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Hi Everyone! Okay, this is just a reminder that the next uphill Time Trial in the Butte Hill Climb Time Trial Series will be the Category 2 climb of the always-popular Cohasset Time Trial on Saturday, March 7th! Yes, this Saturday! Registration for the Cohasset Time Trial will open at 8:15am at Nicalog Road & Cohasset Road - the first rider will go off at 9:01am and we will go in 1-minute intervals. Finish for this one is at the Cohasset Store. This event will go on rain or shine. The climb for this event is approximately 5.1 miles in length and contains about 1660 feet of elevation gain. A Bikely.com map of the course can be found here:

And don't forget that this Sunday - March 8th - is the annual Tour de Ed fundraiser ride! Registration for the Tour de Ed opens at 8:00AM at the City of Chico Municipal Parking Lot in downtown Chico - ride starts at 10AM!

Hope to see you there!!

AND........THE CURRENT OVERALL STANDINGS IN THE BUTTE HILL CLIMB TIME TRIAL SERIES AFTER 3 EVENTS:

MEN'S CATEGORY "A":

1. Rich Thurman 19 points + 17 points + 23 points = 59 points

2. Greg Golet 17 points + 15 points + 19 points = 51 points

3. Jim Roberts 15 points + 13 points + 9 points = 37 points

4. Aren Timmel 13 points + 23 points = 36 points

5. Jesse Rushing 19 points + 15 points = 34 points

6. Tim Olson 23 points

7. Brad Foster 11 points + 11 points = 22 points

8. Mike Smith 7 points + 13 points = 20 points

9. David Albrecht 17 points

10. Nathan Younie 7 points + 4 points + 5 points = 16 points

11. Greg Watkins 4 points + 4 points + 4 points = 12 points

12. Mike Cordova 11 points

13. Sean Dugan 9 points

13. Jeff Galland 9 points

15. James Plummer 7 points

16. Joe Shelburne 5 points

16. Eric Ayars 5 points

WOMEN'S CATEGORY:

1. Margaret Jones 19 points + 19 points + 23 points = 61 points (1st Place in Junior Women's Division too)

2. Diann Harger 17 points + 17 points + 13 points = 47 points

3. Christine Roberts 23 points + 23 points = 46 points

4. Renee Fiack 19 points

5. Caryn Jones 17 points

6. Tammy Watkins 15 points

WOMEN'S MASTERS 50+ CATEGORY:

1. Jeanne O'Regan 23 points + 23 points = 46 points

2. Elizabeth Brent 19 points

MEN'S CATEGORY "B":

1. Jim Greenlee 23 points + 23 points + 23 points = 69 points

2. John Touchette 15 points + 17 points + 19 points = 51 points

3. Clay Johnson 19 points + 19 points = 38 points

4. Jeff Davis 9 points + 9 points + 13 points = 31 points

5. Brian Oppy 5 points + 13 points + 9 points = 27 points

6. Charlie Pelton 11 points + 15 points = 26 points

7. David Dura 7 points + 15 points = 22 points

8. Ray Bransky 7 points + 11 points = 18 points

8. Jeff Nye 11 points + 7 points = 18 points

10. Samuel Bransky 17 points

10. Andy Grayson 17points

12. Andrew Merchant 4 points + 5 points + 5 points = 14 points

13. Alex Roberson 13 points

14. David Watkins 4 points + 4 points + 4 points = 12 points

15. Matt Itamura 4 points

15. Dennis Schmidt 4 points

MEN'S MASTERS 50+ CATEGORY:

1. Mike Crumm 23 points + 23 points + 23 points = 69 points

2. John D'ewart 13 points + 19 points + 15 points = 47 points

3. Gary Fowler 11 points + 22 points = 33 points

4. Steve O'Bryan 9 points + 17 points = 26 points

5. Bill Brent 19 points

5. Lee Altier 19 points

7. Greg Kallio 17 points

8. Dan Dominguez 15 points

MEN'S MASTERS 60+ CATEGORY:

1. Walt Schafer 19 points + 23 points + 23 points = 65 points

2. Jay Rawlins 23 points + 19 points + 19 points = 61 points

3. Jim Mensching 17 points + 17 points + 17 points = 51 points

4. Skip Lees 15 points

CLYDESDALE CATEGORY:

1. Tom Embree 23 points + 23 points + 23 points = 69 points

2. Colin Moakley 15 points + 19 points + 19 points = 53 points

3. Lau Ackerman 19 points

4. David Miller 17 points

4. Tony Mainz 17 points

6. Brian Teal 13 points

AND - THE BUTTE SERIES HILL CLIMB INFORMATION IS BELOW:

Hi Everyone! So, we are starting a NEW Hill Climb Series this next Spring - The Butte Hill Climb Time Trial Series in Spring 2009 will visit various parts of Butte County, with the climbs and dates below. There was a similar Series done years ago here in Chico - 1981 or 1982 - by Tom Devol and Jeff Smith, who owned Cyclesport bike shop at the time. And, of course, now there is that almost-famous Low Key Hillclimb Series in the Bay Area every fall. In any case, we decided to have our own and revive the old Hill Climb Series.......with a few route changes. Below is a list of the tentative events with dates. It should be mentioned that these dates could change depending upon other events going on. And, of course......the weather! Rain will NOT cancel - but snow and ice will.

Note: The Chico Hill Climb Time Trial Series will be back in the Fall/Winter of 2009 - starting in September! The Butte Series will go from January 1st, 2009 to May 31st, 2009. This Series follows a slow progression over 5 months - starting with the Category 3 climbs early to get your legs ready........and ending with the Category 1 climbs in May. This should help you take advantage of those springtime miles!! And, yes.....there will be a Summer Series as well.

How does it work??? Below are each of the 10 Hillclimbs in the Butte Hill Climb Time Trial Series. Each climb has been given a rank based upon feedback from some well-known riders in the area (and climbers in particular - yes, I know - everyone is different, but this is just a low-key have-fun series, so no big whoop). Category 1 climbs are the hardest, with Category 3 being.......let's not say easiest.......let's say........not quite as hard as Category 1! Points will be awarded to the top finishers in each Hill Climb TT - the folks with the most points at the end of the Series, wins the overall title in their respective categories........along with the coveted Butte County Hill Climb Champion Trophy.

