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STOP: Swanson River City Shootout is Postponed to SUNDAY May 20! Print E-mail
Written by Ryan Feagan   
Friday, 04 May 2007

Due to measurable amounts of rainfall in the early morning hours today, the Swanson River City Shootout is being postponed to Sunday May 20: Beginners race will go off at 12pm and Sport/Expert at 2pm.  With this morning's rainfall, THOR representatives advise that riding Swanson today will cause considerable damage to these sensitive trails.  And with rain in the forecast again for tonight, tomorrow is not a viable rain date.  Oh, and, by the way, racing in peanut butter mud sucks big time.  So go back to bed and wakeup in a few hours for a protein shake and a road ride. 

Beginners: At the Swanson River City Shootout on May 20, every Beginner class racer who buys a $10 one-day license will receive a $10 gift card for use at Highgear/Trek Bicycle Stores of Omaha, courtesy of the Midwest Cycling Community.  Mark your calendars now!

Don't miss out on the Battle Royal Marathon at Platte River State Park next Saturday, May 12.  Hosted by the veteran endurance riders at CycleWorks/Mooses Tooth, this is the first SIX hour marathon in the Nebraska Lottery Psycowpath Series.  Team options exist for riders to share the fun.  More info to be posted soon the Nebraskacyclingnews, but you can also check out http://cycleworksusa.com/page.cfm?PageID=111

Questions can be directed to ryan.feagan@gmail.com or phone 402 - 415 - 9071.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 15 May 2007 )
 
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