Course info: We'll get this posted soon.
April 25, 2026 - withington
Results are now posted...only a few weeks late but like they say, better late than pregnant. Thanks to everyone that came out.
Top 3 finishers were Joseph Murphy, Chris Eckstein, and Mick "Jagger" Harris. Good work everyone!
Top 3 finishers were Joseph Murphy, Chris Eckstein, and Mick "Jagger" Harris. Good work everyone!
Cost: Free for now. The price doubles on April 19th, so hurry up and register.
Staging area: Click HERE for the start location.
Start time: 10:30am
Participant limit: 74 people, the early bird gets the worm
We moved the staging area area 1/2 a mile east of where we parked last year, so make sure to get the new pin drop. We'll also camp in this spot. If you are planning to camp, talk to us and we will point out the areas the Forest Service approved us to use.
Rules: Sign in before the race and sign out when you finish. Make sure to sign out! If you don't sign out, you will be subject to the ultimate punishment. We don't know what that is yet and we don't want to find out, so just sign out. When you sign in we'll give you the run down of using the Time Machine to get your finish time to log on the sign out sheet. Roads will be open to traffic and trails will have other users on them. Any vehicle on the course is not expecting to encounter a bike race on these roads so please stay to the right hand side of the road. Don't ride like an idiot. Be nice to other people. Ride within your abilities. You are responsible for your own safety, navigating the course, and addressing any mechanicals that may arise. You will need a gps device and the gps file. Last and most important have fun.
Details:
Back for 2026. The course is 38 miles and packs ~4,000 feet of climbing (oof!). You'll barely notice the climbing though. The climbs are all basically escalators with guaranteed tail winds. The course is really pretty. It's up and down and twisty in the pine trees. It starts with a stout climb up to Monica Saddle where depending on positioning, you might see the VLA satellites. The descent down from Monica Saddle is a little rougher than last year, but still rideable. Make sure to pay attention and don't go full send down it. No gas stations and no water crossings on this route, so plan accordingly.
We will camp Saturday night after the ride. Come join us if you are into that sort of thing. If you camp, talk to us before you pick your spot so we can point out the areas the Forest Service approved us to use.
Hit us with any questions at [email protected] in the meantime.
See you dudes and dudettes there.
Staging area: Click HERE for the start location.
Start time: 10:30am
Participant limit: 74 people, the early bird gets the worm
We moved the staging area area 1/2 a mile east of where we parked last year, so make sure to get the new pin drop. We'll also camp in this spot. If you are planning to camp, talk to us and we will point out the areas the Forest Service approved us to use.
Rules: Sign in before the race and sign out when you finish. Make sure to sign out! If you don't sign out, you will be subject to the ultimate punishment. We don't know what that is yet and we don't want to find out, so just sign out. When you sign in we'll give you the run down of using the Time Machine to get your finish time to log on the sign out sheet. Roads will be open to traffic and trails will have other users on them. Any vehicle on the course is not expecting to encounter a bike race on these roads so please stay to the right hand side of the road. Don't ride like an idiot. Be nice to other people. Ride within your abilities. You are responsible for your own safety, navigating the course, and addressing any mechanicals that may arise. You will need a gps device and the gps file. Last and most important have fun.
Details:
Back for 2026. The course is 38 miles and packs ~4,000 feet of climbing (oof!). You'll barely notice the climbing though. The climbs are all basically escalators with guaranteed tail winds. The course is really pretty. It's up and down and twisty in the pine trees. It starts with a stout climb up to Monica Saddle where depending on positioning, you might see the VLA satellites. The descent down from Monica Saddle is a little rougher than last year, but still rideable. Make sure to pay attention and don't go full send down it. No gas stations and no water crossings on this route, so plan accordingly.
We will camp Saturday night after the ride. Come join us if you are into that sort of thing. If you camp, talk to us before you pick your spot so we can point out the areas the Forest Service approved us to use.
Hit us with any questions at [email protected] in the meantime.
See you dudes and dudettes there.
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