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November-December 2013

Newsletter of the Denver Bicycle Touring Club

DBTC Volunteer Recognition Luncheon & General Membership MeetingSaturday, November 16, 2013Holiday Inn Select455 South Colorado Blvd., Denver, CO

11:00 a.m. Mix & Mingle (Cash Bar – includes soft drinks)

11:45 a.m.

FALL FIESTA LUNCHEON BUFFET Mixed Green Salad, Soft Flour Tortillas, Grilled Chicken & Beef, Cheese Enchiladas, Fiesta Toppings, Refried Beans with Spanish Rice, Sopaipillas & Honey

12:45 – 1:05 Presentation “What’s New for 2014” by Salvagetti Bicycles

1:05 – 2:00 p.m. General Membership Meeting and Volunteer Recognition for 2013

LET’S GIVE A BIG THANK YOU to the volunteer ride coordinators and ride leaders who led rides for the 2013 RIDING SEASON. Also, thanks goes to the retiring board members. And the new board members will be introduced. Our Master of Ceremonies will be Steve “Road Runner” Ingraham.Helmets not required.

RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE BY November 12th.Visit www.dbtc.org/Default.aspx?pageId=1532333&eventId=755942&EventViewMode=EventDetails to RSVP and make your reservation.

Luncheon Charges: $13.00 for members, $26.00 for non-members & guests. If you have led 5 or more rides for the 2013 season, DBTC will cover your luncheon cost. You will receive an email with a special PENTA RIDE LEADER code to use when you register.

You must either use Pay Pal on our website or send a check: $13 for members or $26 for non-members, made out to The Denver Bicycle Touring Club, P.O. Box 260517, Denver, CO 80226-0517.We must receive your check by 11/13. We will not be accepting payment at the door.

GREETERS WANTEDFOUR GREETERS: Arrive by 10:30

a.m. Welcome and say “Hi” to guests as they arrive, hand out nametags and programs.

Please email Karen Kirby, [email protected] or call 303.237.1229.

P.S. For those of you who have been struggling with Paypal, we have a fix in there now so try it again!

Board MeetingAny member wishing to attend a board meeting is welcome to attend. The next board meeting is Monday, November 4th at El Senor Sol, 2301 7th St., 6PM. If you wish to address the board, contact the secretary, Carolyn Bauer: [email protected], or 303.740.8491 so that your topic can be placed on the agenda.

Pictures and Articles for the Newsletter... This newsletter belongs to the members. If you have pictures or an article to share, please email them to [email protected]. Only send one or two pictures so you don’t clog up my computer! Be sure to include details about who, when and where the picture was taken. If you have a photo to mail, contact the Ride Coordinator for the address. Remember we must give credit to the author. If you are a writer with an article of interest, we may make you a published author! The deadline for publishing is the 20th, but please send your articles earlier.

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DBTC’s OfficersPast President John Campbell 303-797-0250 [email protected]

Vice President Guy James 303-321-4607 [email protected]

Secretary Carolyn Bauer 303-740-8491 [email protected]

TreasurerKaren Kirby 303-237-1229 [email protected]

Board Members at Large Doug Schuler 303-829-5861 [email protected]

Jeff Krinsky 303-543-1320 [email protected]

Kevin Purdy 303-589-2548 [email protected]

Lise Neer 303-249-8621 [email protected]

Directors and StaffDirector of Ride ActivitiesPatty Gaspar 303-989-8268 [email protected]

Out of Town Tour Director Ellen Chilikas [email protected]

Fun MTB CoordinatorDick Plastino 303-988-5359 [email protected]

Fun Ride Coordinator NorthRick Clauder 303-463-1875 [email protected]

Fun Ride Coordinator SouthGaar Potter 303-691-0938 [email protected]

Road Ride Coordinator [email protected]

Intermediate Ride CoordinatorRick Clauder 303-463-1875 [email protected]

