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[BBTC Ride_calendar] Let's start planning rides for September
by Rob Y. 31 Jul '06

31 Jul '06

It's hard to believe it is already the last day of July! It's been a great summer so far and I want to thank everyone for taking the time to lead our club rides and everyone else for coming out and riding them. It was said to me recently from someone to the north that we don't do any good rides up there and I have to say, look at our calendar. While yes the bulk of our rides are in and around the Salt Lake Valley (where the bulk of our members are) we have also had at least two or more rides to the north every week in July. And since this is a volunteer organization it's you the members that get to decide what rides are available and where they start from. If there isn't something on the schedule that you feel should be, then step up and lead it. You will probably find that; hey, this isn't so bad I think I will lead more of these. And right now it's time to think about September and rides for the club. This is one of my favorite month's to ride in. The bad heat is gone, the days are beautiful and the colors are coming out on the mountain sides. We need to close out the calendar on the 15th of the month so we can get it published for the newsletter. So, get out your planner or PDA out and start thinking about, what rides do I want to do in September and then share them with all of us. I look forward to seeing what you create! Safe journeys, Cap'n Rob

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[BBTC Ride_calendar] What's Happening this Week!
by Rob Y. 31 Jul '06

31 Jul '06

Hey BBTC! WOW! It was a great weekend of riding, wasn't it! And we have another full week of great rides ahead. In addition to all the before and after work rides, there are some great day time rides for those that can get out and ride some big rides on a weekday. Tom has the Big Mtn Redux as well as mtnbiking at Snowbasin and John McCool has is over the hump day ride. Elton's mtnbike ride on Sunday is must do on some awesome singletrack and most of the climbing is done just driving up to his house. This Saturday is the last in Jen's series "So You Want to Ride a Century" and then its what you all have been working towards, the "ULCER". Speaking of the ULCER, has everyone registered yet? If you want a tee-shirt and a jersey in time for the ride, you need to register ASAP. And, if you aren't planning on riding the ULCER, we sure could use your help as a volunteer! Anyway, the temperatures are cooling and the options abound for riding, so get out in the saddle and have a GREAT week! Be safe and don't forget to: Pedal Fast and Laugh Often Cap'n Rob Monday Jul 31 06:00 PM beginner and recovery 15/D/4/c bike tips and skills then on for a nice relaxing ride Meet at: main entrance Sugarhouse Park 2100 S 1500 E Mary Margaret Williams bicycleutah(a)msn.com 641-4120 Tuesday Aug 1 08:00 AM Old Farmer's Market to Big Mtn Redux 70/O/2/b Mountain Green Sinclair Station to Big Mtn and return. Meet at: Mountain Green Sinclair station. Take I-84 to Mountain Green exit and up frontage road to Sinclair station. Park in back lot. Tom