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Whatcom Community College North Parking Lot
This "Ramp Up" Skills Development Ride starts at the Whatcom Community College northeast parking lot, meet at 5:45 pm, leave at 6pm.
The speed and route will vary by each group‘s ride leaders. Initially riders will be grouped by ability and average speed. Speed groups: 14-16 mph, 16-18 mph, and 18+) Distance 15 to 20 miles. Ride focus on skills necessary to ride in groups.
We will concentrate on safe riding practices, pace-line skills, how to overtake other riders and pass them in a safe manner, and how to deal with traffic.
Riders will sign in at the meeting place.
Whatcom Community College North Parking Lot
This "Ramp Up" Skills Development Ride starts at the Whatcom Community College northeast parking lot, meet at 5:45 pm, leave at 6pm.
The speed and route will vary by each group‘s ride leaders. Initially riders will be grouped by ability and average speed. Speed groups: 14-16 mph, 16-18 mph, and 18+) Distance 15 to 20 miles. Ride focus on skills necessary to ride in groups.
We will concentrate on safe riding practices, pace-line skills, how to overtake other riders and pass them in a safe manner, and how to deal with traffic.
Riders will sign in at the meeting place.
Bayview Elementary School
The 2023 Skagit Spring Classic is scheduled for May 13, 2023
The pre-registration price of $70 is good until the Thursday before the ride. The day of registration is $80. For this you get:
-Rest stops that are second to none with our FAMOUS HOME MADE COOKIES!!
-A pair of really nice wool Spring Classic socks (compare at $15 - $20).
-A variety of routes from an easy 25 miles to a moderate 45 miles and challenging 62 and 100 milers.
-The traditional after ride spaghetti feed.
And finally, a free beverage at Farmstrong Brewing as you head home.
This will be so much fun and such a bargain you can hardly pass it up!!! Spring Classic participants will also receive a discount of $10 for Skagit Bicycle Club membership if anyone wants to take advantage of all the fabulous benefits of joining the Skagit Club ??
Whatcom Community College North Parking Lot
This "Ramp Up" Skills Development Ride starts at the Whatcom Community College northeast parking lot, meet at 5:45 pm, leave at 6pm.
The speed and route will vary by each group‘s ride leaders. Initially riders will be grouped by ability and average speed. Speed groups: 14-16 mph, 16-18 mph, and 18+) Distance 15 to 20 miles. Ride focus on skills necessary to ride in groups.
We will concentrate on safe riding practices, pace-line skills, how to overtake other riders and pass them in a safe manner, and how to deal with traffic.
Riders will sign in at the meeting place.
Whatcom Community College North Parking Lot
This "Ramp Up" Skills Development Ride starts at the Whatcom Community College northeast parking lot, meet at 5:45 pm, leave at 6pm.
The speed and route will vary by each group‘s ride leaders. Initially riders will be grouped by ability and average speed. Speed groups: 14-16 mph, 16-18 mph, and 18+) Distance 15 to 20 miles. Ride focus on skills necessary to ride in groups.
We will concentrate on safe riding practices, pace-line skills, how to overtake other riders and pass them in a safe manner, and how to deal with traffic.
Riders will sign in at the meeting place.
Whatcom Community College North Parking Lot
This "Ramp Up" Skills Development Ride starts at the Whatcom Community College northeast parking lot, meet at 5:45 pm, leave at 6pm.
The speed and route will vary by each group‘s ride leaders. Initially riders will be grouped by ability and average speed. Speed groups: 14-16 mph, 16-18 mph, and 18+) Distance 15 to 20 miles. Ride focus on skills necessary to ride in groups.
We will concentrate on safe riding practices, pace-line skills, how to overtake other riders and pass them in a safe manner, and how to deal with traffic.
Riders will sign in at the meeting place.