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APRIL
•
M AY
The SACRAMENTO BIKE HIKERS is the oldest continually
active bicycle club in the Sacramento area - founded in 1968.
The club’s focus is on touring and recreational cycling. This ride
schedule provides for year round weekend rides; holiday rides;
summer evening rides; weekday rides; special rides such as the
Party Pardee Century and multi-day rides... A variety of rides
is scheduled to attempt to provide for all abilities and interests.
Riders should review this schedule carefully and select those
rides that fall within their capability... The schedule is available
to interested cyclists at Sacramento area bike shops and is
mailed to all members.
Monthly membership meetings provide club business updates,
open discussion on club activities and policies, and feature
speakers on subjects of interest to cyclists.
Non-members are invited to attend rides and meetings to get a
feel for the club, without obligation.
Riders under age 18 may participate on rides if they are accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult.
A sign-in roster is available at the start of each ride. All riders
must sign the roster to be regarded as a participant.
If a rider has to leave a ride for any reason, the ride leader
must be informed.
Helmets are required on all Bike Hiker club rides.
This Ride Schedule is available on our home page.
Come to our website and learn how you can join the Bike
Hiker Mailing List, check your club mileage and get up to
date information about rides and special events!
http://www.bikehikers.com
SEE THE R I D E G R A D I N G
CODE ON THE INSIDE BACK PAGE
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JUNE
•
2013
RIDE STARTS
The most common start locations for club rides have been centralized in the “Start List” below. These locations apply to a number of
club rides and are referenced in the ride descriptions (e.g., Meet
at Five Points Shopping Center, see Start List for directions). If a
ride starts from one of the locations below, check the Start List for
directions. The ride descriptions for rides that start at other locations
will continue to include the specific start locations and directions.
Five Points Shopping Center - Located in Carmichael, on the
southeast corner of Fair Oaks Blvd and Arden Way. Park along the
Arden Way side of the parking lot.
Gold River Town Center - Located in Gold River, off of Gold Field
Dr, about ½ mile south of the American River. From Sunrise Blvd,
turn east on Gold Country Blvd, then right (south) on Gold Field
Dr, then right into the parking lot.
Nimbus Fish Hatchery - Located on Nimbus Rd off of Gold Country
Blvd, just west of Hazel Ave. From Hwy 50, take Hazel Ave exit,
travel north .7 miles, turn left on Gold Country Blvd, then right into
Fish Hatchery parking lot.
Vic’s Market - Located in the Folsom Village Shopping Center,
Folsom, on the southwest corner of Oak Ave Parkway and American
River Canyon Dr. From Folsom-Auburn Rd, go west about a mile
on Oak Ave Parkway to the shopping center parking lot on the left.
Bel Air Shopping Center - Located in Rocklin on the NE corner of
Stanford Ranch Rd and Sunset Blvd (2341 Sunset Blvd). From I-80
take Hwy 65 exit (toward Lincoln), then first exit (#307) to Stanford
Ranch Rd. Shopping Center is approx 1 mi ahead on left at corner.
Maidu Regional Park - Located in Roseville on Rocky Ridge Dr,
south of Douglas Blvd and north of S. Cirby Way. From I-80, take
Douglas Blvd exit east, then south on Rocky Ridge Dr. Park is on
left.
April Cont.
CLUB MEETING
WED 3
BIKE HIKERS CLUB MEETING
7:00 PM
Tonight’s speaker will be announced soon.
Directions: Meet at Community Clubhouse 1 in Carmichael
Park. The clubhouse is located at 5750 Grant Ave near the
corner of Fair Oaks Blvd. and Grant Ave. Go West on Grant
Ave. and the Community Clubhouse will be on your left, park
in back near the tennis courts. See a map at http://www.
carmichaelpark.com/Parks/Maps/CPMap.082806.mht
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MON 1
APRIL FOOLS MORNING COFFEE RIDE
9:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Fools rush in, where wise men fear to tread. We are not
going there. This is just a slow and pleasant trek to one of our
favorite coffee shops.
Meet at Five Points Shopping Center (See Ride List for
directions).
Leader: Pete Altenburg 363-9564
TUE
2
TUESDAY EVENING RIDE AND DINNER
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
Come join us for our continuing series of brisk paced
(18+mph) Tuesday night rides. This month we will meet at the
Gold River Town Center. The route varies from week to week,
using bike trail and surface streets. Lights are required front
and rear. Dinner afterwards if enough interest.
Meet at Gold River Town Center (See Ride List for directions).
Leader: Shon Elmer 530-902-4263 [email protected]
WED 3
WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST
& LEISURE RIDE
9:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
We’ll ride 30 miles or so depending upon the choice of
restaurant for today. The Leisure Ride starts at the same time
and location as the Breakfast Ride, but has its own leader, the
grade is E/D20-30 and the pace is determined by the group.
One sign-in sheet is used for both ride options.
Leaders: Joe Lesh 242-8391 hm, 723-9870 cell,
or [email protected] and
Leisure Ride Leader: Dawn Cole 847-5244
WED 3
FOOTHILLS BREAKFAST RIDE
9:00 AM...................................... Grade: C43
A different route to Newcastle for breakfast (approx. $5 +
tip) on country roads. An alternative to the AR bike trailapproximately 1500 feet altitude gain.
Directions: Meet at Maidu Park. (See Ride List for directions)
Leaders: Jim Karpowicz 782-8523 and
Doug Souvignier 332-8194
THU
4
THURSDAY EVENING HILL TRAINING
6:30 PM.............................. Grade: C/B10-30
A six week series of hill training rides in the middle of the
week to get ready for those events coming up. Routes will
either consist of a series of short loops to be repeated or a
set route in the Folsom, El Dorado Hills area...route varies
week to week. Lights required front and rear, reflective gear
recommended.
Directions: REI, Iron Point Rd near E. Bidwell in Folsom
Leader: [email protected] or 205-3958
FRI
5
T.G.I.F. COFFEE RIDE
9:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
Thank Goodness it’s Friday! Time for a week’s end spin in
search of coffee and goodies!
Leader: Dave Abbott 217-0556
PARTY PARDEE TIME
SAT
6
PARTY PARDEE HALF METRIC
AND METRIC CENTURY
No Club Rides are held on this date. Bike Hikers are
encouraged to volunteer and support Party Pardee.
Leader: Steve Anderson 293-9857
SUN
7
KNOT YOUR NORMAL RIDE
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D35+
Join the Knipping’s for an early morning jaunt to some place
new and fresh (well we hope it is anyway). We have perused
our Entertainment book for great places with great savings...
we will email the restaurant so you can grab your coupon!
Heidi has the broom so watch it (just kidding)...this ride is
swept.
Meet at Five Points Shopping Ctr (See Ride List for directions)
Leaders: Heidi Knipping 605-9270, and Dean 599-2313
SUN
7
ROSEVILLE/ LINCOLN ROUND ABOUT
8:30 AM................................. Grade: C32/52
Ride bike trails and mostly country roads to and beyond
Lincoln looping back to Roseville. Stores/cafes are available in
Lincoln. Approximately 2500-3000 feet of altitude gain.
Meet at Maidu Park. (See Ride List for directions)
Leader: Jim Karpowicz 782-8523
April Cont.
April Cont.
MON 8
ROVING MONDAY MORNING
COFFEE RIDE
9:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Join us for a roving morning ride to a favorite coffee shop.
Leader: Linda Noland hm 987-7971 cell 416-6172
FRI
12
9:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
Leader: Don Scalise 485-2611
MON 8
POST PARDEE PIZZA PARTY
FOR VOLUNTEERS
Tonight’s party celebrates the dedication of club members
who volunteered their time and effort to the success of Party
Pardee last Saturday.
Directions: Please see your committee chairperson for the
location and details.
SAT
13
RIDE AROUND GRAND ISLAND
9:00 AM............................... Grade: E49/E37
We’ll start from Franklin Elementary School then loop around
Grand Island riding through some of the more rustic parts of
the Delta. Both routes will start by going to Alma’s Cafe in
Walnut Grove for breakfast or snacks. From there the longer
route will continue down Tyler Island before crossing the river
just before Isleton. Circling around Grand Island there will be a
second rest stop at Hogback Island Access (porta-potties only)
before heading back to Franklin. The shorter route will cross
the river at Walnut Grove then ride across Grand Island before
heading back to the Start.