Coffey lech2zurs(a)msn.com 737-3241 Tuesday Aug 1 06:00 PM Emigration to top of Pinecrest 25/O/1/c How about a new twist! Instead of climbing to Little Mountain we will climb up Pinecrest. Meet at: Sugarhouse Park, 1500 E. Entrance Penny Perkins penperk(a)networld.com 801-486-8140 Wednesday Aug 2 06:30 AM Early Morning Wake Up 11/C-D/5/d The traditional MWF morning ride everyone can enjoy! Quiet 50-minute loop via Liberty Park to get moving in the morning. Meet at: Roosevelt School, 3225 S 800 E Lyle Phelps Lyle.Phelps(a)Questar.com 801 652-8769 Wednesday Aug 2 02:15 PM Emigration Canyon 24/O/2-3/c For those who work Tues. nights, let's ride Emigration Canyon up to Little Mtn on Wed afternoon. Bring water. Meet at: Surgar House Park entrance at the traffic light. Jeff White 412 - 9943 Wednesday Aug 2 06:00 PM Canyon Club - Big Cottonwood Canyon 29/O/1/c Big Cottonwood Canyon, ride up then ride down. Elevation gain = 4,584 feet in 14.7 miles. Meet at: Park-n-ride at mouth of canyon. Malcolm Campbell archit(a)pobox.com 680-2303 Wednesday Aug 2 06:30 PM Jordan Parkway Ride 12/D/5/c We'll ride the Jordan Parkway north for a 12 mile out and back. Slow, Flat, Easy! Meet at: Gardiner Village (east) Parking lot. 7800 So. 1000 W. Shelly Jensen sjenson(a)kimballinc.com 755-0906 Thursday Aug 3 07:00 AM Loop de loop ride 16/C-D/3-4/c A fifteen mile loop that begins South, then turns North into the Harvard - Yale area and returns with an inner loop through Surgarhouse Park. Meet at: Roosevelt School, 3225 South 800 East. Jeff White 412 - 9943 Thursday Aug 3 09:00 AM Over the Hump Day Trainer 60/A/5/c Take the day off, you need one! Join McCool for a ride out to the Salt Lake Marina. Lots of H2O stops along the way. LOTOJA is not far off! Meet at: Contender Bicycles- 875E. 900 S. (9th & 9th) John McCool mccoolthecyclist(a)yahoo.com 220-0677 Thursday Aug 3 06:00 PM Thursday Night Bike and Brew 20/A/2/c Good climb up Bengal Blvd. to Wasatch, over to Evergreen and back. A Thursday night tradition! Bring $'s for after ride refreshment at one of several close brew pubs. Come join in for good fun, good food, good friends. Meet at: Canyon Sports - 1844 E. Ft. Union (7200 So) Doug Jensen slccycler(a)netzero.com 815-3858 Thursday Aug 3 06:00 PM Beer Widow's Ride 16/C-D/4-5/c Sugarhouse Park to Tuscany and back. Then drive down to meet the Bike and Brew riders for beverages. Meet at: Sugarhouse Park. 2100 So and 1500 E enterance. Tonya Unck Tonya2Speck@AOL 801-910-5979 Friday Aug 4 06:30 AM Early Morning Wake Up 11/C-D/5/c The traditional MWF morning ride everyone can enjoy! Quiet 50-minute loop via Liberty Park to get moving in the morning. Meet at: Roosevelt School, 3225 S 800 E Lyle Phelps Lyle.Phelps(a)Questar.com 801 652-8769 Friday Aug 4 07:00 AM Ride along the east bench of Ogden. 