what week were you looking at? I like Week 6... but not sure yet.Originally Posted by CA_in_NC
I'm toying around with desert camp - but it will depend on my job situation
Otherwise, I'd be tempted by Adventure Cycling's the Wild Coast, Cycle Washington or Coast and Covered Bridges. They're all in areas I really want to see
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11-21-2008, 10:33 AM #1
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11-21-2008, 11:12 AM #2
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Erm....Week 3. Originally Posted by chicago
I 'spect I'm a little on the slow side for the true training weeks
Plus, if we do it, we'd be bringing our Bike Fridays which, based on what I've seen, drop a mile or 2 off my average speed...
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11-21-2008, 11:15 AM #3
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Washington Bike Ride is in late July/early August. I'm planning on that one. I'm also doing Cycle Zydeco--but it's full. Tulip and KB are doing that one, too.
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11-23-2008, 07:29 AM #4
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Chuckle. We signed up for Week 3. We could probably squeak into the requirements for one of the other weeks if it were held in June or July, but, in March? Ah, not this year--just call me a wimp. I just hope all those Bike Friday's won't make fun of my S&S coupled bike--it'll be her first trip and I hope the Friday's won't pick on her. Originally Posted by CA_in_NC
Erm....Week 3.
I 'spect I'm a little on the slow side for the true training weeks
We also have pencil-ed in a week in June and one in October with Timberline (www.timbertours.com). Where and which one is unknown. Wherever they'll be on the week, I suppose. Pretty much guaranteed to have good riding on a low key trip. Of course, those are job and economy willing, but I need to dream.
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11-23-2008, 07:55 AM #5
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I have 2 on the docket for next year. The LiveStrong Challenge here in San Jose, and the Tahoe Century - which is a ride around Lake Tahoe - one I've always wanted to do.
I may toss in other rides here and there - the Tour for Woodside was nice last year. I may not do the full centuries for those, though.Christine
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11-23-2008, 01:14 PM #6
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Possibly Pac-Tour in Phoenix in March (never been there), Cycle Zydeco in April (can't wait, gals--I'm already in training for the Cajun Two-Step!), Bike Virginia in June, hopefully a week in Italy at some point, and the RiverRide in eastern Virginia in September.
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11-23-2008, 01:45 PM #7
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Well, we were going to do Italy, but that haas been postponed to 2010. Looking at eastern Canada, so we can drive there and take our own bikes...
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11-23-2008, 02:54 PM #8
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Plan on the Hilly Hundred. You and friends can stay at Hovel de Silver and it's only three hours from Chicago.
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