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The Bicycle Inn in Bakersville NC presents Roan Moan 2008

12th annual Roan Moan offers a strenuous quarter metric, metric, century and barbecue. At the hottest time of the year, come up to one of the prettiest and coolest places ever. The metric and century rides tour the old Tweetsie Railroad Grade and Doe River before the 7 mile “moan” up Roan Mountain. Families and friends can tour the galleries, Penland Craft School, or welcome the riders crossing Roan Mountain at Carvers Gap. All funds go to Bakersville’s fire and rescue services.

Gray’s Chapel Lions Club presents the annual fabulous fun bicycle ride for charity. The 9th Annual Tour de Lions will be held on Saturday, May 17, 2008.

New for 2008, 10, 20, 40 and…. 75 mile routes! Great roads, beautiful scenery, good people, scrumptious food & cold drink, tons of door prizes, benefiting great causes! Over 370 riders in 2007!

Don’t miss this one, it’s just  too good!

Sunday, April 13, 2008.

Times:

7:30AM - Registration at the Village Green
8:15AM - Riders Meeting
8:30AM - 100, 62, and 25 mile start
9:00AM - 11 mile start

Online Registration

Registration is available online at active.com. Click on the link below to register. It will open in a new browser window (you may need to disable pop-up blocking).

Join the Coastal Cyclist for the After the Bridge Run Ride. Leave the running shoes behind and bring out your bike. Ride from Daniel Island into beautiful Charleston and Berkeley Counties. 100 mile ride leaves at 8:00 am 73 and 30 mile ride leaves at 8:30 am This is a flat ride with plenty of rest stops and SAG support.

Date: Sunday, April 06, 2008

The Assault on Marion covers the first 72 miles of the Assault on Mount Mitchell challenge. The first 72 miles has about 4,500 feet of climbing. This portion of the tour moves through gentle rolling country side of South Carolina. While you are riding in South Carolina - there are several locations that you can see your goal of Mount Mitchell, if you are registered for Assault on Mount Mitchell.

Leaving from Spartanburg, SC the first 72 miles has about 4,500 feet of climbing. This portion of the tour moves through gentle rolling country side of South Carolina. While you are riding in South Carolina - there are several locations that you can see your goal of Mount Mitchell. You have several very short climbs to go up but for the most part, this is the leisure part of the ride where you can just sit back and enjoy the country side and the morning sun rise!