25/B/4/b Start on 9th in Ogden and head north then over to Weber High School. Some good short climbs along the way. Meet at: 1129 9th Street. Second House west of Harrison. Across from B.L. High Nathan Carroll mukeydukey(a)hotmail.com Friday Aug 4 08:30 AM Back Side Friday: Big/Little Mts 25/C/2/c This will be an out and back to the summits of Big and Little Mtns. Meet at: Exit 135 of I-80. at the northeast parking area near Mt. Dell Golf Course. Donna Fisher donnafisher(a)worldnet.att.net 435 649 0183 Friday Aug 4 09:00 AM Friday Morning Spin 30/B-C/4-5/c Ride a loop through West Jordan Bluffdale and Riverton If the weather is questionable please call or e-mail. Meet at: The Gene Fullmer Fitness Center in south parking Lot 8015 South 2200 West West Jordan Richard Parker fisher@ aros.net 969-2043 Friday Aug 4 10:00 AM Mountain Bike @ Snow Basin 13/M/2-3/b Ride the Maples - Art Nord - Green Pond Loop for some medium difficulty single-track and then enjoy a gondola ride to Needles Lodge and some patio BBQ. Meet at: Earl\'s Lodge at Snow Basin ski resort main parking lot. Take I-84 to Mountain Green exit, go up Trapper\'s Loop (SR 167) and follow signs to Snow Basin resort. Tom Coffey lech2zurs(a)msn.com 737-3241 Friday Aug 4 07:00 PM T.G.I.F. Ride 32/A-B/5/c Join McCool for a spin out to the Marina. perfect way to end your work week, or start your weekend. Meet at: 2200 West N Temple - Weather Bureau. John McCool mccoolthecyclist(a)yahoo.com 220-0677 Saturday Aug 5 09:00 AM So You Want to Ride a Century Series 80/O/3/c The last of the Series before the ULCER! This time it's 80 miles around the valley, with hills. You'll really be ready for the ULCER in two weeks! Meet at: Draper Park 12500 South 1300 East Jen Heckman pecan314(a)xmission.com 967-6767 Sunday Aug 6 08:30 AM Park City Mountain Bike Single Tracking 18/M/2/c Get some mountain bike cross training in while enjoying some of the best views and less used single track trails of PC. We'll start at my house @7000' on the Pinebrook trail system to the PC Midmountain trail 8500' riding the ridgelines to The Canyons Red Pine Lodge (9 miles) and back. Lunch is available at Red pines so bring $$ or your own. Should be in good shape and intermediate skilled MTB rider due to terrain and climbing. We will regroup often on climbs and all trail junctions. Meet at: 7809 Tall Oaks Dr. Park City. I80E to Jeremy Ranch exit, right on Pinebrook Blvd., .5 mile then right on Pinebrook Rd., .8 mile then left on Big Spruce Way, go .8 miles to ridgetop and road becomes Tall Oaks. Green House on right at top before circling down again. Elton Reid eltonreid(a)bigplanet.com 801-231-9181 Sunday Aug 6 09:30 AM Trappers loop to Snowbasin 17/O/2/b Climb Trapper's Loop to the SnowBasin lodge, take a break at the lodge, head back for a quick climb (again??) followed by a lightning fast downhill. 1777 feet of elevation gain in approximately 8 miles. Meet at: Sinclair convenience store, 150 W OLD HIGHWAY RD, Mountain Green, Ut. Eastbound interstate 84 to Highway 167 / SnowBasin exit, go east 1.7 miles on Highway 167 to Sinclair station. Eric Dupuis kratka(a)xmission.com 8019200364 Monday Aug 7 06:30 AM Early Morning Wake Up 11/C-D/5/c The traditional MWF morning ride everyone can enjoy! Quiet 50-minute loop via Liberty Park to get moving in the morning. Meet at: Roosevelt School, 3225 S 800 E Lyle Phelps Lyle.Phelps(a)Questar.com 801 652-8769 Monday Aug 7 06:00 PM Bike Handling Skills 15/D/5/c bike skills tips and ride. Meet at: sugarhouse park 2100 S. 1500 E. Rob Yuschak roadcaptain(a)bbtc.net 288-1330