Wednesday Fun/Int Ride Coordinator OPEN [email protected]

“Roses” Ride CoordinatorMelba Bouquet 720-493-0564 [email protected]

Historian [email protected]

Membership Database/Webmaster Jeff Krinsky 303-543-1320 [email protected]

Guest Relations Lise Neer 303-249-8621 [email protected]

Map Sales (wholesale) Doug Schuler 303-829-5861 [email protected]

Photo GalleryJeff Krinsky 303-543-1320 [email protected]

Meet our Candidates for Board of DirectorsJohn Campbell, former Board President

We have 4 candidates responding to the call for new board members. Thanks go to:

Lisa FeheleyI moved back to Denver last Summer and immediately

re-joined the DBTC. My rides with the club on the bike paths around town have been energizing and I have loved meeting other members. Joining up for lunch after a ride with fellow cyclists makes for a perfect day !

I am interested in being a board member to give back to the club that has been a blessing to me. I’m inspired by the upcoming 50 year Anniversary of our club and I hope to help the board and the club in any way I can.

Ellen FitzpatrickI have been a DBTC member since 2006. I went on my first out

of town trip to the Texas Hill Country that year and have been on several other trips to date. I’ve especially enjoyed meeting wonderful DBTC members and having the many friendships I’ve kept over the years. I have volunteered at some of the picnics and volunteer recognition dinners, and as rear leader on several rides and even co-led an out of town trip.

I would like to step up and serve as a Board member to help retain the Club’s outstanding leadership in the bicycling community and to lend my skills and time as needed to an organization I enjoy.

Cyndy KlepingerI recently joined DBTC as a way to meet people as well as

improve my cycling skills. I enjoy cycling and enjoy it even more in the company of fellow riders. One of the best things about DBTC is the fun rides and tours that are offered. I would to like to use my 30-plus years of non-profit marketing to help the club promote itself and to increase its membership and programming.

Brad WestMy family moved to Denver in 1995 from Hays, Kansas, and I

took up cycling to stay fit for ski season. Now it’s my only sport; I go for endurance—40 to 60 mi. in an outing.

I rode with DBTC for three years when I began cycling. Since then I have ridden with many of the Denver clubs. I ride the MS 150 and the Copper Triangle every year. In 2011 I took a week off in August to follow the Pro Cycling Challenge. I did the same in 2012 and 2013 and am making plans for 2014.

It will be fun meeting everyone again for the first time.

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6th Annual Fraser Fun Weekend Friday 1/24/14 - Monday 1/27/14Leader: Ellen Chilikas

Downhillers can ski Winter park or Sol Vista, XC skiers and snowshoers can explore the Nordic centers, the Fraser Experimental Forest and even wander up around Granby. And, the brave can go careening down the Fraser Tubing Hill again!

We’ll have continental breakfast daily, plus evening BYO happy hours. Our hotel has a hot tub and indoor pool. We can walk to restaurants and stores.

Double occupancy - expect costs to be $225 per person for 3 nights. $100 deposit due now to hold your spot, final payment is due December 1st. Contact Ellen ([email protected]) ASAP if interested.

Please send your deposit check (made out to Ellen Chilikas, post dated to 11/1/13) with the DBTC tour forms (www.dbtc.org/Default.aspx?pageId=1568909) to Ellen at PO Box 471803, Aurora, CO 80047. You must send both a check and your forms to hold a spot. Space is first come, first served. Funds are transferable but not refundable.

Ski Week in Taos, NM Feb. 1-9, 2014

Taos Ski Valley is a small but interesting (and challenging) ski hill known for its Ski Weeks. The ski school is famous for its week long clinics: for about $120 you get 6 days of 2-hour lessons with the

same instructor who works with you, video-tapes you, and critiques your skiing to improve your on-mountain skills. This is a great opportunity for double black diamond cliff jumpers (yes there are cliffs to jump) or never-ever green run skiers who want to try a new sport. There is something for everybody who wants to learn how to be better on the snow. And, as those of you who have been in Taos for bicycle rides know, it is a very beautiful part of the world. Art galleries and restaurants abound in town; or take a balloon ride over the Rio Grande gorge… you don’t have to be a skier to join in the fun. Everything’s possible!