Directions: Meet in the Franklin Elementary School parking lot
near the corner of Franklin Blvd and Hood Franklin Road. The
entrance to the parking lot is on Franklin Blvd about 100 yards
north of the intersection just before Franklin Cemetery. Look
for the Franklin Elementary School sign.
Leader: Bill Bischoff 531-2802 [email protected]
TUE
9
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
(18+mph) Tuesday night rides. This month we will meet at the
Gold River Town Center. The route varies from week to week,
and rear. Dinner afterwards if enough interest.
WED 10
& LEISURE RIDE
9:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Leaders: Marsh Stadt 944-0174, cell 281-8158
or [email protected] and
Irene Stadt cell 642-2615 or [email protected]
THU
11
THURSDAY EVENING BIKE TRAIL RIDE
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
Non-members and all levels of riders are welcome to
participate. Cycle for fitness and recreation, and learn about
the Bike Hikers. Ride at your own pace; the leader will sweep
the 20 mile trail to ensure all riders return to the start. Riders
must wear helmets and should bring a water bottle. Be ready
to ride at 6:00 PM.
Leader: Sarah Jones 583-8398, [email protected]
THU
11
6:30 PM............................. Grade: C/B 10-30
recommended.
Directions: REI, Iron Point Rd near East Bidwell in Folsom
SAT
13
BEGINNER RIDE SERIES 2 OF 5
1:00 PM.................................... Grade: E10+
Have you tried out that new bike yet? Are you new to cycling?
Not sure when (or why) to change gears? This is the second
session of the Ride Committee’s special five-part series
designed for cycling newbies and those returning to the
sport who would like some friendly advice and assistance on
basic cycling techniques, safety, fitness, nutrition and simple
mechanics. Each session includes a “show and tell” topic and
a ride to practice skills. The rides will gradually increase in
distance with the goal of achieving enough fitness to cycle 20
miles on the Mon/Thurs evening bike trail rides. Don’t forget
water and your helmet!
Meet at Gold River Town Center (See Ride List for directions)
Leader: Larry Robinson 838-5654
G O O U T S I D E A N D P L AY.
For all your cycling gear, apparel, and
accessory needs, visit your local REI store.
REI Sacramento
1790 Expo Parkway
(916) 924-8900
REI Roseville
1148 Galleria Blvd.
(916) 724-6750
REI Folsom
24525 Iron Point Rd.
(916) 817-8944
Hundreds of great outdoor brands for millions of destinations.
Visit www.rei.com/stores for details.
April Cont.
MON 15
MONDAY EVENING BIKE TRAIL RIDE
6:00 PM.............................. Grade: E/D20/30
Non-Members and all levels of riders are welcome to participate,
cycle for fitness and recreation, and learn about the Bike Hikers.
Ride at your own pace; the ride leader will sweep the 20 mile
trail to ensure all riders return to the start. Riders must wear
helmets and should bring a water bottle.
Be ready to ride at 6:00 PM sharp!
Directions: Meet at the bench on the bike trail at William Pond
where we usually have our club picnic. (by the water fountain &
bathroom)
Leader: Heidi Knipping 605-9270
April Cont.
SUN
14 THE HIGH TAX BRACKET RIDE
9:00 AM....................................... Grade: A60
This will be my “Every Dam Hill” (aka tour of the 2%’ers)
route. If you completed all loops on the hill training series
much of the first half will be familiar to you. There is a break
at Starbucks at Green Valley/Francisco before the 2nd half of
the ride. Ride is no-sweep, there will be some re-group points
Directions: Folsom Bike, at Folsom/Auburn Rd and
Folsom Lake Crossing
Leader: Scott Miller 768-3935 [email protected]
SUN
14
SPRING THRU THE ENGLISH HILLS
9:00 AM............................... Grade: D34/C42
Both routes follow a loop from Winters to Vacaville; roaming
through the east side of the English Hills on the way out and
coming back by way of Pleasant Valley and Putah Creek
Rds. The long route includes out and back climbs to the top
of Cantelow Rd. on both the front and back sides. Rest stop
is in downtown Vacaville at the Pure Grain Bakery Cafe.
Directions: Meet at the public parking lot in Winters at the
corner of Main St. and Railroad Ave. next to Steady Eddy’s.
Leader: Carolyn Lewis 335-9077 (cell)
SUN
14
NOT-SO-TAXING DAY BEFORE
APRIL 15 RIDE
1:00 PM..................................... Grade: E/26
Join us for a “not-so-taxing” ride up to the Nimbus Fish
Hatchery and back via the beautiful ARBT. For those who
want to hang around after the ride we can grab a bite to eat
and/or a cold beverage at La Riviera Family Pizza. If you
have any last minute tax questions I’ll be happy to answer
them for FREE (but remember, you get what you pay for).
Directions: Big Lots Parking Lot 8700 La Riviera Drive
(at Watt Ave)
Leader: Carol Ansier 799-8089 [email protected].
MON 15
COFFEE RIDE
9:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Leader: Joshua Neisinger 505-6935 [email protected]
TUE
16
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
Come join us for our continuing series of brisk paced (18+mph)
Tuesday night rides. The route varies from week to week, using
bike trail and surface streets. Lights are required front and rear.
We usually go to dinner afterward.
WED 17
& LEISURE RIDE TO UGLY MUG
9:00 AM................................ Grade: C/D30+
Today join us for a beautiful ride in the country to the Ugly Mug
in Loomis. The regular ride is 36+ miles and the Leisure Ride
starts at the same time from Vic’s Market but uses a less hilly
route with mileage of 22 miles.
Meet at Vic’s Market, Folsom (See Ride List for directions).
Leaders: Linda Noland hm 987-7971, cell 416-61752 and
Leisure Ride Leader: Pam Abbott, 217-4712
THU
18
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
Non-members and all levels of riders are welcome to participate.
Cycle for fitness and recreation, and learn about the Bike Hikers.
Ride at your own pace; the leader will sweep the 20 mile trail to
ensure all riders return to the start. Riders must wear helmets
and should bring a water bottle. Be ready to ride at 6:00 PM.
Leader: Sarah Jones 583 8398, [email protected]
THU
18
6:30 PM.............................. Grade: C/B10-30
A six week series of hill training rides in the middle of the week
to get ready for those events coming up. Routes will either
consist of a series of short loops to be repeated or a set route
in the Folsom, El Dorado Hills area...route varies week to week.
Lights required front and rear, reflective gear recommended.
Directions: REI at Iron Point Rd. near E. Bidwell in Folsom
FRI
19
9:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
Leader: Elaine Hens 501-2213
April Cont.
SAT
20
ARBORETUM RIDE #1
9:00 AM...................................... Grade: E24
Join us for a ride to the UC Davis Arboretum. After touring
the arboretum, stop at any of the cafes and restaurants
around Davis for a bit to eat before heading back to the park
and ride lot.
Directions: Meet at the West Sac Park & Ride lot (from
I-80, take West Capitol Ave - the last exit before the Yolo
Causeway - to the Park & Ride lot).
Leader: Linda Jew 682-8287, [email protected]
SAT
20
BIKE AROUND THE BUTTES
(BENEFIT RIDE)
It’s the 28th Annual Bike Around the Buttes and a Bike
Hiker favorite! Proceeds benefit the Yuba-Sutter Diabetes
Association. Visit the website for related information at http://
www.bikearoundthebuttes.com. Three route options are
available, including the classic 40 mile ride around the Sutter
Buttes and a full century. Pay the registration fee, complete
one of the routes and sign-in to receive club mileage credit.
Wear your Bike Hiker colors.
Directions: The ride starts at the Sutter Youth Bldg, 7740
Butte House Rd, Sutter, CA
Leader: Randy Wood 530-400-1706 or
[email protected]
SUN
21
JUST ONE HILL
8:00 AM............................... Grade: C20/B40
Ride up Mt. Diablo. If you want to drive instead of carpool,
call me about directions to Walnut Creek. This is a no sweep
ride, but we will regroup at the Summit before descending.
The temperature at the top can be cooler so bring layers.
This is a good prep for the Chico Wildflower next weekend.
The start of the ride will be around 10:00 AM. Call with any
questions.
