FYI on other rides in the Morgan Valley area.  These are Team Hill Cycling rides that are open to everyone.

Morgan Loop JUST FOR WOMEN!!    30 Miles         POC:  Diane

<mailto:diane.evans@hill.af.mil>  Evans, 801-391-2075

Saturday, 31 March 2007 

Intermediate (16-18 mph).  We will maintain this pace and may go a

little slower or faster depending on the needs of the group.  There will

be more beginner and possibly advanced rides in weeks to come.  Stay

tuned!  Meet at the Sinclair Station in Mountain Green at 10:30, leave

at 10:45.  Take the Mountain Green exit off I-84 and proceed east at the

yield sign. The Sinclair Station will be on the left side of the road.

We will ride on the north side of the road to Morgan and take a break at

the Chevron Station.  From there, we'll ride towards East Canyon to

Porterville. >From Porterville, we'll ride back to Peterson, to the

Sinclair Station in Mountain Green. Be sure to call

<mailto:Diane.Evans@hill.af.mil> Diane at 801-391-3727 if weather is

questionable.

Trappers Loop with option to climb to Snow Basin               28 miles

Extreme Hills

Sunday, 1 April 2007 (This is not a joke...)

OPEN Pace

POC:  James <mailto:james.evans@hill.af.mil>  Evans

391-2075

Start in Mt. Green at the Sinclair gas station.  A warm up ride to

Stoddard and back and then climb Trappers Loop.  Optional additional

climb to Snow Basin Ski Resort.  Meet at 10:00 am, on the road by 10:15

am.  If you are looking for a longer ride with more hills, you can drop

down to the Huntsville side of Trappers, and ride out past the monastery

and up to Causey Reservoir and back. 

Tom Coffey

Ogden Cycling Information Coordinator

LOL

Special Features

Check out the link below for a chance to win some great prizes:

 <http://www2.trekbikes.com/for_women/women_who_ride/>

http://www2.trekbikes.com/for_women/women_who_ride/

March is Specialized Women's Cycling Month

Check out the link below for a chance to win the following:

*     <http://www.trainright.com/> A Carmichael Training Systems

cycling training camp

*     <http://www.betterride.net/> A BetterRide.net Mountain Biking

Camp with Gene Hamilton

*     <http://www.womensquest.com/> A Women's Quest Camp featuring

cycling, yoga and overall wellness

*     <http://www.uswts.com/> Participation in the Subaru Women's

Sprint-Distance Triathlon

*    

 <http://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCSurveyForm.jsp?survey_id=1343>

http://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCSurveyForm.jsp?survey_id=1343

Upcoming Events:

 <http://www.bike2bike.org/>  Ghost Town Century

When:         May 5

Where:        Deseret Peak Complex, Tooele UT

Why:           To have a great fun day on your bike

Distance:     100, 65, 50 plus 10.5 mile Family & Kids Ride

Info:               <http://www.Bike2Bike.org> www.Bike2Bike.org

POC:            <mailto:eric.hulphers@erau.edu> Eric Hulphers, 777-0952

West Yellowstone Spring Cycling Tour on May 12, 2007

 <http://www.cycleyellowstone.com/spritour.html> 

 <http://www.cycleyellowstone.com/spritour.html>

http://www.cycleyellowstone.com/spritour.html

If we get at least 5 people together, we can rent a nice house to stay

in.  POC Diane <mailto:Diane.Evans@hill.af.mil>  Evans, 586-1725

LOTOJA 2007

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!

 There will be a meeting for anyone who is thinking about doing the

LOTOJA this year at the Roy Library (1950W 4800S) auditorium on

Thursday, 29 Mar 07 at 6 pm.  The goal is to put together relay teams

for this event and since registration opens on 2 April 07, we'll need to

get organized quickly.  This will be a question and answer session lead

by Eric Hulphers and is for anyone who wants to participate by riding or

driving a support vehicle.

If your main interest is in doing your best and having fun, but you

don't want to do 200+ miles yourself, this is the meeting for you!

Please RSVP to:  <mailto:diane.evans@hill.af.mil>

diane.evans@hill.af.mil.

 <http://www.lotojaclassic.com/LOTOJAmain_content.html>

http://www.lotojaclassic.com/LOTOJAmain_content.html

The 20th Annual Little Red Riding Hood is coming up Saturday, June 2nd

2007. This is one of only two All Women's Metric Centuries in the

country and it just gets better every year! The ride is a fully

supported, non-competitive, Women Only Cycling event. Spend the day

riding through beautiful Cache Valley in Northern Utah. The route is a

loop through the Valley on rural & country (paved) roads. The terrain is

mostly flat, with some rolling hills (NO big climbs). There are several

route options, if you don't feel like riding 100 miles yet! We already

have several ladies registered (Ogden One and Hill Cycling Club), but

the more the merrier so let's get a big group going. After you've

registered, please notify   <mailto:Diane.Evans@hill.af.mil> Diane Evans

or  <mailto:Pamela.Vineyard@HILL.af.mil> Pam Vineyard -- we'll get

coordination underway so we can all start the ride together! Click on

the following link, then select "Major Rides" for information and

registration: 

http://www.bbtc.net/Calendar/index.htm

<http://www.bbtc.net/Calendar/index.htm>

Support the Salt Lake Marathon Bike Tour

The SL Marathon which will be held 21 April also has a Bike Tour

Component which is the same day, just before the marathon begins. They

have asked us to see if HAFB Cycling has interested cyclists to help

with registration, marshalling, motivating riders to move faster or pull

them (not on a bike, yank 'em out of the race!) if they're slower, as

well as finish line activities. I think we have a great resource of

riders on base and there might be some who'd love to be involved in the

SL Marathon.  If you are interested please contact

<mailto:pjvineyard@msn.com> Pamela Vineyard.  

Be sure and check out the Hill Cycling Web Site by clicking the link

below:

 <http://www.hillcycling.com/> 

If you no longer wish to receive these reminder emails, please reply and

let me know.  I will take you off of the list.  If you know anyone that

would like to be added, please have them send me an email.

Thanks,

James