EVERY competitor who starts and finishes an event receives an additonal 3 points PER event.

The Point Breakdown for placings is as follows:

Cat. 1 Climb = 30-26-24-22-20-18-16-14-12-10-8-6-4-2-1-1-1 (In other words, 1st place in a Cat. 1 TT gets 30 points, 2nd place gets 26 and on down the line - every person who competes in the event gets at least 1 point).

Cat. 2 Climb = 24-20-18-16-14-12-10-8-6-4-2-1-1-1(The winner of a Cat. 2 climb gets 24 points, 2nd place gets 20 points and on and on.)

Cat. 3 Climb = 20-16-14-12-10-8-6-4-2-1-1-1

And here are the Time Trial courses, the tentative dates, and their listed difficulty category:

Humboldt Road Time Trial - Jan. 1st - Cat. 3 - Definitely on January 1st. - COMPLETED!

Centerville to the Gravel - January 11 - Cat. 3 - COMPLETED!

Cherokee Time Trial - February 21 - Cat. 3 (Start at Coal Canyon Road @ Wheelock Rd. and go up 70, turn at Cherokee) - COMPLETED!

Cohasset to the Store - March 7 - Cat. 2

Pentz Road - March 14 - Cat. 2

Coutelenc TT - April 5 - Cat. 2 (Just stay on Coutelenc)

Vilas Road Time Trial - April 18 - Cat. 1 (From Nicalog to the end of Vilas)

Honey Run Road - May 10 - Cat. 1

Forest Ranch to Lomo - May 16 - Cat. 1(starts at Forest Ranch Store; ends at entrance to Butte Meadows)

Lomo to Jonesville TT - May 31 - Cat. 1 (starts at Hwy. 32 at entrance to Butte Meadows; ends at the snowmobile parking lot)

(Yes, I have a Summer Series planned too!)

10 Climbs, approximately 18,000 feet of climbing in total, held over a 5-month period from January through May 2009. Consistency will be key in winning the Overall Series.

Participant Categories - the following categories will be offered for the Series event(see below) The winner in each category will receive the Butte Hill Climb Champion Trophy, along with Bragging Rights.........as well as any stuff we can get to give away as prizes:

Category "A" Men

Category "B" Men

Women's Category

Womens 50+ Category

Clydesdale Men (No no, I'm not gonna weigh you - just show up and tell me and I will give you a yes or no answer.....however, I'm looking for about 200 pound body weight or more)

Mens 50+ Category

Mens 60+ Category

As usual, sandbaggers are strongly discouraged ( A Sandbagger would be a Category "A" rider entering a Category "B" event). Also, if there's a lot of folks in one particular category, we may split those up into sub-categories, if needed. In turn, if nobody - or very few folks are in one category, we may eliminate it and add an additional category where the numbers allow it.

Although donations to put on these events are always very appreciated and accepted, this Series is FREE - so come on out and take advantage of some, or all, of these Time Trials in Spring 2009! Hope to see you out there - and I will have more details, maps and information as we get closer to the events.

Rodney........

R.A.C.E. - Rodney's Annoying Cycling Events

Chico, CA

#1342

From: "ccpanel" <ccpanel@...>
Date: Fri Feb 27, 2009 7:48 pm
Subject: short stoker stem wanted for 27.2 seatpost

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#1341

From: "Rodney Cox" <lorrod7@...>
Date: Fri Feb 27, 2009 7:24 pm
Subject: Airport Criterium Sat. & Fast 50 update!

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Hi Everyone! Okay, right now we are planning on holding the Airport Practice Criterium on Saturday(February 28th) at 8:30am, if it doesn't rain. Registration will open at the usual spot on Convair Avenue at 8:15am. The Category "A" group will go 45 minutes PLUS 3 laps. The Category "B" group will go 40 minutes PLUS 3 laps. I promise to have a Cowbell out there this time - I know last time you couldn't hear my keys jingling for the Prime laps! Speaking of Prime laps - we will probably do a few of those during the event, but just for practice......and to get use to the feel of them. Again this is just a practice event, so no big whoop. RAIN or WET PAVEMENT cancels.

The Tuesday Night Airport Criterium Series is scheduled to begin again on Tuesday, March 10th at about 6pmish. The Time Change happens on Sunday, March 8th - Spring forward One Hour - so hoping to have just enough daylight out there to run the Crits. I will have more information as we get closer to the event.

The map of the Airport Criterium short-course is here(we'll also be running the long-course Crits on selected Tuesday night and Saturday/Sunday Criterium races):

FAST 50 UPDATE:

With the time change happening on Sunday, March 8th, the official start of the long-running "Fast 50" Wednesday night rides will be happening on March 11th! The starting spot for this ride is in the parking lot of Rosedale Elementary School located at 100 Oak Street here in Chico. The ride leaves promptly at 6:00pm from the parking lot area. A map of the course can be found here:

http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Fast-50255824

Hope to see you out there!!

Rodney.......

R.A.C.E. - Rodney's Annoying Cycling Events

Chico, CA

#1340

From: "carterdoni" <KDRM24@...>
Date: Fri Feb 27, 2009 5:17 am
Subject: Cohasset Ride Saturday Feb 28

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Hi everyone,
Boot campers are planning to ride Cohasset Rd after class on Saturday
morning.  Meet at Euro Cafe 11:00 am ( come earlier if you want to
meet others for coffee before the ride). Climb at your own pace.
Regroups at road narrows, then store, or end of Villas, depending on
your time and/or desire to climb!
Rain cancels.
Hope to see you Saturday.
Doni

#1339

From: "Rodney Cox" <lorrod7@...>
Date: Thu Feb 26, 2009 3:32 am
Subject: Tour de Ed - March 8th!

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

February 25, 2009

Contact: Scott Chandler

Chico Velo Cycling Club

chandler@...

Ride honoring Ed McLaughlin � local bike advocate and Chico Velo Board Member � Slated for March 8

Chico, CA � On December 21, 2007, Ed McLaughlin � then General Manager of Chico Velo Cycling Club and a Northern California bicycle advocate � was riding on a bike path with other riders when he hit a bollard -- a metal post set in the middle of a bike path to prevent cars from driving on the path.