Directions: If carpooling meet in West Sacramento at the
West Capitol Park & Ride (North side of I-80). Take the West
Capitol Ave exit (last exit before the Yolo Causeway). We’ll
depart for ride start at 8:00 AM.
Leader: Alan Votava 369-2281
SUN
21
1:00 PM................................... Grade: E/D15
Are you new to cycling? Do the cables and cogs on that new
bike have you befuddled? Not sure when (or why) to change
gears? Should you stand or sit on that climb? This is the
third session of the Ride Committee’s special five-part series
designed for cycling newbies and those returning to the
sport who would like some friendly advice and assistance on
basic cycling techniques, safety, fitness, nutrition and simple
mechanics. Each session includes a “show and tell” topic
and a ride to practice skills. The rides will gradually increase
in distance with the goal of achieving enough fitness to cycle
20 miles on the Mon/Thurs evening bike trail rides.
Don’t forget water and your helmet!
Meet at Gold River Town Center (See Ride List for
directions).Leader: Gary Noland 987-7971
April Cont.
MON 22
COFFEE RIDE
9:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
MON 22
6:00 PM.............................. Grade: E/D20/30
Non-Members and all levels of riders are welcome to
participate, cycle for fitness and recreation, and learn about
the Bike Hikers. Ride at your own pace; the ride leader will
sweep the 20 mile trail to ensure all riders return to the start.
Riders must wear helmets and should bring a water bottle. Be
ready to ride at 6:00 PM sharp!
Leader: Dennis Nolan 709-4830 [email protected]
BRING A FRIEND CYCLING,
You don’t have to be a member to participate!
TUE
23
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
(18+mph) Tuesday night rides. The route varies from week to
week, using bike trail and surface streets. Lights are required
front and rear. We usually go to dinner afterward.
WED 24
& LEISURE RIDE
9:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Leaders: Bill Bischoff 531-2802 and
Leisure Ride Leader: Nancy Bischoff 206-2802
Formerly The Bike Shop
WWW.PATRIOTBICYCLES.COM
(916) 961-9646
4719 San Juan Avenue Fair Oaks, CA 95628
Hours: M-F 10AM to 6PM Sat 10AM to 5PM Sun 12PM to 4 PM
Patriot Bicycles is the clothing host for the Bike Hikers. Make sure to
stop by and check out all our club apparel
April Cont.
April Cont.
SAT
27
METRIC OR FULL CENTURY
YEARLY CHALLENGE
8:00 AM............................... Grade: D65/100
Continue on my year long challenge of a metric/full century
per month (don’t worry if you didn’t do the first three months...
join us anyway). This quarter the shorter route will remain fairly
flat but the full century will have a few hills. There will be food
stops planned to regroup and chat and fuel up. I will keep a log
of who completes each challenge ride and at the end of the
year, give special recognition to those who made all 12 rides.
Come on out...it will be FUN (she said)!
directions).
Leaders: Heidi Knipping 605-9270 and Dean 599-2313
WED 24
9:00 AM...................................... Grade: C40
We are riding in the foothills to Newcastle on quiet country
roads, stopping for breakfast, and return. Breakfast is
approximately $5 + tip-around 1500 feet altitude gain.
Meet at Maidu Park. (See Ride List for directions).
THU
25
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
must wear helmets and should bring a water bottle.
Be ready to ride at 6:00 PM.
THU
25
6:30 PM.............................. Grade: C/B10-30
recommended.
Directions: REI at Iron Point Rd near E. Bidwell in Folsom
FRI
26
9:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
directions).
Leader: Kathy Mrowka 716-9591
SAT
27
THE WILDFLOWER WARM-UP
2:00 PM...................................... Grade: D25
This ride is for people arriving on Saturday for the Chico
Wildflower Century on Sunday and looking for an afternoon
ride. We’ll do the fun part of the Wildflower route, up and over
Table Mt., but backwards, the way it was meant to be ridden.
One moderate climb, the rest flat or rolling, so you’ll be fit for
the century ride. Riders get first dibs on staying at Jay’s house
Saturday night.
Directions: To form a carpool to the start, look for Jay’s green
Sienna van near the gateway to the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds
(the start of the Wildflower) at the end of the driveway on Fair
St. near Park Avenue
Leader: Jay Rawlins 530-899-1333; [email protected]
SUN
28
ANOTHER LITTLE RIDE
8:00 AM.............................. Grade: C+ 30/40
We’ll head out to El Dorado Hills and on up to Cameron Park.
The ride has some significant but short hills interspersed with
some rollers.
Directions: Meet near the Starbucks in the shopping center on
the SW corner of E. Bidwell and Broadstone Pkwy in Folsom.
From Hiwy 50 take the E. Bidwell/Scott Rd. exit, left on E.
Bidwell, left on Broadstone and right into the parking lot.
Leader: Kathy Wright 212-2374 [email protected]
M
April Cont.
WILDFLOWER RIDE
SUN
28
CHICO WILDFLOWER CENTURY
Another Bike Hiker favorite! This benefit ride is sponsored
by the Chico Velo Cycling Club and is renowned for great
sag support, rest stops and a post-ride meal. Several route
options are offered to accommodate various cycling and
fitness levels, including metrics and a challenging century.
Members are heartily encouraged to wear Bike Hiker apparel
to show your club spirit. Visit the website for registration
and related information at http://www.chicovelo.org. Pay the
registration fee, complete one of the rides and sign-in for club
mileage credit.
Directions: Chico - Silver Dollar Fairgrounds
Leader: Glenda Higgins 501-0501 [email protected]
MON 29
COFFEE RIDE
9:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
Leader: Teri Hottman 388-0280 752-0234 (cell)
MON 29
6:00 PM.............................. Grade: E/D20/30
participate, cycle for fitness and recreation, and learn about
the Bike Hikers. Ride at your own pace; the ride leader will
sweep the 20 mile trail to ensure all riders return to the start.
Riders must wear helmets and should bring a water bottle.
where we usually have our club picnic. (by the water fountain
& bathroom)
TUE
30
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
front and rear. We usually go to dinner afterward.
PLEASE BE PROMPT FOR RIDES!!
The time listed for each ride in the schedule is the STARTING
time of the ride. Arrive at the meeting place sufficiently ahead
of the listed time to allow for whatever personal preparation is
necessary so that the ride can start on time.
WED 1
A
Y
& LEISURE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
We’ll ride 30 miles or so depending upon the choice of restaurant for
today. The Leisure Ride starts at the same time and location as the
Breakfast Ride, but has its own leader, the grade is E/D20-30 and
the pace is determined by the group. One sign-in sheet is used for
both ride options.
Leaders: Don Scalise 485-2611 and
WED 1
FOOTHILLS BREAKFAST RIDE MAYDAY! MAYDAY!
9:00 AM...................................... Grade: C35
Join us on a loop to Newcastle for breakfast on Maydayapproximately 1500 feet of altitude gain- and return to
Roseville.
CLUB MEETING
WED 1
7:00 PM
Meet at Community Clubhouse 1 in Carmichael Park. The
clubhouse is located at 5750 Grant Ave near the corner of Fair
Oaks Blvd. and Grant Ave. Go West on Grant Ave and the
Community Clubhouse will be on your left, park in back near
the tennis courts. See a map at http://www.carmichaelpark.
com/Parks/Maps/CPMap.082806.mht
THU
2
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
Be ready to ride at 6:00 PM.
May Cont.
Road specialists: Trek•LeMond•Bianchi•Colnago
Calfee•Eddy Merckx•Gary Fisher
Club Discount
3077 Freeport Blvd • Sacramento, CA • 442-5246
THU
2
6:30 PM.............................. Grade: C/B10-30
A six week series of hill training rides in the middle of the week to get
ready for those events coming up. Routes will either consist of a series
of short loops to be repeated or a set route in the Folsom, El Dorado
Hills area...route varies week to week. Lights required front and rear,
reflective gear recommended.
Directions: REI Iron Point Rd near E. Bidwell in Folsom
FRI
3
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
Leader: Elaine Hens 501-2213
SAT
4
FOLSOM LAKE LOOP
8:00 AM...................................... Grade: B47
This is a “bucket list” ride, for those of us not in Santa Rosa today.
If you’ve never ridden all the way around Lake Folsom, here’s your
chance to do it with some great friends!
