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October 4, 2008 Garland L. Parise Pineywoods Purgatory - Lufkin, TX Routes of 102, 72, 52 and 25 miles. Web Page - Reviews

October 4, 2008 - Tour de Argyle - Argyle, TX - Routes of - 6 miles, 32 miles, 43 miles & 62 miles. - 8:00 am Start Time. Reviews - Web Page - Web Page

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October 4, 2008 - Tour d' Cotton Bike ride, Childress, TX - routes of 8, 30 and 60 miles - Registration is $30 per person with a $5 per person family discount after the first person pays the full reg. fee. We have Tour d' Cotton caps for the first 50 riders registered. We give shirts & pins and have great door prizes at the barbecue lunch. We have the participation of local law enforcement and Childress Regional Medical Center EMT's. Good rest stops every 8-10 miles and lots of terrific volunteers and, of course, insurance through Texas Bicycle Coalition. Web Page - Brochure -
October 11, 2008 The 10th Texas Hill Country River Region Classic. Garner State Park, Concan Texas. Choice of 4 scenic and challenging routes of 35, 52, 68 and 94 miles. A post ride pasta dinner and park entry fee are included in your registration. Go to www.riverregionclassic.org for more details and registration.

October 11, 2008. Paluxy Pedal, Glen Rose, TX 8:00 am start. 29, 45, 60 and 80 mile routes. Patches for climbing "The Wall" (on the 45, 60 and 80 mile routes only). Lots of hills on ALL routes. Glen Rose High School start and finish. - Web Page - Reviews-

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October 11, 2008 - Tour de FireAnt - Marshall, TX - $25 pre-register, $30 day of ride Routes of 10 miles/30 miles/45 miles/100K - Free pizza & beer to follow ride - Bicycle giveaway - Reviews - Web and Electronic sign-up

Update From The Race Directors for Tour De FireAnt 2008
We have decided to kick it up a notch and have made some cool changes to this year’s event:
* Have enough short sleeve rally T’s? This years rally T-shirt will be long sleeve and in color. Register now to make sure you get one
* Rest stop # 4 will feature free Red Bulls from the Red Hats, free Cliff Bars too!
* This years start will wind around Marshall’s Historic Cobblestone Square and will feature a “Special Surprise” for the riders
* Woolley G’s Bike & Fitness will be on hand for pre-ride wrench support
* Extended Trophy/Award Placings for each category
* More free pizza & beer at the finish
Don’t forget, one rider will win a free Trek bike, so save the date of October 11th and we will see you at The Fire Ant Festival in Marshall, TX!

October 11, 2008 - Tour de Trails - Winnsboro, TX - Routes of 65, 40 and 20 miles - Web Page - Reviews

October 18, 2008 - Outlaw Trail 100 Cycling Tour, Round Rock, TX - Featuring 10 mile, 25 mile, 40 mile, 50 mile, 63 mile, and 100 mile loop courses on county roads through historic Williamson County. - Web page - No reviews
October 18th, 2008,Kiwanis Crazy Kicker, Mineral Wells, TX. Saturday, at 8am. Located at West City Park on W HWY 180. Check out our web page all the details. This ride is still growing and we still are committed to providing the homemade cookies to all riders at all rest stops. You will also see more sweep vehicles and tire pumps this year! Keep coming to our ride and keep helping us with your comments. Distances 100, 65, 50, 37, 22 miles (plus the flat 10 miles for $10) Registration fee is $20 advance or $30 after Oct 10th. This ride is best known for it's magnificent hills, lake and countryside vistas. 100 milers will have maybe 2 stop lights and about 6 stop signs!!! The road construction is finished on Hwy 377!!! questions? kiwaniscrazykicker@hotmail.com
October 18-19 Bike Around the Bay - Galveston, TX - Registration for the second "Bike Around the Bay" tour of Galveston Bay is now open. This two-day, 150 mile tour around Galveston Bay benefits the Galveston Bay Foundation, which has been working to preserve and protect Galveston Bay for more than 20 years. You'll get to ride on roads and bridges not usually open to cyclists in this very scenic, well-supported ride. It's a non-pledge ride, but feel free to raise money from your fisherman friends and duck-hunting buddies to pay the entry fees. Below is a link to the website, which should provide all the details you need to plan a weekend in the Houston-Galveston area. (Did you know the DFW area is in the Galveston Bay watershed? The Trinity River provides more than 50% of the freshwater that flows into this important estuary, which is the second most productive estuary in the country. If you love seafood, you should love Galveston Bay!) - Reviews - Web Page
October 18, 2008 - Tour de Cure - Starting Time: 62 and 32 mile: registration 7:00 am, start 8:00 am - 5 mile: registration 9:30 am, start 10:00 am Address: Texas Motor Speedway 3545 Lone Star Circle Fort Worth, Texas 76177 Registration Fee: Early $15, Late $20 after Sept. 18 Goodies: T-shirt and goodie bags Fundraising Minimum: $150.00, fundraising website available Email: kkimsey@diabetes.org Phone: 817.332.7110 x 6112 Breakfast and catered lunch provided. To register or volunteer, visit www.diabetes.org/tour
The Tour de Cure is a ride, not a race, with routes designed for everyone from the occasional rider to the experienced cyclist. Whether participatns ride 62, 32 or 5 miles, they will travel a route supported from start to finish with rest stops, food to fuel the journey and fans to cheer them all the way to the celebration at the finish line! Tour de Cure raises funds through registration fees and pledges collected by the cyclists to fund the mission of the ADA-to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes
October 18, 2008 – Springtown Spin, Springtown , Texas - Registration for the 1st Annual TCYC Springtown Spin Bike Rally is now open! Featuring an amateur 20 mile, family friendly ride and a 40 and 60 mile option for the more advanced rider. Beautiful county scenery, surprisingly smooth roads, and only 1 stop light! Catered lunch, great goodie bag, t-shirts and excellent rest stops. While this is a 1st Annual Ride, there are a lot of experienced riders behind the scenes of this rally. If you love small towns and a beautiful ride, you will come back to this one for years to come. Below is a link to the TCYC website with online registration. www.tcyc4kids.org - Reviews
October 25, 2008. Ennis FFA Bike Ride, Ennis, TX 8:00 am start. 20, 35 & 62 mile routes. This is the first year for this ride, but we are committed to putting on a high quality event. Start and finish at Ennis High School, 1405 W. Lake Bardwell. Ennis, TX, 75119, . Cost $20.00/$25.00 - Active On-Line Registration - R E V I E W S - P H O TO S