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[BBTC Ride_calendar] Trashy Riders
by DANIEL JANOE 31 Jul '06

31 Jul '06

I took a ride up Emigration Canyon last Wednesday. I was dismayed to see all of the trash left by either cyclist or other athletes using the roads. I did not take a true count of the empty gel shot packages but should have. It seemed like I saw some evidence every 40 yards from the mouth of the canyon to the top of Little Mountain. Combine the littering with red light runners and I can see how it may be hard for us to gain respect on the road. Let's clean it up to get the respect we need and want. D Janoe _________________________________________________________________ Dont just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200636ave/direct/01/

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[BBTC Ride_calendar] FW:
by Raleigh Fehr 26 Jul '06

26 Jul '06

>From: "Bob" <Bob(a)bike2bike.org> >To: "Bob" <Bob(a)bike2bike.org> >Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2006 12:10:24 -0600 > >Hello Bicycling Enthusiasts! > > > >We are glad you are interested in participating on a Davis County Bicycle >Advocacy / Advisory Committee. As a cycling community, we believe we can >shape Davis County's future in the area of fun and safe routes to school, >transit, public locations, and other counties. In addition to making our >roads more safe for bicyclists, there could even be some side benefits of >greater vitality, health, and fewer cars on the road in our communities. > > > >Please join us and also invite your Davis County bicycling friends to our >first meeting on July 27th, from 6:00-8:00 PM, at the Davis County >Building, >Commission Chambers, Room 126, 28 East State Street, Farmington. A copy of >the agenda for this meeting is attached. For your information, we are also >inviting the planners for the cities and county, and others who can >influence the future of Davis County in this area. > > > >Please RSVP by responding to this email or calling me at 801-381-2529 by >Tuesday, July 25th, so that we can properly prepare the meeting room > > > >Thank you. > > > >Susan Martell Bob Kinney > >smartell2(a)earthlink.net bob(a)bike2bike.org > >cell: 801-381-2529 Phone: 677-0134 > >home: 801-451-8811 > > >

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[BBTC Ride_calendar] Wed AM liberty loop ride cancelled
by Robert Turner 26 Jul '06

26 Jul '06

I'm not sure if this message went out earlier, so here is another try. I'm sorry, but I need to cancel my Wed (7-26) 10am liberty loop bike ride. I had oral surgery today and my doctor said no exercise for 2 days. My apologies to the one or two people who may have been planning to do this ride. Robert Turner

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[BBTC Ride_calendar] 4-canyon ride
by jp2705＠comcast.net 25 Jul '06

25 Jul '06

A couple of us are thinking about a 4-canyon ride on Sunday, August 6. There aren't any long BBTC skinny-tire rides that day. Tentative plan: start by the zoo, go up Little Cottonwood, then Big (lunch at the Brighton Cafe?), go up Millcreek, then Emigration (finish with a beverage at Ruth's?) This isn't approved for club milage. Guess-timated distance around 110 miles. If you're interested, let me know and we'll set a time. Thanks! john (home/cell: 801-521-2515)

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[BBTC Ride_calendar] water water water
by Rob Y. 25 Jul '06