Meet at Vic’s Market, Folsom (See Ride List for directions)
SAT
4
CREME PUFF RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E20 +/-
Bring out your old (or new!) beach cruiser, market bike or fat tire oldie,
for a leisurely trip down the bike trail to Panera’s on Howe Ave. for
coffee or lunch. Slow pace and old-fashioned fun so wear your pedal
pushers and tennis shoes to set the mood. Helmets are still required.h.
Leader: Eleanor Mark 204-1430
WINE COUNTRY RIDE
SAT
4
SANTA ROSA WINE COUNTRY CENTURY
This is a spring favorite with the Bike Hikers; a beautiful ride through
the Sonoma County wine country. The full century and double metric
routes are excellent training rides for the Davis Double. The metric has
gently rolling hills. The 200K goes out to the Sonoma Coast. It is well
supported, known for the scenery and fills quickly. The ride benefits
the Santa Rosa Cycling Club (http://www.srcc.memberlodge.com).
Members who register, complete a route and sign in, receive club
mileage credit. Members are heartily encouraged to wear club attire
(jersey, jacket) to show club affiliation
Directions: Wells Fargo Ctr for Performing Arts, three miles
north of Santa Rosa on Hwy 101.
Leader: Marjorie Swartz 606-5831 [email protected]
SUN
5
MT TAM LOOP
7:30 AM................................. Grade: B40/60
This will be the Mt Tam Loop (with ascent from Fairfax) followed
by Tiburon/Paradise Valley Loop.
Directions: West Sac Park and Ride carpool meetup up @7:30.
Mt Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley @9:30.
SUN
5
I SCREAM, YOU SCREAM.....
10:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30
We all scream for Ice Cream. Join us on a ride to one of our
local ice cream shops and enjoy your favorite flavor.
Leaders: Elaine Hens 501-2213 and Pam Abbott 217-4712
DELTA RIDE
SUN
5
DELTA CENTURY
The Stockton Bicycle Club invites you to the 35th Delta
Century. Jessie’s Grove Winery once again will serve as the
idyllic venue for three routes (quarter, metric and full century)
that traverse the rural Delta roads of the San Joaquin Valley.
Proceeds from the event benefit charity. Visit the website http://
www.stocktonbikeclub.org.
Directions: Jessie’s Grove Winery 1973 West Turner Road,
Lodi, California
Leader: Sarah Jones 583-8398 [email protected]
MON 6
ROVING MONDAY MORNING COFFEE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
MON 6
6:00 PM.............................. Grade: E/D20/30
participate, cycle for fitness and recreation, and learn about the
Bike Hikers. Ride at your own pace; the ride leader will sweep
Leader: John Findley 967-7353
TUE
7
TUESDAY EVENING RIDE AND
DINNER-FOLSOM
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
Tuesday night rides. The route varies from week to week, using
bike trail and surface streets. Lights are required front and rear.
We usually go to dinner afterward.
Directions: Safeway/Starbucks corner of Iron Pt and Prairie City
Road
May Cont.
WED 8
& LEISURE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
both ride options.
Leaders: Marsh Stadt hm 944-0174, cell 281-8158,
[email protected] and
Irene Stadt cell 642-2615, [email protected]
WED
8
9:00 AM...................................... Grade: C36
Another beautiful ride on country roads to Newcastle for breakfast
and then return to Roseville. Breakfast under $5 + tip, approximately
1500 feet altitude gain.
THU
9
BIKE TO WORK DAY & SACRAMENTO REGION CAPITOL BIKE FEST
10:00 AM.................................... Grade: E30
We will join the Bike Fest celebration on the west steps of the
Capitol. The event includes prizes, music, food, bike shop displays,
and bike related information booths. Wear your Bike Hiker jerseys
and let the community know just how many of us there are and how
committed we are to bicycling. The ride return will not be swept
allowing you to spend as much time as you would like at the exhibits.
Leader: Joe Lesh 723-9870, [email protected]
THU
9
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
See May 2 Thursday Evening Bike Trail Ride for description.
THU
9
6:30 PM.............................. Grade: C/B10-30
See May 2 Thursday Evening Hill Training for description.
Directions: REI Iron Point Rd near E. Bidwell in Folsom
FRI
10
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
Leader: Bill Bischoff 531-2802
SAT
11
EXCUSE FOR KAREN’S
8:00 AM................................ Grade: C-30/38
We’ll be off to Rocklin, Roseville and Granite Bay before heading
back to Karen’s for lunch and conversation. This ride has rollers and
one good short climb of about half a mile up Sierra College.
Directions: Park across from Karen’s Bakery on Leidersdorff St and
Gold Lake Dr in historic Folsom. There is also a Light Rail parking
garage availabe for free.
Leader: Kathy Wright 212-2374 [email protected]
May Cont.
SAT
11
1:00 PM................................... Grade: E/D20
This is the fourth session of a special five-part series designed for
cycling newbies and those returning to the sport who would like
some friendly advice and assistance on basic cycling techniques,
safety, fitness, nutrition and simple mechanics. Each session will
include a “show and tell” topic and a ride to practice skills. The rides
will gradually increase in distance with the goal of achieving enough
fitness to cycle 20 miles on the Mon/Thurs evening bike trail rides.
Don’t forget water and your helmet!
Leader: Gary Noland 987-7971
SUN
12
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D35+
Join the Knipping’s for an early morning jaunt to some place new
and fresh (well, we hope it is anyway). We have perused our
Entertainment Book for great places with great savings...we will email
the restaurant so you can grab your coupon! Heidi has the broom so
watch it (just kidding)...this ride is swept.
Leader: Heidi Knipping 605-9270, Dean 599-2313
SUN
12
WINTERS WONDERLAND
8:30 AM.................................... Grade: C+72
The route cruises up Hwys 128 and 121 visiting such sites
as Monticello Dam, Cardic Hill, Moskowite Corner, Wooden Valley,
Gordon Valley and Mankas Corner. The route returns through
Fairfield (our lunch stop), Pleasants Valley, Cantelow and the English
Hills area to Winters.
Directions: Meet at the Park and Ride lot in Winters on the corner of
Railroad Ave and Main for a very scenic ride. Take Hwy 128 (Covell
Blvd)from Davis, then in Winters, turn left at Railroad Ave...parking lot
on the left a couple of blks up.
Leader: Steve Cimini [email protected] or 205-3958
MON 13
COFFEE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
It’s the merry month of May and the ride today will be to Mary
Euretig’s condo. Come one, come all, and enjoy coffee and treats
poolside. Options for a 32 or 42 mile ride.
Leader: Mary Euretig 549-6992 [email protected]
Natomas
RALEIGH
Bike
Shop
Since 1989
3291 Truxel Rd.
Custom Wheel Building
641-8640
In Albertsons Shopping Center,Corner Truxel & San Juan
10% Discount to club members
May Cont.
2419 K Street
Sacramento, CA 95816
916.447.2453
7885 Greenback Lane
Citrus Heights, CA 95610
916.726.2453
10% Discount to club members
FRI
17
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
Leader: Dave Tarquino 335-1483
SAT
18
GET TOGETHER
8:00 AM...................................... Grade: D40
All the Youngbloods and Oldbloods can get together for a ride through
the suburbs and into Placer County. There will be some refreshments
at the park when we’re finished.
Directions: Almond Avenue Park on Almond Avenue in Orangevale
about one-half mile south of Greenback Lane.
MON 13
6:00 PM.............................. Grade: E/D20/30
See May 6 Monday Evening Bike Trail Ride for description.
Leader: Karen Holland 425-6385
Leader: Bob Banning 673-9870
MON 13
BIKE TO WORK & EVERYWHERE WEEK
MON 13 thru FRI 17
This annual event promotes bicycling as an everyday means
of transportation and recreation. Watch your gas bill drop this
week as you bike to work, school, the gym, the grocery store,
visit with friends and go everywhere! Get more information at
www.bikecommuteweek.com
Ride 200 miles in one day through Yolo, Napa, and Lake counties
on the most popular and one of the best supported double centuries
in California. The course has nine rest stops and multiple vehicles
providing SAG support. The ride has a total elevation of almost
8000 feet with long stretches of flats on the start and finish legs.