Support for the community's best-known cycling advocate was overwhelming after his accident, and to help raise money for injured cyclists like him, the tax exempt Chico Cyclist's Care Fund was formed in 2008. The Chico Cyclist's Care Fund's charter is to help any Butte County cyclist -- who sustains injuries from cycling -- with medical expenses.

To honor Ed�s continued spirit and determination to make Chico a better place to live, the 2nd Annual Tour de Ed fundraising ride will take place on Sunday, March 8, 2009 at 10:00 AM.

The Tour will take riders on one of two routes:

� A casual 6 mile loop through Lower Bidwell Park (perfect for families,)

� A 20 mile ride to Durham and back on quiet country roads when the almond orchards are in near full bloom. There will be a rest stop in Durham.

The ride will start at the Chico City Hall parking lot at 10:00 am, with registration opening at 8:00 am. The entry fee will be $25 and all proceeds will go to the Chico Cyclist�s Care Fund. All riders will receive a free t-shirt and commemorative wrist band.

History of Advocacy and Success

During McLaughlin�s 20 plus year reign, Chico Velo has accomplished many major milestones. A few of the awards Chico was earned include:

� Best Bike Town � 1997, Bicycling! Magazine

� Bicycle Friendly Community, Bronze Award � 2004, League of American Bicyclists

� Wildflower Century � Top Ten Century, Bicycling! Magazine

Chico Velo currently hosts four annual century rides (100 miles in one day) and two overnight tours, and brings riders from all over Northern California, Nevada and Oregon to participate in them. The largest of them is the well-known Wildflower Century, which is held in late April and attracts 4,000 riders to Chico for the weekend. The Wildflower Century starts and finishes at the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds � the only facility in the area large enough to handle the event.

Chico Velo Cycling Club was formed in 1980 and serves the interest of bicyclists in the Butte County area through education and advocacy. Membership to the club is $10 a year. Further information about the club and ride schedules can be obtained at the Chico Velo website at www.chicovelo.org.

#1338

From: Pamela Weathers <paweathers@...>
Date: Wed Feb 25, 2009 5:13 am
Subject: Friday morining ride

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Friday's weather is looking good...so far

Friday, February 27

9:00am One-mile

decide and ride

17-20 mph (or maybe a climb?)

Pam Weathers

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#1337

From: Rhonda Hutchinson <shadowlady1997@...>
Date: Wed Feb 25, 2009 2:11 am
Subject: Re: Wednesday

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I hope you have good weather tomorrow and are able to ride, I am sorry I am out of town and won't be able to join you but I am looking forward to riding Friday morning.

Rhonda

From: Pamela Weathers <paweathers@...>
To: Pam Weathers <paweathers@...>
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2009 3:15:39 PM
Subject: [CycleSportCycling] Wednesday

Wednesday, Feb. 25

9:00AM One-Mile

14-16 mph no pace line

beginner friendly

**If raining, put on your hiking boots and meet at horseshoe lake (newer parking area) for a trek up the gravel road.

Fee free to call if unsure about weather....

Pam Weathers

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#1336

From: "Rodney Cox" <lorrod7@...>
Date: Wed Feb 25, 2009 12:30 am
Subject: Airport Criterium Practice Saturday.....Maybe!

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http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Corsa-Crit-practice

The Tuesday Night Airport Criterium Series is scheduled to begin again on Tuesday, March 10th at about 6pmish. The Time Change happens on Sunday, March 8th - Spring forward One Hour - so hoping to have just enough daylight out there to run the Crits. I will have more information as we get closer to the event.

The map of the Airport Criterium short-course is here:

Hope to see you out there!!

Rodney.......

R.A.C.E. - Rodney's Annoying Cycling Events

Chico, CA

#1335

From: Pamela Weathers <paweathers@...>
Date: Tue Feb 24, 2009 11:15 pm
Subject: Wednesday

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Wednesday, Feb. 25

9:00AM One-Mile

14-16 mph no pace line

beginner friendly

**If raining, put on your hiking boots and meet at horseshoe lake (newer parking area) for a trek up the gravel road.

Fee free to call if unsure about weather....

Pam Weathers

624-4457

#1334

From: "Rodney Cox" <lorrod7@...>
Date: Sun Feb 22, 2009 8:32 pm
Subject: Results from Messilla Valley Circuit Race.............

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WOW - what a day out there this morning! Yesterday, it was beautiful and sunny........today, it was beautiful.....but it was also pouring down rain with strong winds!!! It made for some epic conditions out there at this morning's 6-lap Messilla Valley Circuit Race.........and 12 riders were brave enough to come out to take part in the event!! My hat goes off to all of you - that was amazing......to watch!!

Let me first give a GINORMOUS Thank You to Christa Ritchey and Forough Molina for bringing out birthday cake for the riders and myself - I can't tell you how much I appreciate it - thank you so so much!!! That was totally cool - and very unexpected - and very appreciated! Thank you!!! And a HUGE thank you to Rich Thurman for driving the Sag vehicle at this morning's event - and keeping the riders safe!!

For some pictures and very shaky videos from this morning's Circuit Race, please visit this website:

And here are the results from this morning's Messilla Valley Circuit Race - in the pouring down rain:

Women's Category:

1. Kim Agur

2. Renee Fiack

Men's Category "B":

1. Brian Strukan

2. Jeff Ochs

Men's Category "A":

1. Kevin Speacht

2. Jeff Galland

3. Sean Dugan

4. Jesse Rushing

5. Mike Painter

6. Mike Castaldo

7. Rob Bishop

8. Mike Trowbridge

The next Messilla Valley Circuit Race is scheduled for Saturday, April 4th - Hope to see you there!!

Rodney........

R.A.C.E. - Rodney's Annoying Cycling Events

Chico, CA

#1333

From: "Rodney Cox" <lorrod7@...>
Date: Sun Feb 22, 2009 12:09 am
Subject: Updated Butte Hill Climb Standings...........

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Hi Y'all!! Okay, below are the Category Results from this morning's Category 3 Cherokee Time Trial - the 3rd race in the Butte Hill Climb Time Trial Series.........followed by the Updated Current Overall Standings in the Series. We have some changes in the Overall Standings after this morning's event, but we still have 7 events left to ride......with the climbs getting increasingly more difficult. It's going to be a great spring for climbing!!