This is an unofficial excursion: you are responsible for your own lift tickets (separate from ski school clinic) and other incidentals. If a few people are interested in skiing Taos without the crowds and lift lines of the front range, I’d love to put together a trip, if only to have carpooling companions. If 6 or fewer people are interested, it’s probably the motel near the plaza. If 8-10 people are interested, we could probably rent a house and do some in-home cooking as well as enjoy the local eateries. If a dozen or more really want to go, we could probably get slope-side condos. I’m going, and would like company.

This is a non-profit trip. I’m paying my own way and will go regardless of traveling companions. If interested contact me: Sandra Newton: 303-747-3751

Here’s the deal: http://www.skitaos.org/content/weeks

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED1 2XL NEW DESIGN MEN’S DBTC JERSEY AVAILABLE

$58.00 – can be picked up at the Volunteer Recognition Luncheon. Shipping Charge: $12.50 if you want it shipped priority mail.Please send check made out to DBTC & mail toPO Box 280577. Denver CO 80226-0517(Email Karen Kirby at [email protected] when sending payment.)

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Blossoms of Light at DBGSandra Newton

Denver Botanic Garden Blossoms of Light - Tuesday, Dec. 10. Meet Sandra Newton at 5pm for pretty good snacks and drinks at Udi’s Pizza Cafe Bar before hiking at 6pm to the York Street Botanic Garden’s Blossoms of Light celebration. Driving is an option, of course. The lights are spectacular, as are the ice sculptures, and for a dollar you can purchase 3D glasses to have a different perspective on the illuminations. It’s always more fun to do this in a group, so come along for a lovely night with lots and lots (did they say millions?) of lights. Details: Udi’s is at 2550 E. Colfax; tickets at the Gardens are $10 or I can get them early for $8. Let me know if you want to go. And If you want me to buy discounted tickets, please get me your payment by Dec 2. You can reach me at 303-747-3751 or email at [email protected]. Snow does not cancel.

Donald Schmertz’ favorite Lookout Mtn. image… Looking very professional with Lynn and Kevin leading the group.

ELIZABETH BROWNALLEN HOLMESWM LEW

DICK LYNTONDURHAM MONSMAROBBIE MONSMA

DBTC Members Joining/Renewing in September

Labor Day Juggling Ride

Jeff led his Tour de Boulder Juggling Ride through the soon-to-be-flooded Boulder Creek for the juggling/yo-yo display, up into Boulder Canyon, past CU, up part of NCAR mountain and all around Boulder.

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Mtn. Biking in Boulder

Jeff Baysinger led the DBTC Mtn bikers around Heil Valley Ranch just North of Boulder a few days before the destructive flood waters tore down nearby Left Hand Canyon!

RTD Ride

Wes and Dianne Chowen took riders on an exploration of the new RTD rail construction.

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If you’d like to include an activity in the newsletter, please email it to [email protected] by December 20th for the January/February newsletter or contact Patty at 303-989-8268.

Ride Locator: There is a guide to the most frequent start locations on our website – www.dbtc.org. It provides the information you need to use Map Quest or Google Maps to make a map to the starting location.

DBTC’s E-Mailing ListsGet late breaking news, last minute ride updates, and short-notice of weekday rides, all e-mailed directly to you as soon as the information is posted. If the weather is “iffy”, a ride leader can post a notice to let you know if the ride will go or be cancelled.

DBTC Message Board is the DBTC General E-Mail ListTo join, send an e-mail to: [email protected]

DBTC Mountain Biking E-Mail List To join, send an e-mail to: [email protected]

Twitter account is @DenverBikeClub – note many members do not tweet.

