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Manawa Rescheduled, Lewis and Clark Out |
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Written by Roxzanne Abbott
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Thursday, 12 June 2008 |
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The postponed Nebraska Lottery/Psycowpath races at Manawa and Lewis and Clark Monument have changed again.
 The Manawa Mayhem race will go back to it's original date of September 27th, and will be hosted by Velo Veloce.
The race at Lewis & Clark is cancelled for 2008. The main reason for the cancellation is due to the need to reroute the entrance. This has been slowed due to weather delays and a change-over in Council Bluff's Parks and Recreation Department. Psycowpath felt in order for THOR to do it's job properly and without pressure, removing the race from the calendar was the best solution. We'll miss it but the hope is that it will be back bigger and better next year.
In the meantime, get ready for the next XC race at Ponca. It's been a marathon event the last few seasons. We suspect this year we're going to see a record turnout. With Jay and his Sioux City Velo crew in charge, we have no doubts!
See you on the start line!
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Teams Roll out for the Race Across America |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 11 June 2008 |
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World's Toughest Bicycle Race
Oceanside, CA - Forty bicycle teams of 2-person, 4-person, and 8-person teams left Oceanside, California for the rides of their lives as they started the Race Across America (RAAM), the world's premiere ultra-endurance cycling event. This 3,000 mile bicycle race started from Oceanside and stretches through 15 states, across the Rockies, through the heartland of America and the Appalachians, and finishes in Annapolis, Maryland. RAAM pits competitors against each other, the ever challenging and changing American landscape, and themselves.
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Norfolk Classic Cycling Weekend Draws Record Participation |
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Written by Jon Downey
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Tuesday, 10 June 2008 |
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 Bryan Redemske and Kevin Limpach battle in the Category 4 criterium at the Norfolk Classic. Photo by Mark Stursma
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Last Updated ( Friday, 20 June 2008 )
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MTB Group Ride to Benefit At Risk Youth |
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Written by Newsline
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Thursday, 05 June 2008 |
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Omaha, NE - The second annual 3-2-1 Cycling Challenge will be held Saturday, August 2. The 50-mile hosted by the "MTB Goatheads" will feature a group ride on both pavement and dirt.
All the proceeds will be donated to the Omaha Street School, which is a non-profit school serving at-risk youth in the Omaha area.
The event is called "3-2-1" because the route connects three area mountain bike trails in two states, all benefiting one great cause.
Registration is $25 and includes an event tee shirt and a bbq lunch upon completion of the course.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 20 June 2008 )
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