Event: Hale On Wheels

Location: Plainview, TX

Routes: 21, 32, 48, and 62 miles

Registration: Ride day registration will begin at 7:00 am at the Ollie Liner Center.
$25 per person registration if pre-registered.
$30 per person beginning at 7am on ride day.
$5 family discount for two or more from same household ($20 per rider if registered by 9/11/10).
$5 bike club discount if for two or more from same club ($20 per rider if registered by 9/11/10)

About the Race:

Hale on Wheels is a fully supported recreational bike ride for road bikes held in Plainview, Hale County, Texas, during the annual “Cowboy Days” celebration.  Routes are 21, 32, 48, and 62 miles, all on smooth, flat, lightly traveled or wide shoulder roads.  A free nutritious lunch is provided for riders and their families.  There are drawings for pre-registered riders for $450.00 in cash and a “rest stop raffle” for all riders for $300.00 cash.

Website: http://site.haleonwheelsbikeride.com/

Registration: Online Registration or Registration Form

Additional Info:

All riders receive a “Hale on Wheels” T-shirt, tote bag,water bottle and other goodies.  RV spaces with electrical and water hook-ups are available at the start.  Early packet pick-up on Friday, September 17th, from 5 PM-8 PM at the Ollie Liner Center, 2000 South Columbia, Plainview, TX 79072.  There are fully supplied rest stops, sag wagons, mechanical and first aid available.

Event : 11th Annual Lions Biking for Sight Century Bike Ride

Location : Montgomery, TX

Ride Distances: 24, 40, 62, and 100 Miles

Registration Fee : $ 25.00

Registration : Online Registration

About the ride :

The Houston Cy-Fair Lions present the 11th Annual Lions Biking for Sight Century Bike Ride on Sunday, September 19th, 2010. The ride begins at 8 AM at the Montgomery Athletic Complex Cycle through some of the most beautiful Texas landscape in Montgomery and Grimes counties. The 24 mile route takes you past an exotic animal farm, while the 40, 62 and 100 mile routes take you through the Sam Houston National Forest. The 62 and 100 mile routes have hills, perfect training for the Bike MS: Valero Ride to the River Directions: From Houston, take I-45 north to Conroe. Go west on State Highway 105 across Lake Conroe. Two miles past the intersection of State Highway 105 and FM 149, the athletic Complex will be on the right.

Website : www.houstoncy-fairlions.org

Location: Hillsboro, Texas

Routes: 6, 54, 40, 26, and 10 mile routes

Registration: begins at 7:30pm with staggered starts beginning at 9:00am at 126 West Elm Street (Antique Village) in Hillsboro, Texas.

About the Race:

Two of Hill County’s finest community oriented organizations, Hill County Paw Pals and Hillsboro Police Department Community Outreach Programs, have joined together again to launch their third annual “Waggin’ Trail Bike Ride” on Saturday, September 25.

The planned routes of Waggin’ Trail Bike Ride offer cyclists a unique tour of Central Texas.  Hill County is 986 square miles of rural area that is joined together with miles and miles of splendid paved farm-to-market roads.  With a combined population of only 33,000, Hill County offers open spaces.  On many areas of the bike ride, one can see for miles around—the splendid beauty of open land—flowing creeks, pastures with cattle and horses grazing, farmers’ cultivated fields, and proud, rural communities.  The varied routes all explore the back roads of Hill County and go through communities that were established during the 1850’s when Hill County was created and named after Dr. George W. Hill, a settler who served as a congressman and Secretary of War for the Republic of Texas.

Website: http://www.waggintrailbikeride.com

Routes: 20, 40, 60, 100 mile rides

Registration Fees:

Pre registration until Oct.16 – $25 day of event price will be $30

Email: taciatorres@tcyc4kids.org

Contact: 817-496-6099

Event: RIDE2WALK – Bicycle Tour

Location: Elgin, TX

Route Distance : 100 mile, 75 Mile, 65 Mile, 45 Mile, 20 Mile, and family 4.5 Mile route

About the Ride : The routes are gently rolling ride through scenic farm lands on farm to market and county road. Well supported with SAG and Medical with high tech radio communication for cycling safety support.

Beneficiaries: 100% of the proceeds from the ride benefit the Lone Star Paralysis Foundation

Registration : Registration on-site October 23, 2010 at 7:30a.m. for 9 a.m. Start time.

Registration Fee :
$30 – Individual prior to October 23rd
$35 – Individual Day of Ride
$80 – Family

On Line Registration : Click Here

Website : www.lonestarparalysis.org