa) , Hilly Hundred, Hoosier Hills, Ride across
    IN., Local Century and a few other more obscure organized rides.

    Bill in Indiana

    --
    Larry Varney Cold Spring, KY home.fuse.netlarryvarney

  4. I live for RAGBRAI each year, this being number 13. But I have also done SAGBRAW the last 2 years
    and really have gotten to like that type of ride as I get older. I'll be there again this year. A
    group of us are looking at doing the Indiana ride next year ( I don't know the name of it).

    Jim Vincent RANS Screamer - Vision R50

  5. The Horsey is May 23-25. Check out bgcycling.orghorsey . And for those of you who
    subscribe to Adventure Cycling, the Bike Friday ad on page 17 of the current issue is a picture from
    last year's Horsey. It really is a good ride. Lots of routes, pretty country, economical
    - I can't think of anything bad about it at all.

    a&b said:

    Larry, When is Horsey Hundred in KY? bill g

    Larry Varney said:

    GITAP (Illinois), TRIRI (Indiana), TOSRV (Ohio), Horsey Hundred (Kentucky), Old Kentucky Home
    Tour (Kentucky), along with Hilly Hundred and RAIN. Possibly DALMAC (Michigan) again as well,
    but I'm really not crazy about waiting until late in the day to take the organized shuttle back
    to the start, along with wondering how they'll handle my trike. But it is a good ride, and
    riding across that bridge is a real thrill.

    --
    Larry Varney Cold Spring, KY home.fuse.netlarryvarney

  6. "Jim V." <[email hidden]> wrote in news:3e83bfa1_3@newsfeed:

    Quoted message said:

    I live for RAGBRAI each year, this being number 13. But I have also done SAGBRAW the last 2 years
    and really have gotten to like that type of ride as I get older. I'll be there again this year. A
    group of us are looking at doing the Indiana ride next year ( I don't know the name of it).

    Jim Vincent RANS Screamer - Vision R50

    TRIRI - Touring Ride in Rural Indiana

  7. The Old Crown Challenge. Durham to Hesket Newmarket, return the following day. The pub ride with
    altitude...

    Dave Larrington - legslarry.crosswinds.netlegslarry.crosswinds.net
    ===========================================================
    Editor - British Human Power Club Newsletter
    bhpc.org.ukbhpc.org.uk
    ===========================================================

  8. Oklahoma Freewheel (cross state ride) Hotter 'n Hell 100 Tour de Tulsa Great Tulsa Bike Ride Midwest
    Recumbent Rally Tulsa Bicycle Club Fall Century

    Derek

  9. Larry Varney <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    The Horsey is May 23-25. Check out bgcycling.orghorsey . ... It really is a good
    ride. Lots of routes, pretty country, economical
    - I can't think of anything bad about it at all.


    I can. It's too far away from Michigan. You think they could move Kentucky to the Lansing area?
    Other than that, I agree with Larry, it's a great ride. I think I could count on one hand the cars I
    saw on the route.

  10. I've got very little interest in organized rides, but I am planning on doing at least one moderately
    disorganized ride:

    blackbirdsf.orgsf portland

    Kent Peterson Issaquah WA USA [email hidden] halcyon.comrando.html

  11. "Bill in Indiana" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    For me it is TOMRV (Iowa) , Hilly Hundred, Hoosier Hills, Ride across
    IN., Local Century and a few other more obscure organized rides.

    Bill in Indiana

    Portland, Oregon area-

    May 3: RACC- Ride Around Clark County May 4: Monster Cookie May 24-26: Human Powered Challenge 2003,
    Portland International Raceway Jun. 14: PWTC Spring Century pwtc.comevent.html Jun. 21:
    9AM Ja-Va-La-Va home.pacifier.comrides.htm Jun. 29: Mt. Tabor
    criterium Jul. 5: 8AM Bridge of the Gods Jul. 12-13: STP cascade.orgSTP.cfm Jul.
    19: 9AM RARE ohpv.orgrare.htm Jul. 26: Summit to Surf Aug. 15-17: annual
    OHPV Recumbent Retreat spiritone.com%7Eohyes Aug. 23: PWTC Torture 10,000
    pwtc.comevent.html Sept. 7-13 Cycle Oregon !!! cycleoregon.comcycleoregon.com

    and then we rest.

    Jeff

  12. That's probably because you were going faster than any cars that might have been behind you
    . And as for things being just a bit too far away, especially if it's just a weekend event: the
    Hostel Shoppe Recumbent Rally falls into that category for me. I'd love to ride it, but it's a
    long way from the Cincinnati area.

    John Foltz said:

    Larry Varney <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    The Horsey is May 23-25. Check out bgcycling.orghorsey . ... It really is a good
    ride. Lots of routes, pretty country, economical
    - I can't think of anything bad about it at all.