Some silly photos of this morning's event can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/chicovelo/

The next Time Trial in the Butte Series will be the Category 2 climb of the always-popular Cohasset Time Trial on Saturday, March 7th! Registration for the Cohasset Time Trial will open at 8:15am at Nicalog Road & Cohasset Road - first rider off at 9:01am. Finish for this one is at the Cohasset Store. This event will go on rain or shine. This one climbs approximately 5.1 miles and contains about 1660 feet of elevation gain. A Bikely.com map of the course can be found here:

Hope to see you there!!

And tomorrow is the Messilla Valley Circuit Race - going on Rain or Shine at 9AM.

Category Standings for this morning's Cherokee Time Trial:

MEN'S CATEGORY "A":

1. Rich Thurman 15:48 = 20 + 3 = 23 points

2. Greg Golet 16:48 = 16 + 3 = 19 points

3. David Albrecht 16:57 = 14 + 3 = 17 points

4. Jesse Rushing 17:03 = 12 + 3 = 15 points

5. Mike Smith 17:17 = 10 + 3 = 13 points

6. Mike Cordova 17:21 = 8 + 3 = 11 points

7. Jim Roberts 17:38 = 6 + 3 = 9 points

8. James Plummer 17:49 = 4 + 3 = 7 points

9. Nathan Younie 19:17 = 2 + 3 = 5 points

10. Greg Watkins 20:25 = 1 + 3 = 4 points

WOMEN'S CATEGORY:

1. Margaret Jones 22:31 = 20 + 3 = 23 points

2. Reene Fiack 23:28 = 16 + 3 = 19 points

3. Caryn Jones 25:07 = 14 + 3 = 17 points

4. Tammy Watkins 25:20 = 12 + 3 = 15 points

5. Diann Harger 25:51 = 10 + 3 = 13 points

WOMEN'S MASTERS 50+ CATEGORY:

1. Jeanne O'Regan 21:25 = 20 + 3 = 23 points

2. Elizabeth Brent 22:12 = 16 + 3 = 19 points

MEN'S CATEGORY "B":

1. Jim Greenlee 19:39 = 20 + 3 = 23 points

2. John Touchette 21:04 = 16 + 3 = 19 points

3. Samuel Bransky 21:36 (1st Place in Junior Men's Category) = 14 + 3 = 17 points

4. David Dura 22:25 = 12 + 3 = 15 points

5. Jeff Davis 22:28 = 10 + 3 = 13 points

6. Ray Bransky 23:02 = 8 + 3 = 11 points

7. Brian Oppy 23:28 = 6 + 3 = 9 points

8. Jeff Nye 24:09 = 4 + 3 = 7 points

9. Andy Merchant 24:42 = 2 + 3 = 5 points

10. David Watkins 29:43 = 1 + 3 = 4 points

MEN'S MASTERS 50+ CATEGORY:

1. Mike Crumm 21:24 = 20 + 3 = 23 points

2. Bill Brent 21:30 = 16 + 3 = 19 points

3. Gary Fowler 21:52 = 14 + 3 + 5 Volunteer bonus = 22 points

4. John D'Ewart 24:06 = 12 + 3 = 15 points

MEN'S MASTERS 60+ CATEGORY:

1. Walt Schafer 20:50 = 20 + 3 = 23 points

2. Jay Rawlins 21:53 = 16 + 3 = 19 points

3. Jim Mensching 24:57 = 14 + 3 = 17 points

4. Skip Lees 26:51 = 12 + 3 = 15 points

CLYDESDALE CATEGORY:

1. Tom Embree 20:37 = 20 + 3 = 23 points

2. Colin Moakley 25:47 = 16 + 3 = 19 points

3. David Miller 26:34 = 14 + 3 = 17 points

AND........THE CURRENT OVERALL STANDINGS IN THE BUTTE HILL CLIMB TIME TRIAL SERIES AFTER 3 EVENTS:

MEN'S CATEGORY "A":

1. Rich Thurman 19 points + 17 points + 23 points = 59 points

2. Greg Golet 17 points + 15 points + 19 points = 51 points

3. Jim Roberts 15 points + 13 points + 9 points = 37 points

4. Aren Timmel 13 points + 23 points = 36 points

5. Jesse Rushing 19 points + 15 points = 34 points

6. Tim Olson 23 points

7. Brad Foster 11 points + 11 points = 22 points

8. Mike Smith 7 points + 13 points = 20 points

9. David Albrecht 17 points

10. Nathan Younie 7 points + 4 points + 5 points = 16 points

11. Greg Watkins 4 points + 4 points + 4 points = 12 points

12. Mike Cordova 11 points

13. Sean Dugan 9 points

13. Jeff Galland 9 points

15. James Plummer 7 points

16. Joe Shelburne 5 points

16. Eric Ayars 5 points

WOMEN'S CATEGORY:

1. Margaret Jones 19 points + 19 points + 23 points = 61 points (1st Place in Junior Women's Division too)

2. Diann Harger 17 points + 17 points + 13 points = 47 points

3. Christine Roberts 23 points + 23 points = 46 points

4. Renee Fiack 19 points

5. Caryn Jones 17 points

6. Tammy Watkins 15 points

WOMEN'S MASTERS 50+ CATEGORY:

1. Jeanne O'Regan 23 points + 23 points = 46 points

2. Elizabeth Brent 19 points

MEN'S CATEGORY "B":

1. Jim Greenlee 23 points + 23 points + 23 points = 69 points

2. John Touchette 15 points + 17 points + 19 points = 51 points

3. Clay Johnson 19 points + 19 points = 38 points

4. Jeff Davis 9 points + 9 points + 13 points = 31 points

5. Brian Oppy 5 points + 13 points + 9 points = 27 points

6. Charlie Pelton 11 points + 15 points = 26 points

7. David Dura 7 points + 15 points = 22 points

8. Ray Bransky 7 points + 11 points = 18 points

8. Jeff Nye 11 points + 7 points = 18 points

10. Samuel Bransky 17 points

10. Andy Grayson 17points

12. Andrew Merchant 4 points + 5 points + 5 points = 14 points

13. Alex Roberson 13 points

14. David Watkins 4 points + 4 points + 4 points = 12 points

15. Matt Itamura 4 points

15. Dennis Schmidt 4 points

MEN'S MASTERS 50+ CATEGORY:

1. Mike Crumm 23 points + 23 points + 23 points = 69 points

2. John D'ewart 13 points + 19 points + 15 points = 47 points

3. Gary Fowler 11 points + 22 points = 33 points

4. Steve O'Bryan 9 points + 17 points = 26 points

5. Bill Brent 19 points

5. Lee Altier 19 points

7. Greg Kallio 17 points

8. Dan Dominguez 15 points

MEN'S MASTERS 60+ CATEGORY:

1. Walt Schafer 19 points + 23 points + 23 points = 65 points

2. Jay Rawlins 23 points + 19 points + 19 points = 61 points

3. Jim Mensching 17 points + 17 points + 17 points = 51 points

4. Skip Lees 15 points

CLYDESDALE CATEGORY:

1. Tom Embree 23 points + 23 points + 23 points = 69 points

2. Colin Moakley 15 points + 19 points + 19 points = 53 points

3. Lau Ackerman 19 points

4. David Miller 17 points

4. Tony Mainz 17 points

6. Brian Teal 13 points

AND - THE BUTTE SERIES HILL CLIMB INFORMATION IS BELOW:

EVERY competitor who starts and finishes an event receives an additonal 3 points PER event.

The Point Breakdown for placings is as follows:

Cat. 2 Climb = 24-20-18-16-14-12-10-8-6-4-2-1-1-1(The winner of a Cat. 2 climb gets 24 points, 2nd place gets 20 points and on and on.)

Cat. 3 Climb = 20-16-14-12-10-8-6-4-2-1-1-1

And here are the Time Trial courses, the tentative dates, and their listed difficulty category:

Humboldt Road Time Trial - Jan. 1st - Cat. 3 - Definitely on January 1st. - COMPLETED!

Centerville to the Gravel - January 11 - Cat. 3 - COMPLETED!

Cherokee Time Trial - February 21 - Cat. 3 (Start at Coal Canyon Road @ Wheelock Rd. and go up 70, turn at Cherokee) - COMPLETED!

Cohasset to the Store - March 7 - Cat. 2

Pentz Road - March 14 - Cat. 2

Coutelenc TT - April 5 - Cat. 2 (Just stay on Coutelenc)

Vilas Road Time Trial - April 18 - Cat. 1 (From Nicalog to the end of Vilas)

Honey Run Road - May 10 - Cat. 1

Forest Ranch to Lomo - May 16 - Cat. 1(starts at Forest Ranch Store; ends at entrance to Butte Meadows)

Lomo to Jonesville TT - May 31 - Cat. 1 (starts at Hwy. 32 at entrance to Butte Meadows; ends at the snowmobile parking lot)

(Yes, I have a Summer Series planned too!)

10 Climbs, approximately 18,000 feet of climbing in total, held over a 5-month period from January through May 2009. Consistency will be key in winning the Overall Series.

Category "A" Men

Category "B" Men

Women's Category

Womens 50+ Category

Clydesdale Men (No no, I'm not gonna weigh you - just show up and tell me and I will give you a yes or no answer.....however, I'm looking for about 200 pound body weight or more)

Mens 50+ Category

Mens 60+ Category

Rodney........

R.A.C.E. - Rodney's Annoying Cycling Events

Chico, CA

#1332

From: "Rodney Cox" <lorrod7@...>
Date: Sat Feb 21, 2009 7:41 pm
Subject: Cherokee Time Trial Results..............

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Hi Everyone!! Wow - what an amazing day outside today! We had great temperatures, little wind and plenty of sunshine for this morning's Cherokee Uphill Time Trial - the 3rd race in the Butte Hill Climb Time Trial Series! In all, we had 38 riders take part in this morning's event - and it looks like the weather may even hold out for this afternoon's Airport Practice Criterium!

Okay, below are the Combined Results from this morning's Cherokee Time Trial. I will have the updated standings in the Butte Hill Climb Time Trial Series later this evening. Thank you ALL for coming out to the Time Trial this morning - it was GREAT seeing you all out there giving this hill your best shot! And, we'll be doing this hill again in the upcoming Table Mountain Road Race on May 2nd.

CHEROKEE UPHILL TIME TRIAL:

1. Rich Thurman 15:48

2. Greg Golet 16:48

3. David Albrecht 16:57

4. Jesse Rushing 17:03

5. Mike Smith 17:17

6. Mike Cordova 17:21

7. Jim Roberts 17:38

8. James Plummer 17:49

9. Nathan Younie 19:17

10. Jim Greenlee 19:39

11. Greg Watkins 20:25

12. Tom Embree 20:37

13. Walt Schafer 20:50

14. John Touchette 21:04

15. Mike Crumm 21:24

16. Jeanne O'Regan 21:25

17. Bill Brent 21:30

18. Samuel Bransky 21:36

19. Gary Fowler 21:52

20. Jay Rawlins 21:53

21. Elizabeth Brent 22:12

22. David Dura 22:25

23. Jeff Davis 22:28

24. Maggie Jones 22:31

25. Ray Bransky 23:02

26. Brian Oppy 23:28

27. Reene Fiack 23:28

28. John D'Ewart 24:06

29. Jeff Nye 24:09

30. Andy Merchant 24:42

31. Jim Mensching 24:57

32. Caryn Jones 25:07

33. Tammy Watkins 25:20

34. Colin Moakley 25:47

35. Diann Harger 25:51

36. David Miller 26:34

37. Skip Lees 26:51

38. David Watkins 29:43

Rodney......

R.A.C.E. - Rodney's Annoying Cycling Events

Chico, CA

#1331

From: "Rodney Cox" <lorrod7@...>
Date: Sat Feb 21, 2009 6:41 am
Subject: Airport Criterium Practice on Saturday!

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http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Corsa-Crit-practice

Hi Everyone! I know this is very short notice, but we are having an Airport Practice Criterium on Saturday(the 21st!) at 2pm, if you can make it out there. Same rules as before - 40 minutes + 3 laps for the B Group, 50 minutes + 3 laps for the A Group. Registration will open at 1:45pm. Same course, same everything - probably only a few practice Prime sprints.