DBTC Meetup group, www.meetup.com/Denver-Bicycle-Touring-Club/ can be used to post rides as well. Once you have posted your ride, we will review the

information to be sure it complies with the club requirements then upload it to the MeetUp web site where you can edit your ride info. MeetUp is open to the public and can increase the number of riders on your rides and, hopefully, club members. Rides cannot conflict with the ride schedule. If you have registered with MeetUp, we will post your scheduled rides. We are also on Facebook if you want to share pictures or bike-related news.

You can join all four groups. After you send the e-mail requesting to join, you will be contacted via e-mail with a confirmation. If you’d like to post an event, simply go into the site. Remember that only club-related activities can be posted. We reserve the right to cancel any posting we don’t think is appropriate.

Please Note;• Joining either of these Yahoo Groups, Facebook or the MeetUp Group

does not make you a valid member of the DBTC. • If your e-mail address changes, you must send your new e-mail

address to both the Yahoo Group and to the DBTC webmaster ([email protected])

• The DBTC Website operates independently from the Yahoo Groups. The Yahoo Groups send only e-mail messages concerning some upcoming events. The DBTC monthly Newsletter, The Colorado Bicyclist, is sent to you from the DBTC Website via e-mail only if you have so requested.

DBTC FALL-WINTER FUN RIDES 2013Fall is officially here. Our ride coordinators are taking a much-deserved break. Late fall and winter riding conditions make it difficult to pre-plan rides. If it is cold and blowing, the ride leader may not want to roll out to lead a promised ride - especially since he or she might be the only person to brave the elements. Therefore, our scheduled rides become Show-N-Go with a few holiday or special events.

Pace of Ride Difficulty of Terrain Mileage Quadrant of City

Departure Time

Roses – Leisurely Fun – Comfortable Int. – BriskRoad – Fast ATB – Unpaved RoadsMTB – Mountain Bikes

H1 – FlatH2 – Some HillsH3 – HillyH4 – Serious climbsTwo ratings: technical skill T1 to T4 and Physical exertion P1 to P4

This is an estimate – options may be offered

NWNESESWW

Arrive early enough to unload your bike and be ready to leave at the time shown.

Dec 31, 2013 - Jan 3, 2014Happy New Year in LeadvilleTrip Type: Ski/SnowshoeLodging: HostelLocation Details: Leadville, COLeader: Ellen Chilikas,

[email protected]: Full

Jan 24 - 27, 20146th Annual Fraser Fun WeekendTrip Type: Ski/SnowshoeLodging: HotelLocation Details: Fraser, COLeader: Ellen Chilikas,

[email protected]: Open

September 2014 Door County: The SequelTrip Type: Road RidingLodging: HotelLeader: Karen Jenneman,

[email protected]

Status: Planning

Visit DBTC.org and click on “Tours” for updates on the trips.

2013 (and Future) DBTC Activity and Tour CalendarEmail the trip contact for more information. Email Ellen ([email protected]) to add your trip to this list.

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Many of our members love winter sports and want to continue enjoying the outdoors with their DBTC friends. The DBTC Message Board will be our main means of communication through the winter months. If you’d like to post an event, simply go into the site. Remember not all members have email so if you have it in the newsletter all members are notified.

Wednesday FUN Group Continues Through Winter

FUN/INT- 1/3-TBD 11:00 AM The Wednesday Fun group will continue to ride throughout the winter. We will meet at various places. You can use the DBTC Message Board to post additional rides.

Nov 6th & Dec 4th Village Green parking lot by the Dam Road and E Union Ave.

Nov 13th & Dec 11th SE Corner of Orchard and Parker RD

Nov 20th & Dec 18th Behind the tennis bubble Federal and Bowles.

Nov 27th Goodson Recreation, near S University Blvd and Arapahoe RD.