Registration for the 44TH annual Davis Double Century will open
March 1st. See http://www.davisbikeclub.org/annual_events/
organized_rides/davis_double_century
Directions: Davis California Veterans Memorial Center, 203 E. 14th St.
(between Davis Senior High School and the Davis Branch Library)
TUE
14
DINNER -FOLSOM
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
Tuesday night rides. The route varies from week to week, using bike
trail and surface streets. Lights are required front and rear. We usually
go to dinner afterward.
Directions: Safeway/Starbucks corner of Iron Pt and Prairie
City Road
WED 15
& LEISURE RIDE TO THE UGLY MUG
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Today join us for a beautiful ride in the country to the Ugly Mug in
Loomis. The regular ride is 36 miles and the Leisure Ride starts at the
same time from Vic’s Market but uses a less hilly route with mileage of
22 miles.
Leaders: Linda Noland hm 987-7971 cell 416-6172 and
Leisure Rider Leader: Pam Abbott 217-4712
THU
16
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
Non-members and all levels of riders are welcome to participate.
Cycle for fitness and recreation, and learn about the Bike Hikers. Ride
at your own pace; the leader will sweep the 20 mile trail to ensure all
riders return to the start. Riders must wear helmets and should bring a
water bottle.
DAVIS DOUBLE
SAT
18
DAVIS DOUBLE CENTURY
Leader: Tim Bartoe 544-0276 [email protected]
LODI CENTURY
SAT
18
LODI SUNRISE CENTURY
The Lodi Sunrise Rotary Club invites you to participate in our annual
Sunrise Century. The event includes a 50k, 100k and 100 mile grand
tour of the beautiful Lodi region of California. Each of the routes offers
scenic views of the vineyards, tranquil pastures and farm lands along
lightly traveled roads. NEW COURSE / VENUE PLANNED FOR
2013!
Directions: Lodi High School
Leader: Dave Abbott 217-0556 [email protected]
SUN
19
AUBURN BACKROADS
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: C+50
Ride with me on a lot of backroads to Auburn for lunch (brunch)
at LaBou and return to Vic’s-kudos to Linda Noland for the
route.
SUN
19
1:00 PM..................................... Grade: D/25
This is the final session of the Ride Committee’s special fivepart series designed for cycling newbies and those returning to
the sport who would like some friendly advice and assistance
on basic cycling techniques, safety, fitness, nutrition and simple
mechanics. If you’ve attended all/most of the sessions, you are
ready for a club ride on area streets.
Leader: Joe Lesh 242-8391
May Cont.
May Cont.
MON 20
COFFEE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Leader: Dave Abbott 217-0556
SAT
MON 20
6:00 PM.............................. Grade: E/D20/30
Leader: Dennis Nolan 709-4830 [email protected]
Leader: Linda Jew 682-8287 [email protected]
TUE
21
DINNER-FOLSOM
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
Tuesday night rides. The route varies from week to week, using bike
trail and surface streets. Lights are required front and rear. We usually
go to dinner afterward.
Directions: Safeway/Starbucks corner of Iron Pt and Prairie City Road
WED 22
& LEISURE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Breakfast Ride, but has its own leader, the grade is E/D20-30 and the
pace is determined by the group. One sign-in sheet is used for both
ride options.
THU
23
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
See May 16 Thursday Evening Bike Trail Ride for description.
FRI
24
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
SAT
25
YEARLY CHALLENGE
8:00 AM............................... Grade: D65/100
Continue on my year long challenge of a metric/full century per month
(don’t worry if you didn’t do the first three months...join us anyway).
This quarter the shorter route will remain fairly flat but the full century
will have a few hills. There will be food stops planned to regroup and
chat and fuel up. I will keep a log of who completes each challenge
ride and at the end of the year, give special recognition to those who
made all 12 rides. Come on out...it will be FUN (she said)!
25
ARBORETUM RIDE #2
9:00 AM...................................... Grade: E24
Join us for a ride to the UC Davis Arboretum. After touring the
arboretum, stop at any of the cafes and restaurants around Davis for
a bite to eat before heading back to the park and ride lot.
Directions: Meet at the West Sac Park & Ride lot (from I-80, take West
Capitol Ave exit - last exit before the Yolo Causeway - to the Park &
Ride lot).
SUN
26
MEMORABLE MAY MORNING
8:00 AM............................. Grade: D/C 30/43
Enjoy a spring ride through the Loomis/Granite Bay countryside.
Flower farm rest stop at mile 19. Long ride will be swept.
Leader: Linda Noland 987-7971 hm, 416-6172 cell
SUN
26
CRUSIER AND T-SHIRT RIDE
10:00 AM.............................. Grade: F 15-20
Bring your cruiser bikes...no derailleurs allowed! Oh okay, if you must,
we will fix it so you can’t shift. :-) No jerseys either...T-shirts only and
if you show up in sandals you get extra style points :-) But since this
is a club ride you do need to wear a helmet (sigh). We will pedal
downtown to a local eatery. This is an anti-speed happening, not your
typical C-Meany Ride 8-)
Directions: Meet at Guy West bridge on University Drive opposite side
of the river from CSUS. Park on the street near the bridge or better
yet ride in.
Leader: Steve Cimini [email protected] or 205-3958
MON 27
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
MON 27
6:00 PM.............................. Grade: E/D20/30
where we usually have our club picnic (by the water fountain &
bathroom).
J
May Cont.
TUE
28
DINNER-FOLSOM
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
Tuesday night rides. The route varies from week to week,
and rear. We usually go to dinner afterward.
Directions: Safeway/Starbucks corner of Iron Pt and Prairie
City Road
WED 29
& LEISURE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Leisure Ride Leader: Elaine Hens 501-2213
WED 29
9:00 AM...................................... Grade: C33
Mixing it up we’ll ride to Kim’s Country Kitchen in Lincoln for
breakfast-approximately 2600 feet altitude gain. If you haven’t
joined us on this route, come and be pleasantly surprised to
see some bike trails in Roseville, Rocklin, and Lincoln.
THU
30
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
to ride at 6:00 PM.
FRI
31
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
IMPORTANT ITEMS TO BRING ON A RIDE!!!
REQUIRED: Spare tube or tubular tire, patch kit, pump,
lights/reflectors on night rides, helmet.
RECOMMENDED: Basic tools, first aid kit, filled water
bottle, snack, money, identification.
U
N
E
SAT
1
GOING LOOPY IN EDH
8:00 AM............................... Grade: B- 34/45
We’ll be doing some hill loops in El Dorado Hills to stay in
shape for upcoming events and tours.
Directions: Meet near the Starbucks in the shopping center
at the SW corner of E. Bidwell St and Broadstone Pkwy in
Folsom. From Hiwy 50 take the E. Bidwell/Scott Rd exit, left
on E. Bidwell, left on Broadstone and right into the parking lot.
Leader: Kathy Wright, 212-2374 [email protected]
SAT
1
NORCAL RIDE ATAXIA -DAVIS
Ride Ataxia will offer 15, 30 and 50 mile flat plus 55 and 68 mile
hilly cycling routes on scenic country roads. Ride Ataxia benefits
FARA- a nonprofit organization dedicated to research leading to a
cure for Friedreich’s ataxia (FA). Registration is limited to the first
600 participants. Same day registration is permitted only if space is
available. Go to:http://rideataxia.blogspot.com/2012/11/ride-ataxia2013-dates.html for more information.
Directions: Veterans Memorial Center 203 East 14th Street Davis, CA
95616
Leaders: Amanda Pain 501-8098 and Vivienne Nicol 752-3890
SUN
2
AMERICAS MOST BEAUTIFUL BIKE RIDE
6:00 AM
The 72-mile America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride circumnavigates
the highways clockwise around Lake Tahoe in both Nevada and
California. The 100-mile course does an additional 30 miles out
and back from Tahoe City to Truckee. This scenic ride includes a
challenging 800 foot climb to a rest stop overlooking Emerald Bay
and a 1,000 foot climb to Spooner Junction. There are also many
short rolling ascents and descents totaling over 2,600 vertical feet
of elevation gain! The altitude ranges between 6,300 feet and 7,100
feet above sea level and the ride is recommended for conditioned
recreational bicyclists, not for beginners.