    I can. It's too far away from Michigan. You think they could move Kentucky to the Lansing area?
    Other than that, I agree with Larry, it's a great ride. I think I could count on one hand the cars
    I saw on the route.

    --
    Larry Varney Cold Spring, KY home.fuse.netlarryvarney

  13. So far this year I have signed up for

    Delta Century in Stockton may 4 AMBBR (Lake Tahoe) first weekend in June Sierra Century the next
    weekend out of Plymouth CA

    Will be riding my Stratus or the new EZ Tandem at all of these... I'd be happy to meet up with any
    other riders doing these rides

    Mike

  14. Kent Peterson said:


    I've got very little interest in organized rides, but I am planning on doing at least one
    moderately disorganized ride:...

    Kent is just getting warmed up after 100 miles of riding, so most organized rides are too short
    for him. 😉

    Tom Sherman - Various HPV's Quad Cities USA (Illinois side)

  15. Larry Varney said:

    . And as for things being just a bit too far away, especially if it's just a weekend event: the
    Hostel Shoppe Recumbent Rally falls into that category for me. I'd love to ride it, but it's a
    long way from the Cincinnati area.

    Funny you should mention that. I'm planning on doing the HS's Recumbent Rally this year. It'll be my
    first time. It's even a long drive for me, considering I can't drive across the lake! I'm also doing
    DALMAC (again, only my 16th time going on the trip,) and SummerTour. I'll probably have a few
    century rides peppered here and there on the calendar, too.
    --

    John Foltz --- O _ Baron --- _O _ V-Rex 24/63 --- _\\/\-%)
    _________(_)`=()___________________(_)= (_)_____

  16. "John Foltz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Funny you should mention that. I'm planning on doing the HS's Recumbent Rally this year. It'll be
    my first time. It's even a long drive for me, considering I can't drive across the lake!> --

    John Foltz --- O _ Baron --- _O _ V-Rex 24/63 --- _\\/\-%)
    _________(_)`=()___________________(_)= (_)_____

    John, is there still ferry service from Muskegon to Green Bay or Manitowoc? That would make a nice
    pause in the peddling, no?

    rich, remembering his vacations in MI during the 50's and 60's

  17. Rich Westerman said:


    John, is there still ferry service from Muskegon to Green Bay or Manitowoc? That would make a
    nice pause in the peddling, no?

    rich, remembering his vacations in MI during the 50's and 60's


    Yes, the SS Badger is still running from Ludington to Manitowoc. Unless I truly hated the drive,
    which I don't, the econonomics of taking the boat just don't make any sense. Besides, departure
    from Ludington would be at 8:00am, which would mean an overnight, or leaving my house at 5:00am.
    No thanks!

    Other than the Chicago area, it's not a bad drive.
    --

    John Foltz --- O _ Baron --- _O _ V-Rex 24/63 --- _\\/\-%)
    _________(_)`=()___________________(_)= (_)_____

  18. Having done many organized bike tours in the past few years I have come to the conclusion that they
    are about as much fun as death warmed over. I fully intend never to do another organized bike tour
    so long as I shall live. The only way to go is on your own by yourself where you can be totally
    independent.

    At first I enjoyed the company of other cyclists and all the different kinds of bikes, but after a
    few years it all became deja vu. Frankly I do not like to be herded about and I do not like crowds.
    After you have done a few bike tours, they all began to resemble one another. How some of you can be
    doing so many bike tours year after year is beyond me. In any event, I feel sorry for all of you who
    think this is a fun thing to do. But Godspeed and be careful out there.

    Ed Dolan - Minnesota

  19. Here's my list for 2003: TOSRV (Ohio) Metro Grand Spring Tour Tour de Lakes One Helluva Ride MS 150
    BDBT in Wisconsin Assenmacher 100 DALMAC #7 for me Apple Cider Century Blue Water Ramble

    The Hostelshoppe event would be great, maybe hire a bus from Lansing, eh Foltz?

    Brad

  20. "Bill in Indiana" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    For me it is TOMRV (Iowa) , Hilly Hundred, Hoosier Hills, Ride across
    IN., Local Century and a few other more obscure organized rides.

    Bill in Indiana

    Rides I'm doing in Arizona

    April 12 - El Tour de Phoenix - 70 miles - pbaa.comHome.html April 19 - Desert Classic
    2003 - 75 miles - azbikeclub.r.m6.netDC03.PDF May 17 - 2nd Annual Tour de Payson - 45 miles
    of hills - sportsfun.comtourdepayson.html May 24-26 (Sat-Mon) Luna Lake Tour - 3
    days - bikegaba.orgbikegaba.org July 12-13 White Mountain Tour - 2 days -
    sportsfun.comwhitemountain.html 23rd Grand Canyon to Mexico  Bicycle Tour - 6 days
    - bikegaba.org2003%20Cross%20State%20Ride.html Nov. 22 - El Tour De Tucson -
    100 miles - pbaa.comHome.html

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