Wednesday “Roses” Group

These hardy riders continue all winter. Wednesday’s “Roses” rides are 1-20, SW, 11AM. “Roses” will meet when the temperature is 50 or above and trails are clear, for “Show and Go” rides from Reynolds Landing ( 1 mile north of Carson Nature Center at 6745 S Santa Fe Dr.--use the driveway with a sign for Silver Sage Garden Center and go all the way to the end.) Riders attending will determine route. Bring a snack and money for lunch at a favorite restaurant after the ride. Questions? Call Melba Bouquet 720-493-0564.

NEW/replace?? Wednesday’s “Roses” rides are 1-15-20, SW, 11AM. “Roses” will meet when the temperature is 50 or above and trails are clear, for “Show and Go” rides from Reynolds Landing ( 1 mile north of Carson Nature Center at 6745 S Santa Fe Dr.--use the driveway with a sign for Silver Sage Garden Center and go all the way to the end.) Riders attending will determine route. Bring a snack and money for lunch at a favorite restaurant after the ride. Questions? Call Melba Bouquet 720-493-0564 or Jean Stevenson, 303-699-5135..

WINTER SHOW-N-GO AND HOLIDAY RIDES

FUN/INT-2/3-20/30-NESW-11:00 AM Unless there is a leader named, WINTER rides will be Show-N-Go. The riders who show up on these days will decide among themselves the route, the mileage, the pace and the after-ride restaurant. The starting locations will be places where many rides have begun in the past and thus several riders will have an idea of possible routes to be taken. You can go to www.dbtc.org and hit the start locations button for more detailed directions to most of the starting points or possibly maps of rides from that location.

Winter Riding Guidelines Weather: Forecast temperature above freezing with dry conditions.Clothing: Wear layers, outer windbreaker, hat/ear covers, gloves, toe covers & riding/sports pants covering the kneesOther: Bring water, repair items and a snack

Dale Trone

The purpose of the schedule is to allow us to provide a variety of rides throughout the metro area. Depending on last-minute rides does not meet that goal; however, there are times when no ride is scheduled within a reasonable driving distance so you might want to add an alternative. The guidelines for posting last minute rides are:1. The leader must be a member 2. There can’t be a similar ride on the published schedule a. Geography – a ride in Parker is NOT similar to

one in Golden b. AND start time – a 9 AM ride is NOT similar to

a 3 PM ride c. AND speed type – ROAD and FUN rides are NOT similar

d. AND distance – a 35 mile ride is NOT similar to a 20 mile ride

3. When a last-minute ride appears to fall into the gray area such as 20 vs 25 miles, FUN rides starting an hour apart with start locations both in Aurora, then contact the scheduled ride leader to see if s/he feels the ride would compete. It might be better to simply join the other ride.

4. While yahoo groups are still a media for last-minute rides, MeetUp has additional features and more and more of our last minutes are published there.

5. Yahoo and MeetUp can be used when last-minute changes are necessary. This allows a little more flexibility if you schedule a ride and then have to make a change later.

Guidelines for Posting a Last-Minute Ride

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November/December 2013 Winter Fun Ride ScheduleSaturday, Lin’s Birthday Ride FUN-H1-0 or 18 or 20 or 27 up to 65 Central 9:00 AM or 11:00 AM or 2:00 PM Meet Lin Hark Nov 2nd (303 507-3502) at the City of Cuernavaca Park OR at REI (Directions to Parking: exit I-25 at 23rd Ave., drive past REI and

continue north on Platte St about 5 blocks, under the overpass, to the parking lot.)

STAGE 1 FUN-H1-18-Central 9:00 AM Meet Lin at City of Cuernavaca Park FUN/Leisure morning riders will meet at 8:45 AM for a 9:00 AM start for the morning 18 miles. Hardy riders can brave the morning chill for a short brisk ride out and back North on the Platte River Trail to arrive at REI for a quick break before stage 2 at 11:00 AM.

