Hill Country Ride: Austin, Texas!

[txred9876]

texred, You'd be surprised. The Hill Country Ride's pledge minimum is relatively low compared to several charity cycling events. Even in todays economy this can be done. Charity's and non profits have a hard time making ends meet so thank you all TE runners/cyclists/tri'ers for helping all good causes.

Somewhere here on TE there are tons of tips for fundraising.

Alternatively if you're making this a goal ride next year I bet you'd be welcome to join a training ride or two or three or crew this year (crew's harder than riding) and do the goal ride next year.

I think I will have to wait until next year because 24 days is pretty short to make it happen. I really want to do some charity rides soon. I am thinking about tour de pink in october (since I am a breast cancer survivor).

[Trek420]

With how you're riding now, progressing and such a late season ride is very do-able. Maybe even on a tandem with your friend

Then do the hill ride next year. Crew or volunteer the hill ride would give you a preview what to expect and train for.

Thanks for riding and surviving

I've always wanted to visit Austin and ride the area, hmmmmmm.

[Aggie_Ama]

The Hill Country Ride is pretty rugged terrain but I heard excellent support and a blast, think of it for next year!

[txred9876]

With how you're riding now, progressing and such a late season ride is very do-able. Maybe even on a tandem with your friend

Then do the hill ride next year. Crew or volunteer the hill ride would give you a preview what to expect and train for.

Thanks for riding and surviving

I've always wanted to visit Austin and ride the area, hmmmmmm.

come on down... I really like austin!

Tina