Directions: Lake Tahoe Horizon Casino Resort on Highway 50,
Stateline, South Shore Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
Leader: Becky Neal 798-9360 [email protected]
SUN
2
ALL ROUTES LEAD TO PENRYN
8:00 AM....................... Grade: D34/C41/B57
Find a route that’s right for you through familiar hills in Placer County
passing through Loomis, Penryn, and Newcastle. The long route will
also go through Ophir, descending Chili Hill and climbing Ridge Rd.
Rest stop at Trailhead Coffee and Cycling Lounge in Penryn on all
routes. Optional second rest stop at Flower Farm. Long route will not
be swept so be prepared with food, water and supplies.
Leader: Carolyn Lewis 335-9077 (cell)
MON 3
COFFEE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
June Cont.
MON
3
6:00 PM.............................. Grade: E/D20/30
Non-Members and all levels of riders are welcome to participate, cycle
for fitness and recreation, and learn about the Bike Hikers. Ride at
your own pace; the ride leader will sweep the 20 mile trail to ensure all
riders return to the start. Riders must wear helmets and should bring a
water bottle. Be ready to ride at 6:00PM sharp!
Leader: John Findley 967-7353
TUE
4
TUESDAY EVENING RIDE
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: D25+
front and rear. Reflective gear recommended.
Directions: South Hills Shopping Center, Southland Park Dr
between 35th and 43rd
Leader: Steve Cimini [email protected] 205-3958
TUE
4
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
(18+mph) Tuesday night rides. We will be doing all surface
streets and a few hills as we ride our way from Rocklin to
Lincoln. Dinner afterwards if enough interest.
Meet at Bel Air, Rocklin (See Ride List for directions)
WED 5
& LEISURE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Leaders: Dave Abbott 217-4712 and
WED 5
9:00 AM...................................... Grade: C40
Join us on a beautiful loop to Newcastle and return to
Roseville after breakast (under $5 + tip)-approximately 1500
feet of altitude gain.
CLUB MEETING
WED
5
7:00 PM
Directions: Meet at Community Clubhouse 1 in Carmichael Park. The
clubhouse is locaed at 5750 Grant Ave near the corner of Fair Oaks
Blvd. and Grant Ave. Go West on Grant Ave and the Community
Clubhouse will be on your left, park in back near the tennis courts.
See a map at http://www.carmichaelpark.com/Parks/Maps/
CPMap.082806.mht
June Cont.
THU
6
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
to ride at 6:00 PM.
FRI
7
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
SAT
8
RIDE BACK FROM MARTINEZ
8:00 AM............................ Grade: C75-C130
We will take Amtrak out to Martinez (tentatively Capitol Corridor #729).
We should arrive in Martinez a bit after 10am and then we ride back
to start location. 75 to Davis, 92 to Sacramento, 130 to Rocklin.
This will be a no-sweep ride with a few regroup points. Most of the
climbing is in first 50 miles and we should have a tail-wind. Ride
sign-in will be on-board train, you will need to pre-purchase ticket to
Martinez prior to ride.
Directions: 8:00 AM Rocklin Amtrak (free parking) 8:30 AM
Sacramento Amtrak ($9 parking) 9:00 AM Davis Amtrak (free parking)
SAT
8
FOLSOM LAKE VISITATION
8:00 AM...................................... Grade: C41
Ride through some beautiful housing “tracts” to Folsom Lake
and on to Newcastle for a snack before looping back to
Roseville. Approximately 1500 feet of altitude gain.
SUN
9
THE REX RIDE
7:00 AM
Here is a chance for a fun ride and an opportunity to support the
beautiful American River Parkway where we spend so many wonderful
days! More information is available at www.arpf.org. Check-in time is
between 7AM to 8:30AM. A tax-deductible registration fee is required,
which directly supports the Parkway and provides a logo T-shirt and
refreshments. The ride starts at William Pond Park and follows the
bike trail down to Discovery Park then up to Beals and back to William
Pond. You decide how many miles to ride. Pay the registration fee,
sign-in, do the ride and receive club mileage credit. Members are
heartily encouraged to wear Bike Hiker apparel (jersey, jacket) to
show club affiliation.
Directions: William Pond Park
June Cont.
MON 10
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
MON 10
6:00 PM.............................. Grade: E/D20/30
See June 3rd, Monday Evening Bike Trail Ride for description.
where we usually have our club picnic (by the water fountain &
bathroom).
TUE
11
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: D25+
See June 4 Tuesday Evening Ride for ride details.
Leader: [email protected] 205-3958
TUE
11
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C35+
See June 4 Tuesday Evening Ride and Dinner for ride details.
WED 12
& LEISURE RIDE TO THE UGLY MUG
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Today join us for a beautiful ride in the country to the Ugly Mug in
Loomis. The regular ride is 36 miles and the Leisure Ride starts at the
same time from Vic’s Market but uses a less hilly route with mileage of
22 miles.
Leaders: Linda Noland hm 987-7971, cell 416-6172 and
Leisure Rider Leader: Pam Abbott 217-4712
WED
12
PALLADIO SUMMER CONCERT
6:15 PM...................................... Grade: D20
An easy loop from Vic’s to the Palladio in Folsom. The Palladio hosts
outdoor summer concerts on Wednesday evenings from 7pm-9pm.
Ride is no-sweep. There are plenty of locations to get something to eat
at the Palladio. A lock is recommended. You should have lights if you
plan to ride back after dark. Check http://gopalladio.com/ for concert
information.
Leader: Scott Miller [email protected] 768-3935
THU
13
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
See June 6 Thursday Evening Bike Trail Ride for details.
FRI
14
FLAG DAY COFFEE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Thank Goodness it’s Friday; also Flag Day. Put on your patriotic
colors or flag and head for the ride. The easy ride will be swept.
Leader: Pete Altenburg 363 9564
June Cont.
SIERRA CENTURY
SAT
15
SIERRA CENTURY (SAC WHEELMEN)
38th annual Sierra Century. We’ll be offering three challenging
and scenic routes (a metric,a century, and a double metric), all starting
and ending at the Amador County Fairgrounds in Plymouth CA. The
Fairgrounds are reserved for Friday, June 14 for tent camping and RV
parking. Hotel accommodations will be available nearby.
Directions: Amador County Fairgrounds Sign In Sheet will be
near registration @ 6:30 A.M.
SUN
16
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D35+
Join the Knipping’s for an early morning jaunt to some place new and
fresh (well we hope it is anyway). We have perused our Entertainment
book for great places with great savings...we will email the restaurant
so you can grab your coupon! Heidi has the broom so watch it (just
kidding)...this ride is swept.
Meet at Five Points Shopping Ctr (See Ride List for directions).
MON 17
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
MON 17
6:00 PM.............................. Grade: E/D20/30
See June 3rd, Monday Evening Bike Trail Ride for ride details.
where we usually have our club picnic. (by the water fountain &
bathroom)
TUE
18
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: D25+
TUE
18
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
Meet at Bel Air, Rocklin (See Ride List for directions).
WED 19
& LEISURE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
Breakfast Ride, but has its own leader, the grade is E/D20-30 and the
pace is determined by the group. One sign-in sheet is used for both ride
options.
June Cont.
WED 19
9:00 AM...................................... Grade: C40
Another loop Roseville to Newcastle on country roads and
return. Breakfast under $5 + tip-approximately 1500 feet of
altitude gain.
Leader: Jim Karpowicz 782-8523/Doug Souvignier 332-8194
WED
19
6:15 PM...................................... Grade: D20
Ride is no-sweep. There are plenty of locations to get something to
eat at the Palladio. A lock is recommended. You should have lights
if you plan to ride back after dark. Check http://gopalladio.com/ for
concert information.
Meet at Vic’s Market, Folsom (See Ride List for directions).
THU
20
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
FRI
21
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
SAT
22
ARBORETUM RIDE #3
8:00 AM...................................... Grade: E24
Join us for a ride to the UC Davis Arboretum. After touring the
arboretum, stop any of the cafes and restaurants around Davis for a
bit to eat before heading back to the park and ride lot.
Directions: Meet at the West Sac Park & Ride lot (from I-80, take the
West Capitol Ave exit - last exit before the Yolo Causeway - to the
Park & Ride lot).