25 Jul '06

Hey BBTC! As a follow up to staying hydrated, here is an article by Jack Medina a sports physiologist whose lectures I have attended over the past year. I hope everyone finds it helpful! Safe journeys, Rob Y. Water - it's a miracle If you don't take in an adequate amount of water, you will likely find it impossible to achieve control over your weight! What this means is 10-12 eight ounce glasses of WATER per day, plus eight more ounces for every 25 pounds you are overweight. This is the basic requirement for healthy living. Unfortunately, not many people drink as much water as they need. Many problems of weight control can be cured by increasing your water intake. Constipation, nausea, and headaches can all be helped with this, the greatest nutritional supplement in the world. WATER! First, by not drinking enough water, you can actually cause your body to retain fluid. Four or five cups of coffee in the morning, a glass of wine at lunch, another cup of coffee or a soft drink in the afternoon, a cocktail before dinner and a couple of cups of coffee after dinner isn't what I'm talking about. People who drink like this say they are always thirsty. Their body is being deprived of the water needed to keep itself healthy and it reacts by retaining almost every drop of the tiny bit it is allowed by your stopping at the water cooler once or twice each day. The body often gets puffy and swollen as a result. The extra weight you think of as fat may not be fat at all. Wine, gin, coffee, tea, fruit juices, and soft drinks are all fluids, but they don't have the same chemical properties as ordinary water. Alcohol and soda pop contains too much sugar, so to a lesser extent do fruit juices. The caffeine in coffee and tea is bad for your heart and blood pressure. Even diet soda contains sodium which contributes to water retention. Cut down on coffee, drink sugarless drinks if you like them, but most importantly, drink 10-12 eight ounce glasses of water daily. Restricting your water can promote fat deposits. Your body uses water as the major component of blood to transport nutrients and wastes. A lack of water in the system can cause fats and other toxins, that are normally disposed of, to remain in your body - including that dimpled fat commonly referred to as cellulite. Your kidneys have a difficult time processing contaminated water so your liver has to detoxify it. This means your liver can't do its main task, which is to process your blood and help break down fat. Thus, as you store water, the fat you eat can be stored in fat cells instead of being broken down in the liver. You become bloated, waterlogged, and obese. The good news is that it is easy to solve this problem. An 8 oz. glass of water isn't very large. Keep it on your desk and keep refilling it. Don't go by the water cooler without taking a sip, thirsty or not. Keep a glass on your night stand and drink when you first get up. Dieters and non-dieters alike must establish a "fluid balance" where water going into the body approximately equals the amount being excreted. When you reach this balance point, you will see what an incredible difference water can make in your weight control program. Pounds and inches begin to disappear. Trying to solve the problem of fluid retention by drinking less water only aggravates matters, because it (retention) occurs even when you drink no water. If you don't drink more water after salty food, your body pulls water from your intestines and bowel to dilute the extra sodium. If you drink more water, you force stored water out of your body through the kidneys. What about diuretics? Diuretics force stored water out of your body. The problem is that your body perceives this as a lack of necessary water and stores whatever is available. So unless you are drinking enough water, diuretics won't usually solve the problem of retention. Diuretics can also cause constipation by draining water from the colon in order to distribute it around your body, because not enough water is available. Thus, without enough water in the colon, your stools can become dry and hard. I suggest you give water a chance. Only with an adequate supply of clean, fresh, life-giving water, can your body's systems function in a way that keeps you healthy. If you are unaccustomed to drinking water, this chart will help you comfortably increase your water consumption. DAY WATER DAY WATER 1 4-8oz. glasses 8 8-8oz. glasses 2 5-8oz. glasses 9 8-8oz. glasses 3 5-8oz. glasses 10 9-8oz. glasses 4 6-8oz. glasses 11 9-8oz. glasses 5 6-8oz. glasses 12 10-8oz. glasses 6 7-8oz. glasses 13 11-8oz. glasses 7 7-8oz. glasses 14 12-8oz. glasses Author/speaker and an expert in Sports Performance Enhancement". Jack Medina is available for speaking engagements, consultation and personal training of athletes in various sports, professional and amateur. Jack has written a new book, "The Winning Edge: Fueling & Training The Body For Peak Performance" with Dr. Roy Vartabedian, an internationally known New York Times Best Selling Author of the "Nutripoints" program for optimal nutrition. Both books are available online at www.jackmedina.com. Jack also has a monthly ezine (newsletter) available free which can be subscribed to on his website. All subscriber's addresses will be confidential and not sold or given to any other organization or group. This article contains copyrighted material. Copies of this article may be reprinted without permission of the author only when this bi-line is included with each copy. Jack can be reached at <mailto:jack@jackmedina.com> jack(a)jackmedina.com

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[BBTC Ride_calendar] What's happening this week!
by Rob Y. 25 Jul '06

