|
|||||||||||||
| The ride schedule is posted and available at http://surf-ici.com/chaingang
Hello: All the rides on the schedule (below) are up an running well. Please come join us. Tim
Is it bike week again the weekend of May 12-13?
I'm visiting for the third straight year and want to ride with a group, preferably Mt.
bike but also road bike. I'm a GABA member from Tucson and have ridden with the
Chain Gang before. Any ride info appreciated for this weekend in May.
Hello Tim & Cindie, My name is Peter, I'm looking to do a ride across the US starting in Los Angeles and going to our home of Boston Mass. There's five of us total and we all decided to take the less popular route and head through northern Arizona. I am basically looking for some advice as to which is the best route. I assumed that the best route would be the old roads that head through Flagstaff, unfortunately after looking at some very good mapping software it seems that most of these old roads don't exist anymore i.e.: r 66. They all end at interstate. Any help and or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. -Thank you, Peter Gumaskas pgumaskasno smamgerbertechnology.com My girlfriend is looking for a quality, used, entry level road bike. The problem is that she is rather small, so we are looking for something like a 47 cm frame with 650 cm wheels. We also need something that is affordable (< $500, if possible). Can you help us? Dan Tom DanTomno smamaol.com Howdy: Just to let you know that we have changed our URL..for Ajo Bikes It
is Now http://ajobikes.com Ty. please
update your website link. Hello My wife and I will be in Prescott, Sedona area at the end of this Chambers <chambersno smamsopris.net> To Whom It May Concern; I am Carl Cantrell of Coach Carl Online. I am working on getting people organized to set up a minor league pro circuit in the Southwest (Arizona, New Mexico, and West Texas.) I currently live in Alamogordo, NM. We don't have much money to do this thing so our strategy is: (1) to get as many riders committed to a League saying that, if we can get this thing organized, they will race as a pro on the league. This must be organized as a sports league. (2) to get event promoters committed to include a full pro minor league-only event with their other events under the condition that we all commit to ride for the league and in their events. We need a full calendar of at least 30 events coordinated so that there will be no conflicts of date with plenty of races in all three areas. (3) to then organize into teams and get sponsors for those teams. If you or anyone you know are interested in promoting such a pro league and cycling in our area, please let me know. Our primary goal is to make it possible for more riders to be able to afford to stay in the sport longer and help aspiring riders in our area have a better chance of making it to a national level pro team. Due to a lack of funds, we will have to do this thing from the bottom up. We may have to organize this thing over the Internet which could be the first sports league to do so and could get us enough additional exposure to get the extra sponsorship. It gives us extra media potential. God Bless, Carl Cantrell Carl Cantrell <crcantrellno smamhauns.com>
Look what a handful of PBAC members have made happen in just ONE year… · Prescott's first bicycle lanes - Watson Woods Bridge (connecting 69 and 89) · Bike lanes on Whipple and Willow Creek (resurface happening now) · Bike plan update. Being written by the City this time. Will say bicycle transportation has to be a part of all transportation budgets, plans, design, construction, etc. · Record-breaking results on the Ridership Survey that screams, "Prescott cares about bicycle transportation!" The city has never had over 800 people respond to any of their surveys. Not even close! · Completed a Road Hazards Survey within the City. Every inch on possible bike routes noted (by PBAC and Chain Gang volunteers) -- potholes, parallel grates, traffic signals not automatically tripped by bicycles, etc. etc. Public Works has already started addressing. · (In the works) Proposed mandatory helmet law for bicycling youth ages 16 and under. A spin off Tucson's and Yuma's. Supported by City Police, City Attorney. Heavily laced with bicycle education, and a free helmet program for underprivileged youth. · Bicycle racks (parking) downtown installed. More this year. Prescott Chain Gang Cycling Club
If you want to get into cycling or are an experienced cyclist looking for fun, friendship, and fitness the Prescott Chain Gang is the place for you. It doesn't matter if you prefer Road or Mountain Biking the club offers a wide variety of rides and other bike related activities. You do not need to be a member to come on a ride and we always welcome new riders. Every Saturday Morning Leaderless Ride
Meet at church parking lot at the corner of Hwy 89 and the Outer Loop Rd. in Chino
Valley. From there we have a lot of options to be decided that day based on who shows and
what they want to do. We could do Hwy 89 north varying distances, Williamson Valley Rd.,
Pioneer parkway loop, Chino Valley Prescott loop, or the Chino Valley loop. Every Sunday Morning Leaderless
Ride The Sun. ride is an all abilities road ride meeting
at the south side of the courthouse square in downtown Prescott. Some racers come for
training and do not wait up while others can regroup at various points. This weekly road
ride has several route options depending on the mood of the group but they usually do the
Skull Valley loop (50 miles). Riders are responsible for tools, tubes, water and be self
contained. Every Monday Recreational road bike ride.
Ride the "Spars" starting from the Safeway parking lot on Whitespar Rd. Ride
this scenic route at your own pace and distance. George: 771-1731 gwoodsno smamnorthlink.com Every Tuesday Leaderless Road Ride The Tues. ride
is an all abilities road ride beginning at 5:30 p.m. from the south side of the courthouse
square in down town Prescott. Some racers come for training and do not wait up while
others can regroup at various points. This weekly road ride has several route options
depending on the feelings of the group (usually Whitespar 25 - 30 miles out and back) and
the amount of daylight with the average ride lasting 2 hours but with the option of
individuals to make it shorter. Every Thursday Leaderless MT Bike Ride
May 17 - Sept 27 Thursday 5:30 p.m This ride meets at Thumb Butte Park. You can park nearby and ride in if you don't want to pay the $2.00 parking fee. This weekly Mt. Bike ride has several route options depending on the mood of the group and the amount of daylight with the average ride lasting 2 hours or less. Individuals have options to make this shorter.
Built and Maintained by PrescottYellowPages.com |