Leader: Linda Jew 682-8287 [email protected]
SUN
23
NATOMAS BRIDGE EXPERIENCE
8:00 AM................................ Grade: D/E 30+
Enjoy a scenic 30+ mile ride down the American River bike trail and
through the Natomas area. We’ll explore many of the interconnected
bike trails that the Natomas area has to offer.
SUN
23
A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING
8:30 AM....................................... Grade: A75
This ride has a little bit of everything.......hills, bike trail, hills, a short
section of dirt road (~.5 mile), some more hills. No Sweep Ride (there
are a few regroup points though) Ride heads south and west through
Old French area toward Loomis, then North and west to EDH through
Cothrin Ranch area (very hilly). Break is in EDH at Peet’s on White
Rock. We then ride North and East through EDH area toward Bass
Lake, continuing on Deer Valley to Rescue. A short out-in-back to top
of Pine Hill then we thread our way through Stagecoach community
on our way Placerville, and finally back to start.
Directions: Greenstone Park-n-Ride on north side of Hwy 50
June Cont.
MON 24
COFFEE RIDE
8:00 AM.......................................... Grade: E/D30+
Leader: Linda Noland 987-7971 home 416-6172 cell
MON 24
6:00 PM.............................. Grade: E/D20/30
See June 3rd, Monday Evening Bike Trail Ride for ride details.
Directions: Meet at the bench on the bike trail at William Pond where
we usually have our club picnic. (by the water fountain & bathroom)
TUE
25
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: D25+
TUE
25
6:30 PM.................................... Grade: C25+
WED 26
& LEISURE RIDE
8:00 AM................................. Grade: E/D30+
both ride options.
Leisure Ride Leader: John Findley 967-7353
WED
26
6:15 PM...................................... Grade: D20
Ride is no-sweep. There are plenty of locations to get something to
eat at the Palladio. A lock is recommended. You should have lights
if you plan to ride back after dark. Check http://gopalladio.com/ for
concert information.
THU
27
6:00 PM................................. Grade: E20/30
All phone numbers in this schedule
are area code 916
unless otherwise noted.
June Cont.
THU
thru
SUN 27
SAN FRANCISCO / MARIN TOUR
30
Join us for a tour of southern Marin County and San Francisco. The
tour has been updated with a new hike and cycling routes through
San Francisco, Sausalito, Tiburon and Angel Island. Directions: See
the club’s Event page on our website for more information.
Leaders: Dave and Pam Abbott 961-8826, abbottboy@ sbcglobal.net,
Joe Lesh 723-9870 [email protected], and
Elaine Hens 242-8384 [email protected]
Directions: Marin Suites Corte Madera
FRI
28
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
Leader: Eleanor Mark 204-1430
SAT
29
YEARLY CHALLENGE
8:00 AM............................... Grade: D65/100
Continue on my year long challenge of a metric/full century per
month (don’t worry if you didn’t do the first three months...join
us anyway). This quarter the shorter route will remain fairly
flat but the full century will have a few hills. There will be food
stops planned to regroup and chat and fuel up. I will keep a
log of who completes each challenge ride and at the end of
the year, give special recognition to those who made all 12
rides. Come on out...it will be FUN (she said)!
Leader: Heidi Knipping 605-9270, Dean 599-2313
SAT
29
FOLSOM COFFEE RUN
8:00 AM.................................... Grade: D30+
If you can’t come out for weekday coffee rides, join us for a
ride to a Folsom coffee shop this Saturday!
Leader: Becky Neal 916-798-9360 [email protected]
SUN
30
LUNCH IN GRASS VALLEY...
8:30 AM...................................... Grade: B62
...from Auburn. This route takes us up Placer Hills, Dog Bar
and Rattlesnake roads to Grass Valley for lunch and then
returns on Mc Courtney, Wolf, a bit of Hwy 49, Lonestar and
Bell back to Auburn. Bring plenty of water and snacks as
services are limited. This is a NO SWEEP ride.
Directions: Meet at Raley’s off I-80 at the Forest Hill exit in
Auburn
Leader: Steve Cimini [email protected] 205-3958
The Sacramento Bike Hikers are affiliated
with the League of American Bicyclists.
Membership in L.A.B. is encouraged for all
Bike Hiker members as well as all cyclists.
Call (202) 822-1333 or see their webpage at:
www.bikeleague.org.
Ride Coordinator’s Message
By Pam Abbott & Elaine Hens
We have a great assortment of rides this quarter.
Something for everyone!
The Beginner Ride Series continues on April 13,
April 21, May 11 & May 19
If you signed up to get your “2 cents worth” of Spring
Blitz, we will be celebrating with a dinner on Wed.
April 24.
Included in this quarter are two (2) Tours and ten
(10) Benefit/Event rides. So you see there really is
something for everyone.
2nd Quarter Highlights
PARTY PARDEE on April 6th
Bike to Work Week May 13-17 Bike Fest May 9th
Bike to Work Day May 17th
Benefit & Event Rides:
Bike Around The Buttes April 20th
Chico Wildflower April 28th
Santa Rosa Century May 4th
Delta Century May 5th
Lodi Sunrise Century May 18th
Davis Double May 18th
Ataxia Ride June 1st
Americas’ Most Beautiful Ride June 2nd
Rex Ride June 9th
Sierra Century June 15th
The Great Divide Mountain Bike Route Ride Mid
May to August
San Francisco Marin Tour June 27th – 30th
We encourage everyone to apply for a Ride Leader
Account: http://www.bikehikers.com/Resources/
RideLdrs/ RL_Account.php5
Thanks once again to all our ride leaders. We
couldn’t do it without you.
Pam and Elaine
CLUB NEWS 2013
New Members
Sacramento Bike Hikers, Inc.
Balance Sheet
As of December 31, 2012
From Membership Chair Dennis Nolan
David Black
Pam Flanagan
Toni Forrester
Katherine Hess
John Hess
Andy Kalnoki
Ernest Kenney
Ron Lingren
Madeleine Silva
Martin Tomas
Amy West
MOVED RECENTLY? NEW PHONE NUMBER?
If you recently moved, got a new phone number, or changed
your e-mail address, please give your new contact information
to Dennis Nolan membership chair.
Club Meeting Location
Club meetings are held at Community Clubhouse 1 in Carmichael Park. The clubhouse is located at 5750 Grant Avenue near the corner of Fair Oaks Blvd and Grant Avenue.
Go west on Grant Avenue and the Community Clubhouse
will be on your left. There is a sign on the building, and
tennis courts are next to the building. Parking is limited in
front of the clubhouse, but there is ample parking in the
back. A map can be found at: http://www.carmichaelpark.
com/Parks/Maps/CPMap.082806.mht
ASSETS
Cash
$ 62,212
Fixed Assets
Accumulated depreciation
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES & FUND BALANCE
Sales Tax Payable
Fund Balance
TOTAL LIABILITIES & FUND BALANCE
4,545
(4,545)
$ 62,212
$
90
62,122
$ 62.212
Statement of Income
For the year ended December 31, 2012
REVENUE
Membership Dues
Program Service Revenue
Advertising
Merchandise, net of cost of sales
Interest Earned
Other
Total Revenue
$ 7,440
71,881
800
5,717
22
221
$ 86,081
EXPENSES
Donations
Publication expense
Program Service Expense
Administrative Expense
Total Expenses
Excess (deficit) revenue over expenses
$ 7,250
9,905
57,156
7,092
$ 81,403
$ 4,678
Statement of Changes in Fund Balance
December 31, 2012
Fund balance January 1, 2011
Excess (deficit) revenue over expenses
Fund balance December 31, 2011
Prepared by Management
$
$
57,444
4,678
62,122
SACRAMENTO

New Membership
BIKE

HIKERS
Renewal
MEMBERSHIP
APPLICATION
Check Type Of Membership
Name
 Individual ................................................... $15
Address
 Family . ........................................................ $20
City
Family Membership
State
ZIP
Phone
E-mail
(2 adults & children under 18 living in the same houshold)
Name of family member(s) who will be riding:
Birthdate:
Birthdate
Would you be willing to volunteer to help lead rides? 
Could you help on club events? 
Are you a beginning rider? 