The map of the Airport Criterium short-course is here:

Rodney.......

R.A.C.E. - Rodney's Annoying Cycling Events

Chico, CA

#1330

From: "chicoblue66" <davenott@...>
Date: Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:36 pm
Subject: Friday, Feb.20 Ride

chicoblue66

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Meet at one mile for the Friday morning ride at 9AM.
Pace 17-19  route to be determined

#1329

From: "Jack Rawlins" <jrawlins@...>
Date: Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:28 pm
Subject: Oroville ride this aft

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I'm going to drive to Hi 70 and ride the Table Mt loop this aft (Thursday), leaving instantly after the Tour of Calif broadcast. This will be a relaxed, easy roll--hammerers are welcome to go off the front. Anyone want to go? Call me at 899-1333 and leave a message.

Jay R.

#1328

From: "Rodney Cox" <lorrod7@...>
Date: Thu Feb 19, 2009 4:24 pm
Subject: 2 R.A.C.E. events this weekend!

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http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Cherokee-Time-Trial

CHEROKEE TIME TRIAL - Saturday, Feb. 21st - Rain or Shine:

Hi Everyone!! Yes, that Tour of California thingy and the Lance Show are all going on this weekend and next week, but we are also smack dab in the beginning of the Butte Hill Climb Time Trial Series as well!! The next event in this Series will take place on Saturday, February 21st - the Cherokee Time Trial! The Category 3 climb of the Cherokee Time Trial is approximately 4.8 miles in length and climbs approximately 1,200 feet.......from Coal Canyon Road to the little town of Cherokee - click on the link below to see the map of the course:

Registration will open at 8:15am at the corner of Hwy. 70 and Coal Canyon Road(ACROSS FROM WHEELOCK ROAD!), and the first rider will go off at 9:01am.....and, as usual, we will go in 1-minute intervals.

A HUGE thank you goes out to Gary Fowler for volunteering to help with the Time Trial start - and with that, an extra 5 points will be awarded to Gary in the Butte Hill Climb Time Trial Series!

AND - the Messilla Valley Circuit Race takes place the very next day(Sunday, February 22nd) for some added pain......er.....uh.......fun!!!

MESSILLA VALLEY CIRCUIT RACE - Sunday, Feb. 22nd - Shortened length if Raining:

Hi Everyone! Yes, it is back on the schedule - the monthly(or almost-monthly) Messilla Valley Circuit Race will be held for the 1st time in 2009 on Sunday, February 22nd. This is the day after the Cherokee Time Trial(Race #3 in the Butte Hill Climb Time Trial Series).

Again, there is NO entry fee to participate in this Circuit Race. However, donations are always very welcome - but most definitely NOT mandatory, required or expected!

The announcement for the race is listed below. Also, there are 2 sets of mini-trophies for the winners - the Womens winner in the "A" Category, the Mens winner in the "A" category, the Womens winner in the "B" Category and the Mens winner in the "B" Category. If there are no Womens A riders, we will award the trophy to the Mens Masters 45+ winner in the A Category. So, come on out to participate or to watch - or both! And remember - we're just out there to ride, train, have fun, get a little exercise - and get you out there on your bicycles!!

Okay, here is the race announcement:

We will be having the Messilla Valley Circuit Race on Sunday, February 22nd - at 9:00am. Registration will open at 8:30AM at the top of the hill of Messilla Valley Road - just near the intersection with Pentz Road. The "A" Category will be starting their event at 9:00AM, and the "B" Category going at 9:01AM. The number of laps will remain the same as last year - 10 laps for each Category(sorry - I know, I'm the devil!). Again, sandbagging will not be allowed!

The Messilla Valley Course is approximately 3.5 miles in length with about 300+
feet of climbing per lap. 10 laps = 35 miles and 3,000+ feet of climbing. We will
have one or two water containers at the Start/Finish Line. For a map of the course,
please click on the link below:

http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Messilla-Valley-Circuit-Race

Again, most USCF rules apply to these races - you know, wear a helmet, don't be stupid, ride correctly and all that good stuff. A mention about Tri Bars - You can have Tri Bars on your bicycle - BUT, you must NOT use them if you are in a pack or paceline! Normally, in a USCF race, you would not be allowed to have them on your bicycle - but I know many of us like them on our bicycles and use them for training. This isn't the World Championships - we do these Circuit Races for fun, fitness and practice - but please be very very reluctant in using the Tri Bars in a pack/paceline situation.

For those of you driving to the course, Spring Valley School is approximately
1-mile from the Start/Finish.......or you can park at Butte College and ride to
the start(great warm-up and cool-down, with a store along the way). Parking on
the course is strongly discouraged.

Helmets are mandatory!!

Water bottle hand-ups will be solely dependent on volunteers, BUT I will be bringing a small ice chest with some water bottles again(ice water only).

Hope to see you out there!!

Rodney.........

R.A.C.E. - Rodney's Annoying Cycling Events

Chico, CA

#1327

From: Charlie Pelton <pelton182@...>
Date: Wed Feb 18, 2009 4:25 am
Subject: Re: A stylin' fixie

peltonc_6

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Ken, thanks for sharing the picture of the cool wooden steed. Really cool.

--- On Wed, 2/18/09, Ken Atterbury <katter@...> wrote:

From: Ken Atterbury <katter@...>
Subject: [CycleSportCycling] A stylin' fixie
To: CycleSportCycling@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, February 18, 2009, 1:02 AM

Spotted at the California Bike Museum in Davis, while waiting for Stage 1 of the AToC to start.
Ken A.
p.s. bet Gelati doesn't have one of these!

#1326

From: Ken Atterbury <katter@...>
Date: Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:02 am
Subject: A stylin' fixie

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Spotted at the California Bike Museum in Davis, while waiting for Stage 1 of the AToC to start.

Ken A.

p.s. bet Gelati doesn't have one of these!