25 Jul '06

Hey BBTC! Im sorry I missed this posting last week and am late this week, often life gets in the way. So, lets take a look at is going on this week; ITS HOT OUT!! My suggestion, either get out on the morning rides and night rides or head up to higher ground. The ULCER is fast approaching and SO You Want to Ride a Century is up to 75 miles with hills this Saturday. And Sunday brings another Super Series ride, Chalk Creek at the cooler elevations of the Park City region. This year there are also 35 and 50 mile options. Or if you prefer to stay in the valley Roberts Mini Me series is meeting a Sugarhouse Park. And dont forget to keep hydrated. A person needs to be drinking 10-12 8oz glasses of water each day plus an additional 8oz for every 25lbs youre over weight and this is before doing any kind of exercise. The importance of hydration was proven by Floyd Landis last week when in stage 16 of the Tour de France, he bonked on the last climb and lost the yellow jersey. But then in stage 17 he stayed hydrated and kept his core cooler and blew the field away on one of the toughest stages in the Alps to regain most of his lost time and set him up to regain the yellow jersey in stage 19 and win the tour before Paris. Congratulations Floyd!! When you are out riding, take a drink of water every 5 minutes or less, youll be better for it. Safe journeys and remember to Pedal Fast and Laugh Often Capn Rob Tuesday Jul 25 09:00 AM Wanship Rails to Trailhead - Chalk Creek 66/O/2/c Start at the Wanship Rails to Trailhead and ride through some of the prettiest country around. See Hoytsville, Coalville, Upton, and visit the Utah / Wyoming border middle-of-nowhere historical marker. 23 miles of mild climbing from Coalville to UT WY border. Return. Meet at: Take I-84 to Wanship exit. Bear west, then North. Trailhead is across the street from the famous and delicious Spring Chicken Inn. Park City Area start point. Tom Coffey lech2zurs(a)msn.com 737-3241 Tuesday Jul 25 06:30 PM Sego Lily climb plus optional added climb 30/O/3/c Start at Draper Park and head south up Highland Dr., Added an optional extra climb up Rambling Rd up to Traverse Ridge and back down to Highland Dr. and then continue the loop around and head up Sego Lily to Wasatch Blvd and then a nice downhill back to Draper Park. Meet at: The north end of Draper Park on 1300 East at aprox. 12400 South. Craig Jacobsen jakesaj(a)msn.com 801-910-5623 Tuesday Jul 25 06:30 PM Jordan Parkway Ride - CANCELLED! 5/D/5/c 5 mile out and back on the Jordan River Parkway. Slow, FLat, Easy. Perfect for a family night out. Meet at: Riverfront park. From I-15 go west on 10600 South until you see Mulligan\'s. Turn on Riverfront (north) and go 1 mile. Parking lot is on east side of street by fish ponds. Shelly Jensen sjenson(a)kimballinc.com 755-0906 Wednesday Jul 26 06:30 AM Early Morning Wake Up 11/C-D/5/c 50 minute loop through Liberty Park to get the morning started. Meet at: Roosevelt School, 3225 S 800 E Robin White 412-9943 Wednesday Jul 26 10:00 AM Liberty Loop 20/O/4-5/c We'll do a lovely little loop from Liberty Park with a lunch option later at the Park Café. Meet at: the south end of Liberty Park, 600 E 1300 S Robert Turner r46turner(a)uofu.net 801-355-9617 Thursday Jul 27 06:00 PM Thursday Night Bike and Brew 20/A/2/a Good climb up Bengal Blvd to Wasatch, over to Evergreen and back. If you need work on climbing - this is the ride for you. Bring $'s for brews, beverages and/or bites after the ride. Riders choice of several close brew pubs. Join in for good fun, good food, good friends. Meet at: Canyon Sports - 1844 E. Ft Union Blvd (7200 S0) Doug Jensen slccycler(a)netzero.com 815-3858 Thursday Jul 27 06:30 PM Jordan Parkway Ride 9/D/5/c We'll ride north for a 9 mile loop. Beautiful part of the parkway Meet at: Jordan River Parkway off Winchester (6400 So. and 1100 W) Shelly Jensen sjenson(a)kimballinc.com 755-0906 Thursday Jul 27 08:30 PM Liberty Loop Night Ride 15/O/4-5/c Too hot out? How about a nice ride in the cooler temperatures after sunset? Well do a relaxed loop from Liberty Park, returning by 10pm. Headlights and taillights