GCC Members,
Please RSVP (with number of kids and adults) for the
GCC/IMBA Take A Kid Mountain Biking Day, this Saturday October 3,
9am at the Mtn Bike Trailhead Pavilion off 441 North of Gainesville.
We will be having a picnic lunch for this event including hotdogs,
vegetarian baked beans, and peanut butter and jelly along with drinks.
Also, please feel free to bring along after-ride activities for the kids!
In addition, we need 3-5 volunteers to assist Chandler with the
food preparation activities as well as to assist in leading rides for the
different levels of riders. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated! We
will lead rides on the cotton loop and cellon creek loops, ranging from
less than one mile to 4 miles in total length or longer depending on the
skill levels of participants.
I will need RSVPs by Wednesday at
5pm to make arrangements for ride leaders and food.
Helmets and
bikes are required for this event for anyone wishing to ride the trails.
Please contact me if you have any
questions.
Thanks!
-Cathy GCC Offroad Ride
Leader
Saturday
October 3: Take a Kid
Mountain
Biking Day!
Gainesville
Cycling Club
Overview:
Take I-75 to US 441
(Milepost
Exit 399 - Old Exit 78) and drive south 2.8 miles (through the city of
Alachua). Turn right onto Progress Blvd. Drive .7 miles to
the park entrance.
Event
Website
Take a Kid Mountain Biking
Day
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Event Info
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Location: Alachua/Gainesville,FL 32615
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Country: USA
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Event
Location: San Felasco Hammock Preserve State Park
(Mountain Bike trailhead)
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Event Start
Time: 9AM
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Event
Type: IMBA-affiliated mountain bike club and
general cycling club
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Contact: Cathy Bester
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Contact
Phone: 941-302-1087
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Contact
Email: cathybester@xxxxxxxxxxx
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©2009
International Mountain Bicycling
Association
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IMBA's Take a Kid Mountain Biking
Day is Saturday, Oct. 3
IMBA will celebrate its sixth annual International Take a
Kid
Mountain Biking Day on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009. This is a great
opportunity for you to pass your
passion for pedaling on to kids!
You can find an event in your area on our new Take a Kid
Mountain Biking Day Worldwide Map. Clubs and individual
groups
from around the world have already registered events in
Canada, Italy, Mexico, Myanmar, South Africa and all over the United States.
Don't see a ride near you? If you'd like to organize a
kid's ride, you can register your
event by Sept. 15 and we will send your group a box of
goodies
containing race plates, stickers, and Clif
Kid Organic ZBaRs to support your event. Groups of all
sizes,
ages and skill levels are welcome to participate. We’ve
created
an online toolkit to help you organize and get the word out about
your
event. And while we encourage groups to hold events on Oct. 3, if
that
date doesn't work for your community, feel free to change the date to fit
your needs. All groups that register by Sept.15 will receive
goody boxes
regardless of the event date.
IMBA's International Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day
celebrates
the life of Jack Doub, an avid teenage mountain biker from
North
Carolina who
had a true passion for the sport
from an early age but passed away in 2002. Funding is provided by the
Jack
Doub Memorial Endowment. The event takes place each year on the first
Saturday in October.
Assistance provided by Trips for
Kids,
helping disadvantaged kids discover mountain biking since 1988! Trips for
Kids chapters nationwide make a difference in kids' lives by opening
their
world to mountain biking. By starting a Trips for Kids Chapter in your
town,
you can take disadvantaged kids on mountain biking all year round. Learn how to
start a chapter.
Thanks to our sponsors and partners for making IMBA's Take a
Kid
Mountain Biking Day possible:
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