#1325

From: mark <ccpanel@...>
Date: Tue Feb 17, 2009 6:42 pm
Subject: Re: AMGEN TOUR

ccpanel

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http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/the-hills-amgen-2010
chico up to paradise down pentz through cherokee, then up around dam via kelly ridge then down through bangor, then up around brownsville, and up around bullards bar and then down to nevada city.
death ride.
6900' climbing

your route is here;
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/flat-fast-amgen-2010
122 miles one 1200 bump climb.

i prefer the mt stage as it doesnt seem like amgen really uses the mts-the real ones... also it doesnt spend any time in the sierra nevadas which i feel is a big part of CA...BUT i do realize that it makes more sense to go from sac to chico to davis...

maybe a chico to historic downtown marysville via paradise/oroville...
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/moderate-amgen-2010-chico-to-marysville

mark

-
http://woodsonappraisal.com
pays for
http://customclassics.org

#1324

From: Pamela Weathers <paweathers@...>
Date: Tue Feb 17, 2009 6:26 pm
Subject: Wednesday ride

harryandsamsmom

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It is suppose to be fair weather tomorrow. Yippee!

Wednesday, February 18

9:00am One-mile

beginner friendly route/pace

rain will cancel :(

Pam Weathers

624-4457

#1323

From: David Weathers <david-weathers@...>
Date: Tue Feb 17, 2009 4:00 am
Subject: Re: Re: AMGEN TOUR

on2wheels11

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Hi Mark:

Your routes are awesome....You have a couple that we (chico riders) should do- I especially like the less vertical route- lots of bail outs ( for whimps like me..)

easy to do, etc--Nice Routes ....

In talking with the tour directors, they noted they accept proposals from cities as either a "start" or a "finish" of a stage (doing a time trial / prologue stage is a major undertaking)

They suggested a first year city do a start or finish stage.

Being a host city for a "start" is much easier, and has several benefits as explained to me

FOR FANS: autograph sessions, more exposure (more time) to/with the riders and the "tour experiance", see all the team riders warming up, teams arrive the night before and stay in the host town, visit restuarants, pubs, etc.

FOR CHICO (City) :there is less cost/expense/sponsorship outlay from the city to host a start (versus a finish, TT, prolouge). The formula equates to a fantastic experiance for cycle fans and financial influx for our local economy .

So..I had fun making a route too....a start stage would leave Chico and go (probably) south. . I thought leaving Chico--going to Ord Bend (45)...through Colusa....through Williams....up HWY 20....south on 16...through Esparto...and then to Davis for a finish...

...just a thought....

Mark, Thanks so much for your input, see you stau

Chico will be sent a proposal package ( will be sent to " city of chico" offices) about the last week of March....

Dave W

--- On Mon, 2/16/09, ccpanel <ccpanel@...> wrote:

From: ccpanel <ccpanel@...>
Subject: [CycleSportCycling] Re: AMGEN PHOTO's, CYCLESPORT GROUP RIDE,
To: CycleSportCycling@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, February 16, 2009, 10:30 AM

how about this for a gentle tour;
http://www.bikely. com/maps/ bike-path/ Proposed- AMGEN-tour- route-for- Chico-CA- 2010
how about this for more vertical feet?
http://www.bikely. com/maps/ bike-path/ vertical- Proposed- AMGEN-tour- route-for- Chico-CA- 2010
its just a rough sketch. it starts/ends in front of city hall, and
goes through bidwell park, lower paradise, cherokee, up around kelly
ridge, down through oroville, back through durham then up neal and
back down to city hall.
Mark

--- In CycleSportCycling@ yahoogroups. com, David Weathers
<david-weathers@ ...> wrote:
>
> �
> Hi Folks;
> � Pam and I�had�vip entry/ access to the amgen tour in Sacramento
this year. Got to "rub elbows" with the pro's and some others (Mc'
Dreamy, OLN guys, etc.). I posted some pictures for you to enjoy.
�PLEASE CLICK ON BELOW LINK TO VIEW
> �
> http://cyclesport. homestead. com/
> �
> ....the really, I mean really cool part of our day...is, Pam I met
and�talked with the president, CEO, and all senior staff of the Amgen
Tour,�AEG and Metal sports. --They (all) would very much like to have
Chico on the Amgen Tour as a stage start or finish--they love Chico.
It would involve every aspect of our community. Everyone we met was as
nice as they come. Just something to think about...I you have
questions about this please contact myself or Pam.
> �
> Locally, The monthly Cyclesport ride is next weekend in the rolling
hills of Oroville, as John W. has posted ...�Last year, it was a great
ride !!!
> �
> DW
> �
> �
>

#1322

From: CycleSportCycling@yahoogroups.com
Date: Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:09 pm
Subject: New file uploaded to CycleSportCycling

CycleSportCycling@yahoogroups.com

Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the CycleSportCycling
group.

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You can access this file at the URL:
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#1321

From: "ccpanel" <ccpanel@...>
Date: Mon Feb 16, 2009 6:32 pm
Subject: Re: AMGEN PHOTO's, CYCLESPORT GROUP RIDE,

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I am not sure why the message I posted last night did not post but
here it is again;
My wife and I will most certainly do anything to support AMGEn in
Chico. I will recuit/kidnapp all my non-cycling friends as well.
Mark

--- In CycleSportCycling@yahoogroups.com, David Weathers
<david-weathers@...> wrote:
>
> �
> Hi Folks;
> � Pam and I�had�vip entry/ access to the amgen tour in Sacramento
this year. Got to "rub elbows" with the pro's and some others (Mc'
Dreamy, OLN guys, etc.). I posted some pictures for you to enjoy.
�PLEASE CLICK ON BELOW LINK TO VIEW
> �
> http://cyclesport.homestead.com/
> �
> ....the really, I mean really cool part of our day...is, Pam I met
and�talked with the president, CEO, and all senior staff of the Amgen
Tour,�AEG and Metal sports. --They (all) would very much like to have
Chico on the Amgen Tour as a stage start or finish--they love Chico.
It would involve every aspect of our community. Everyone we met was as
nice as they come. Just something to think about...I you have
questions about this please contact myself or Pam.
> �
> Locally, The monthly Cyclesport ride is next weekend in the rolling
hills of Oroville, as John W. has posted ...�Last year, it was a great
ride !!!
> �
> DW
> �
> �
>