Make checks payable to: SACRAMENTO BIKE HIKERS
(Club apparel not included in membership fees)
Mail application and check to:
Sacramento Bike Hikers
c/o Dennis Nolan
PO Box 1005
Sacramento, CA 95609
Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity & Parental Consent Agreement (“Agreement”)
In consideration of participating in Sacramento Bike Hikers (“Club”) sponsored Bicycling Activities (“Activity”), I for myself, my
personal representatives, assignees, heirs, and next of kin:
1) Acknowledge, agree and represent that I understand the nature of Bicycling Activities and that I am qualified, in good
health, and in proper physical condition to participate in such Activity. I further acknowledge that the Activity will be conducted
over public roads and facilities open to the public during the Activity and upon which the hazards of traveling are to be expected.
I further agree and warrant that if at any time I believe conditions to be unsafe, I will immediately discontinue further participation
in the Activity.
2) Further understand that: (a) bicycling activities involve risks and dangers of serious bodily injury, including
permanent disability, paralysis and death (“Risks”); (b) these Risks and dangers may be caused by my own actions, or inactions, the actions or inactions of others participating in the Activity, the condition in which the Activity takes place, or the negligence
of the “releasees” named below; (c) there may be other risks and social and economic losses either not known to me or
not readily foreseeable at this time; and I fully accept and assume all such risks and responsibility for losses, costs, and
damages I incur as a result of my participation in the Activity.
3) Hereby release, discharge, and covenant not to sue the Club, the League of American Bicyclists, their respective
administrators, directors, agents, officers, volunteers, and employees, other participants, any sponsors, advertisers, and, if applicable, owners and lessors of premises on which the Activity takes place, (each considered one of the “Releasees” herein) from
all liability, claims, demands, losses, or damages on my account caused or alleged to be caused in whole or in part by
the negligence of the “RELEASEES” or otherwise, including negligent rescue operation; and I further agree that if, despite this release and waiver of liability, indemnify, save, and hold harmless each of the RELEASEES from any litigation
expenses, attorney fees, loss, liability, damage, or cost which any may incur as a result of such claim.
I have read the agreement, fully understand its terms, understand that I have given up substantial rights by signing it,
and have signed it freely and without any inducement or assurance of any nature and intend it to be a complete and
unconditional release of all liability to the greatest extend allowed by law and agree that if any portion of this agreement
is held to be invalid, the balance, not withstanding, shall continue in full force and effect.
Please read the waiver and sign below
Signature of applicant ________________________________________________ Date ________________________
Signature of other applicant ____________________________________________ Date ________________________
Signature of Parent/Guardian (if member is under 18) _____________________________________________________
Want To Buy SBH Clothing?
Club apparel is available at Carmichael Cyles in the Five
Points Shopping Center at Fair Oaks and Arden, Carmichael. Check their ad in the ride schedule for location
details. Club apparel is not included in membership fees
and mail order is not available. The following items are
available at the bike shop.
Short Sleeve Jersey........... $60
Sleeveless Jersey............... $60
Vest..................................... $50
Jacket.................................. $65
Message from the Editor
Laurel Beck
“When the spirits are low, when the day
appears dark, when work becomes monotonous, when hope hardly seems worth
having, just mount a bicycle and go out for
a spin down the road, without thought on
anything but the ride you are taking. “
Sizes available: Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large, and
plus sizes (XXL and XXXL). Men and women sizes available. Jersey fit for both sexes is club cut.
Cash or Check Only, No Credit Cards.
“NO SWEEP” RIDES
“No Sweep” rides designated by this symbol tell
potential riders that they need to be self-sufficient.
No one will be following behind to look out for them should they
need assistance. It tells them that they shouldn’t consider this
ride unless they would probably do it on their own or with a
friend. Basically it’s a ride for experienced riders.
However, ride leaders are encouraged to arrange regroup
points on the route to allow riders to stay together. Riders on
“No Sweep” riders are encouraged to ride together and check
with stopped riders to see if they need assistance. Ride leaders
will still check to make sure everyone returns safely.
2013 OFFICERS & STAFF
PRESIDENT.................Greg Smith.............916 539-9400
VICE PRESIDENT........Dietmar Sokowski..916 743-5990
SECRETARY................Joe Lesh.................916 242-8391
MEMBERSHIP.............Dennis Nolan..........916 709-4830
TREASURER...............Bill Bischoff.............916 939-0489
STAFF
Ride Coordinators........Pam Abbott.............916 961-8826
and........Elaine Hens............916 242-8384
Publishing.....................Laurel Beck............916 791-1363
Website.........................Bill Gude.................916 722-2198
Mailing List Moderator..Andy Chandler.......916 988-1499
Brochure Distribution....Larry Robinson.......916 838-5654
Mileage Recorder.........Jerry Beckett..........916 214-3203
Tour Director.................Larry Robinson.......916 838-5654
Locker Coordinators.....Dave Tarquino........916 335-1483
and........Gerry Townsend.....916 769-1309
Historian.......................Sharyn Miller..........530 677-7732
Party Pardee Chairs.....Steve Anderson......916 293-9857
and........Vivienne Nicol........916 752-3890
~ Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
If you are visiting the American River Parkway,
keep these numbers on hand:
Sacramento County Parks...................... 916 875-5656
State Park Ranger (Hazel to Beal’s Point). 916 988-0205 x777
State Park Emergency............................ 916 358-1301
State Park Non-Emergency..................... 916 958-1300
State Park Information............................. 916 988-0205
Emergency.............................................. 911
RIDE GRADING CODE
THREE FACTORS make up the ease or difficulty of a ride –
not counting such chance factors as traffic, road conditions,
and weather. These factors are important considerations for
riders when selecting rides in which to participate. No rider will
knowingly be left behind alone. However, riders should NOT
sign up for rides beyond their ability. “Biting off more than you
can chew” can result in discouragement or sore muscles, and
invites accidents.
•
Terrain Elevation - Represented by an alpha letter
A - Steep
- Mostly steep grades: strong riders only
B - Steep/Moderate- Some relief from steep grades
C - Moderate
- Hilly; a challenge for the average rider
D - Moderate/Easy - Rolling hills, a challenge for beginners
E - Easy
- Some gentle grades, but no problems
F - Flat
- If any route is really flat
•
•
Distance - Represented by the actual number of miles
Pace - Will range in ‘miles per hour’ between about 12
mph on easy short distance rides to 20+ mph on hard
long distance rides. Generally, the pace increases as the
difficulty (steepness and distance) of the ride increases.
Riders tend to increase their pace as they gain experience, fitness, and are challenged by difficulty. Beginners
and novices are strongly advised to select easy and short
distance rides to start with, and progress up the grading
scale with experience and capability.
Non Profit Org
US POSTAGE
PAID
Permit No. 1163
Sacramento, CA
The Sacramento Bike Hikers, P.O. Box 276262 / Sacramento, CA 95827.
Membership Application
Detach & mail to:
SABA, 909 12th St, Suite 114, Sacramento, CA 95814
SACRAMENTO AREA BICYCLES ADVOCATES
Making Sacramento a cycling capital
Who We Are
The Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates (SABA) is a 501(c)
(3) nonprofit group dedicated to representing cyclists and
making cycling safe, convenient, and desirable.
SABA’s goal is to increase use of the bicycle in our community as a healthy, pollution-free, and practical mode of
transportation – to have many more everyday trips made by
bike. We want more places like the beautiful American River
Parkway bike trail. Even more, we want you and everyone in
your family to be able to go anywhere by bike – without fear
or danger.
Join SABA members like yourself who bike to get to work
and school, to run errands, to shop, and to have fun.
Join today! Support Sacramento’s cycling community!
Name(s):
_____________________________________
Address:
_____________________________________
City:
_____________________________________
State: _ ______
Zip:_____________
Home Phone: (
) _ ________________________
Work Phone:
) _ ________________________
(
E-mail: ________________________________________
Membership levels (Make checks payable to SABA):
Legacy Club *
- $1,000 [
]
Leadership Circle*
- $325 [
]
Century*
- $100 [
]
Business/Organization* - $75
[
]
Sustaining*
- $75
[
]
Sponsoring
- $50
[
]
Family
- $40
[
]
Individual
- $30
[
]
Money’s not enough. Contact me about volunteering [
SABA T-Shirts - $15 [
]
Size: [
]
]
* Free SABA T-shirt, please specify size ( S, M, L, XL )
Folsom residents become members of FABA, the Folsom Chapter. If
you don’t live in Folsom, but would like to join, check here [
].

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