required. Meet at: the north end of Liberty Park (600 E 900 S) Robert Turner r46turner(a)uofu.net 801-355-9617 Friday Jul 28 06:30 AM Early Morning Wake Up 11/C-D/5/c 50 minute loop through Liberty Park to get the morning started. Meet at: Roosevelt School, 3225 S 800 E Robin White 412-9943 Friday Jul 28 08:00 AM West Side Spin 40/O/4/c Spin through the south end of the valley. Meet at: Gene Fullmer Fitness Center Greg McMurdie gmcmurdie(a)hotmail.com 801.712.5433 Friday Jul 28 06:00 PM ULTRA Tandem Loco Lizard Ride 16/O/4/c Clockwise loop around Holladay. Tandem friendly hills (short w\breaks). Nice run down Wasatch and back to Loco Lizard for food and such. Meet at: Loco Lizard Grill. 6550 S. Big Cottonwood Rd. 6200 S. exit I-215. If lot is full look for us across the street in office complex (west) Eric Unck ericu3462(a)msn.com 573-9970 Friday Jul 28 07:00 PM T.G.I.F. Ride 32/A-B/5/c Join McCool for a spin out to the Marina. perfect way to end your work week, or start your weekend. Meet at: 2200 West N Temple - Weather Bureau. John McCool mccoolthecyclist(a)yahoo.com 220-0677 Saturday Jul 29 09:00 AM So You Want to Ride a Century Series 75/O/3/c We only increase the mileage by 5 miles, but it's hilly again. We start at Draper Park and ride into Utah county. Just a couple more weeks to get ready for the century! Meet at: Draper Park 12500 South 1300 East Jen Heckman pecan314(a)xmission.com (801) 835-3057 Sunday Jul 30 08:00 AM Chalk Creek - Super Series 100/O/2-4/c Tour through Browns Canyon, Rockport and Wanship to Coalville up Chalk Creek and then return. The return through Browns Canyon has a good climb 35 mile option turns around at Wanship Store - 50 mile turns around at Coalville Meet at: Treasure Mountain Middle School, 2530 Kearns Blvd. in Park City. Bob Feldott membership(a)bbtc.net Sunday Jul 30 09:00 AM Salt Lake Valley Metric Half-Century Mini Me Series 31/C/3-4/c Well do a loop around the northern end of Salt Lake Valley on roads that will be mostly quiet on a Sunday morning. Since this is a social ride, we can stop for snacks or do lunch afterward, if we want, and well still be done by noon. Meet at: Sugarhouse Park (1500 E 2100 S). Robert Turner r46turner(a)uofu.net 801-355-9617 Monday Jul 31 06:00 PM beginner and recovery 15/D/4/c bike tips and skills then on for a nice relaxing ride Meet at: main entrance Sugarhouse Park 2100 S 1500 E Mary Margaret Williams bicycleutah(a)msn.com 641-4120 Tuesday Aug 1 08:00 AM Old Farmer's Market to Big Mtn Redux 70/O/2/b Mountain Green Sinclair Station to Big Mtn and return. Meet at: Mountain Green Sinclair station. Take I-84 to Mountain Green exit and up frontage road to Sinclair station. Park in back lot. Tom Coffey lech2zurs(a)msn.com 737-3241 Tuesday Aug 1 06:00 PM Emigration to top of Pinecrest 25/O/1/c How about a new twist! Instead of climbing to Little Mountain we will climb up Pinecrest. Meet at: Sugarhouse Park, 1500 E. Entrance Rob Yuschak roadcaptain(a)bbtc.net 801-288-1330

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[BBTC Ride_calendar] Jordan Parkway
by Shelly Jenson 25 Jul '06

25 Jul '06

Due to illness, tonight’s Jordan Parkway ride is cancelled. Sorry for any inconvenience. Shelly Jensen Kimball Distributing -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.4/396 - Release Date: 7/24/2006

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[BBTC Ride_calendar] CANCELLED: Trappers loop to Snowbasin
by eric dupuis 21 Jul '06

21 Jul '06

My apologies if anyone was planning on riding Trappers loop to Snowbasin this Sunday; I must cancel as life has gotten in the way of playing on my road bike. Of course you are welcome to ride this simple climb on your own anytime (http://kratka.dsl.xmission.com/personal/bikerides/TrappersLoop.html) On a related note, anyone wishing to get a break from the long, hard work of being in the saddle can join me as I repair an oil pan leak on my F350 diesel.should be hours of fun! And if you act now, you get free food and beerverages just for helping! Come on, add a little variety to your life! Thanx, Eric

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