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#1320

From: "ccpanel" <ccpanel@...>
Date: Mon Feb 16, 2009 6:30 pm
Subject: Re: AMGEN PHOTO's, CYCLESPORT GROUP RIDE,

ccpanel

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how about this for a gentle tour;
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Proposed-AMGEN-tour-route-for-Chico-CA-2010
how about this for more vertical feet?
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/vertical-Proposed-AMGEN-tour-route-for-Chic\
o-CA-2010
its just a rough sketch. it starts/ends in front of city hall, and
goes through bidwell park, lower paradise, cherokee, up around kelly
ridge, down through oroville, back through durham then up neal and
back down to city hall.
Mark

--- In CycleSportCycling@yahoogroups.com, David Weathers
<david-weathers@...> wrote:
>
> �
> Hi Folks;
> � Pam and I�had�vip entry/ access to the amgen tour in Sacramento
this year. Got to "rub elbows" with the pro's and some others (Mc'
Dreamy, OLN guys, etc.). I posted some pictures for you to enjoy.
�PLEASE CLICK ON BELOW LINK TO VIEW
> �
> http://cyclesport.homestead.com/
> �
> ....the really, I mean really cool part of our day...is, Pam I met
and�talked with the president, CEO, and all senior staff of the Amgen
Tour,�AEG and Metal sports. --They (all) would very much like to have
Chico on the Amgen Tour as a stage start or finish--they love Chico.
It would involve every aspect of our community. Everyone we met was as
nice as they come. Just something to think about...I you have
questions about this please contact myself or Pam.
> �
> Locally, The monthly Cyclesport ride is next weekend in the rolling
hills of Oroville, as John W. has posted ...�Last year, it was a great
ride !!!
> �
> DW
> �
> �
>

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#1319

From: David Weathers <david-weathers@...>
Date: Sun Feb 15, 2009 8:27 pm
Subject: AMGEN PHOTO's, CYCLESPORT GROUP RIDE,

on2wheels11

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http://cyclesport.homestead.com/

Hi Folks;

Pam and I had vip entry/ access to the amgen tour in Sacramento this year. Got to "rub elbows" with the pro's and some others (Mc' Dreamy, OLN guys, etc.). I posted some pictures for you to enjoy. PLEASE CLICK ON BELOW LINK TO VIEW

....the really, I mean really cool part of our day...is, Pam I met and talked with the president, CEO, and all senior staff of the Amgen Tour, AEG and Metal sports. --They (all) would very much like to have Chico on the Amgen Tour as a stage start or finish--they love Chico. It would involve every aspect of our community. Everyone we met was as nice as they come. Just something to think about...I you have questions about this please contact myself or Pam.

Locally, The monthly Cyclesport ride is next weekend in the rolling hills of Oroville, as John W. has posted ... Last year, it was a great ride !!!

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#1318

From: JOHN WIESINGER <wiesinger.john@...>
Date: Sun Feb 15, 2009 4:12 am
Subject: Oroville Rolling Hills Group Ride - 2/21

hamrhard

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Cyclesport Group Ride

***Oroville Rolling Hills***

Saturday, February 21

8:00 AM, One Mile, to carpool (extra time to grab coffee and a treat!)

9:00 AM, Papacito's Mexican Restaurant, to meet

9:10 AM, roll out

2 rides to choose from, 1 longish and 1 shortish! Rolling hills. Route led, a few regroups and a fun casual atmosphere.

Ride feast afterwards at Papacitos!

All are welcome to participate. Questions, call Mike or Ken at the shop, 345-1910.

(Papacito's - please park behind, up the hill

1751 Oro Dam Blvd E, Oroville, CA� )

See you then!

John

#1317

From: "James" <jamesplummer@...>
Date: Sat Feb 14, 2009 12:45 am
Subject: ToC Challenge...

jpplum2006

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I'll put it out there, with the coming ToC I am going to challenge
myself and anyone interested to riding each of the next nine days.

It goes a bit like this:
Saturday TT at River Rd.
Sunday Cohasset-Vilas
Monday Ride to the River (Our own version of the Pacific)
Tuesday Centerville
Wednesday Fast Fifty with lights
Thursday TT at River Rd
Friday Ride to Oroville and home (commute)
Saturday Honey Run - Neal
Sunday Cohasset to the gravel.

My own schedule is a bit hectic and I am scared of the rain, so the
rollers will be used in the place of any of these events. Throw your
hat in the ring and ride as many of these together as we can.

James

Apologies to D.Curtis...

#1316

From: "jonzuehlke" <jonzuehlke@...>
Date: Fri Feb 13, 2009 1:47 am
Subject: Hello group.. I'm volunteering. If questions you call me 520-3436 tks Jon

jonzuehlke

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Hello members of the Welcome Staff Team,


At the most recent strategy meeting, concern was expressed that we
may NOT have enough Welcome Staffers to support the crowds!  I figure
we either pray for rain (which has been the farmer's strategy and it
is not working) or we can see if we can recruit other volunteers.


So I am turning to you . . .the ones we know will be doing the
job,. . . and asking you . . . Do you have a friend or two who would
like to volunteer their time on Sunday morning to do this job?


If yes, PLEASE ask them to send me an email at AMGEN.Stage1@...
and I will enroll them and get them all the necessary information.


Jan

--
Janice & Adam Bridge
LOC Volunteer Coordinators
AMGEN Tour of California 2009

It all begins in Davis!

#1315

From: Pamela Weathers <paweathers@...>
Date: Fri Feb 13, 2009 2:01 am
Subject: Friday morning ride

harryandsamsmom

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**Rain cancels**(Happy Dave N?)

Friday, February 13

9:00am Euro Cafe

Cohasset hill climb

-OR-

training drills

(depending on how dark the clouds are over Cohasset)

Pam Weathers

624-4457 (feel free to call if the weather is questionable)

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#1314

From: "Rodney Cox" <lorrod7@...>
Date: Fri Feb 13, 2009 1:09 am
Subject: Messilla Valley Circuit Race - Sunday, Feb. 22nd!

rodneycox68

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Again, there is NO entry fee to participate in this Circuit Race. However, donations are always very welcome - but most definitely NOT mandatory, required or expected!

Okay, here is the race announcement:

Helmets are mandatory!!

Water bottle hand-ups will be solely dependent on volunteers, BUT I will be bringing a small ice chest with some water bottles again(ice water only).

Hope to see you out there!!

Rodney.........

R.A.C.E. - Rodney's Annoying Cycling Events

Chico, CA