STAGE 2 FUN-H1-20-Central 11:00 AM Meet Lin at REI Flagship Store’s sunny porch for the second stage of her birthday

ride. Ride out and back on Cherry Creek Trail. Park at City of Cuernavaca Park and ride to REI to meet no later than 11 AM. LUNCH CELEBRATION 1:00-2:00 PM Lunch at Starbucks Meet your DBTC friends at REI hopefully out on the deck in the

sunshine, but if the sun is not shining we can go inside Starbucks to warm up. If you aren’t riding anymore but just want to join the fun just come for lunch! Or do your own ride from home and meet at REI for lunch.

STAGE 3 FUN-H1-27-Central 2:00 PM Start with Lin from REI for the last leg going South on the Platte and back. Riders

who choose to do only the afternoon ride can come at 1 PM to join the group for lunch before riding the afternoon 27 miles (or turn around whenever you like). Bring layers of clothes, water, snacks, lunch to eat at REI at 1 PM (or you can buy a sandwich at Starbucks or Vitamin Cottage) a lock and money for lunch. No gifts, your presence will be Lin’s gift. This ride will go regardless of the temperature or trail conditions.

Sunday, Nov 3rd NW – Crown Hill Park, just east of 26th & Kipling

Wednesday, Nov 6th SE – Meet at Village Green parking lot by the Dam Road and E Union SW – “Roses” Reynolds LandingSaturday, Nov 9th SE – South High School, E. Louisiana & S Franklin, near Wash Park

Sunday, Nov 10th Central – City of Cuernavaca Park

Wednesday, Nov 13th SE – Corner of Orchard and Parker RD SW – “Roses” Reynolds LandingSaturday, Nov 16th SE – Corner of Orchard and Parker RD

Sunday, Nov 17th SE – Goodson Recreation, near S University Blvd and Arapahoe RD

Wednesday, Nov 20th SE – Behind the tennis bubble Federal and Bowles. SW – “Roses” Reynolds Landing

Saturday, Nov 23rd SE – Village Greens Park, just east of Union and Dayton

Sunday, Nov 24th NW – Olde Town Park-N-Ride, just north of W 55th Ave & Wadsworth on Vance

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Wednesday, Nov 27th SE – Goodson Recreation, near S University Blvd and Arapahoe RD. SW – “Roses” Reynolds Landing

Thursday, Turkey Day Hunger Builder Ride FUN/INT H2-22-SW and & MTB T2 P2 10:00AM Give yourself an excuse to eat more Nov 28th turkey and gravy! Meet Dale Trone (303-981-9161) and Jeff Baysinger (303- 969-9241) at Jewell & Kipling (Old

Performance Lakewood; park away from the buildings) for a Calorie burning appetizer ride. We’ll cruise down Kipling, ride up MT Carbon, pass thru Bear Lake Park, and then grind into Red Rocks Park. At the trading post, conditions permitting the mtn bikers led by Jeff will split off from the road; riders led by Dale for separate Dinosaur Ridge, Green Mtn/ Alameda returns to the start. We realize that many people have other plans for the day, so this ride will have limited stops and aim for a return to the start no later than 1 PM.

Friday, Nov 29th Day after Thanksgiving Ride NW – McDonald’s, NW corner of W 80th Ave & Wadsworth Blvd

Saturday, Nov 30th SE – Village Greens Park, just east of Union and Dayton

DBTC SPONSORING SHOPS DBTC members receive a 10% discount off purchases (excluding bicycles and sale items) at these sponsoring retailers.

ARAPAHOE CYCLERY 6905 S BROADWAY UNIT 169 LITTLETON CO 80122 303-797-1858 arapahoecyclery.com

ARVADA BICYCLE COMPANY 6595 WADSWORTH BLVD ARVADA CO 80003 303-420-3854 arvadabike.com

BIG KAHUNA BICYCLES 8246 W BOWLES AVE UNIT J LITTLETON CO 80123 720-981-5199 bigkahunabicycles.com/site/ intro.cfm Discount Includes 10% discount on bikes!

