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Rumble on the River
In cooperation with Asheville Parks & Recreation and the Asheville Bicycle Racing Club, Hearn's Cycling & Fitness is proud to present the "Rumble on the River" Training Race Series at the Mellowdrome.
Where: French Broad River Park, Amboy Road, Asheville, NC, Exit 1C off I-240
Remaining Dates: August 23 & September 6/Rain Date September 20
Time: Registration 5-6pm Kids Races Start at 6PM!
Contact: Clark or Youngblood at Hearn's, 828-253-4800
Course: 500 meter newly paved almost velodrome track
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Race Schedule
| Category | Distance | Entry Fee |
| Track Omnium A* | Varies | $10 |
| Road Race B | 30 Laps | $5 |
| Track Ominium B** | Varies | $10 |
| Road Race A*** | 60 Laps | $10 |
| Kid's Race | Varies | Free |
All distances
may vary at the discretion of the promoter and
official based on time and weather.
* Fixed gear classes will contest a nightly omnium
of three races. A minimum of 15 riders is required
to split the field.
** Race No. 2 & No. 3 of the fixed gear class
will vary from night to night.
*** There will be a 100% payout for the "A"
points roadrace (after USCF fees have been paid).
The "A" points roadrace will be open
to Cat. 1,2,3, and 4 Riders.
The "B" points roadrace will be open
to Women, Juniors, Cat. 4 & 5 Riders.
A Women’s race will be added if a minimum of 15
are registered.
A 2004 USCF release must be filled out & signed
at each event. USCF Permit pending.
French
Broad Cycling Classic
Hilly Helacious Hundred
Sunday, August 28, 2005
Winner of a Best of the Blue Ridge Award from Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine -- voted by their readers of as the favorite cycling road ride of the year!
This event is not a race, but an event to help raise awareness about bicycling in the area. It is being organized by the Blue Ridge Bicycle Club and the Western North Carolina Bicycle Dealers Association. Money collected will be used to:
• further advocate safe cycling in the area
• provide sponsorships
• make donations pertinent to cycling
• support area mountain bike trail maintenance
The cost is a flat rate for all routes regardless of date registered ($35.00 Full and Metric Centuries, $15.00 Family Ride).
These rides are some of the best in this state. The focus is on a safe ride for each participant, regardless of whether they're attempting the Full Century, the Metric Century, or the Family Ride. There will be rest stops along all routes and SAG cars to provide support for riders with minor mechanical problems or safety issues.
This event is limited to 700 riders total.
Register now! Ride day registration on August 28 will not be available.
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