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Real Ale Ride – Blanco, TX

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Real Ale Ride – Blanco, TX
Ride Route
The route will take you through gentle rolling hills ranging in distances from 15, 30, 50, 65 and 80 miles.
Real Ale Ride Website
Schedule of Events
Sunday, May 3
11:59 pm Fundraising Incentive Cuttoff!

Thursday, May 20
4pm – 7pm Packet Pickup at Bicycle Sport Shop North Location

Friday, May 21
12pm – 7pm Packet Pickup at Bicycle Sport Shop Central Location

Friday, May 21
5pm – 8pm Team Ronald Pasta Dinner (location TBD)
(Note: You must have achieved a fundraising amount of $150 or more before midnight on May 3rd, 2010 to attend. You will receive an email invitation when you qualify.)

Saturday, May 22
6:30am Packet Pickup/Registration Opens
7:15am Packet Pickup/Registration Closes
7:30am Ride Start
10:00am Post Ride Party begins
10:30am First Shuttle departs for Real Ale Brewery Tour & Live Music Starts
3:30pm Ride Course Closes

Friday, June 4
6pm – 8pm For PODIUM Fundraising Level Only
Team Ronald Food and Wine Tasting Event. At the event there will also be opportunities to receive gift certificates and prizes from Bicycle Sports Shop. (location TBD)

Real Ale Ride

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In 1999 I had a burning desire to create a web site focused on Texas bicycling. Over the years this web site has existed many people have visited. As I think of information I need to bicycle I add them to the web site.

Comments

Real Ale Ride – Blanco, TX — 2 Comments

  1. John Howell:
    I revisited this email b/c I wanted to comment. This Real Ale ride utilized a great route. It is not destroyed by some county official who decided to repave the bulk of the route with tar and marble size angular crushed rock. The surface is hardly passable for road bikers. I have been encountering this surface around the state. Is anyone working on educating our officials about the problems created by this surface? I assume it is a cheaper surface, but wonder if the officials know they are making the roads unridable. Thanks. John.

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