BIKESOURCE #7 2665 S COLORADO BLVD DENVER CO 80222 303-759-5099 bikesourcedenver.com

BIKESOURCE #8 2690 E COUNTY LINE RD LITTLETON CO 80126 303-221-4840 bikesourcedenver.com

CAMPUS CYCLES 2102 S WASHINGTON ST DENVER CO 80210 303-698-2811 campuscycles.com

CHERRY CREEK VELO 1435 S HOLLY ST DENVER CO 80222 303-691-5650 sampsonsports.com No discount on labor.

CYCLE ANALYST 722 S PEARL ST DENVER CO 80209 303-722-3004 cycleanalystinc.com/

DERBY BICYCLE CENTER 410 E 104TH AVE THORNTON CO 80233 303-288-4100 derbybicyclecenter.com

ELEVATIONS 2030 E COUNTY LINE RD LITTLETON CO 80126 303-730-8038 bicyclepedalr.com/

FOOTHILLS CYCLING 4990 KIPLING PKWY SUITE B-7 WHEAT RIDGE CO 80033 303-420-0815 foothillscycling.net

GOLDEN BEAR BIKES 290 NICKEL ST SUITE 100 BROOMFIELD CO 80020 303-469-7273 goldenbearbikes.com

GOLDEN BIKE SHOP 722 WASHINGTON AVE GOLDEN CO 80401 303-278-6545 goldenbikeshop.com

GREEN MOUNTAIN SPORTS 12364 W ALAMEDA AVE LAKEWOOD CO 80228 303-987-8758 greenmountainsports.com

PEAK CYCLES 1224 WASHINGTON ST STE 145 GOLDEN CO 80401 303-216-1616 bikeparts.com

SCHWAB CYCLES 1565 PIERCE ST LAKEWOOD CO 80214 303-238-0243 schwabcycles.com No discount on Shimano and Campagnolo

SPORTS PLUS 1055 S GAYLORD ST DENVER CO 80209 303-777-6613 sportsplusdenver.com

TREADS BICYCLE OUTFITTERS 16701 E ILIFF AVE AURORA CO 80013 303-750-1671 treads.com

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TREADS BICYCLE OUTFITTERS 3234 S WADSWORTH BLVD LAKEWOOD CO 80227 303-781-1162 treads.com

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December 2013 Winter Fun Ride ScheduleSunday, Dec 1st NW – Olde Town Park-N-Ride, just north of W 55th Ave & Wadsworth on Vance

Wednesday, Dec 4th SE – Meet at Village Green parking lot by the Dam Road and E Union SW – “Roses” Reynolds Landing

Saturday, Dec 7th NW – Prospect Park, W 44th Ave at Robb St

Sunday, Dec 8th SW – Morrison PNR, NW corner of C470 and Morrison Rd

Wednesday, Dec 11th SE – Village Green parking lot by the Dam Road and E Union Ave.

SW – “Roses” Reynolds Landing

Saturday, Dec 14th SW – Carson Nature Center, (N on So Platte Parkway, West of Mineral and Santa Fe)

Sunday, Dec 15th NW – Scott Carpenter Park, SW corner of 30th & Arapahoe in Boulder

Wednesday, Dec 18th S – Corner of Orchard and Parker RD SW – “Roses” Reynolds Landing

Saturday, Dec 21th NW – Westminster Mall, southeast corner of W 92nd Ave & Harlan St

Sunday, Dec 22th SE – Cherry Creek HS, SE corner of Union and Dayton

Saturday, Dec 28th SW – Stone House, east side of S Estes, just south of Yale.

Sunday, Dec 29th NW – Park-N-Ride, NW corner of 70th and Broadway

New Year’s Eve or Day – someone want to put a yahoo event together?

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