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While we have yet to finalize our bike routes, we may spend one day riding to and from Sauble Beach – about 70 kms round trip, with nice swim when we get to the beach. On another day we may bike along the shores of Big Bay near Owen Sound and cover at least 60 km. Will also probably spend a day riding in the area north of Sauble Falls along the west side of the Bruce Peninsula.
Please do not sign up if you cannot cover at 70kms on three consecutive days of cycling. This is not the trip for you if you have not ridden at least a couple of 50km rides this season.
To cut down on food prep time we will probably be eating in restaurants quite a bit. In any case, we plan to eat quite well on this trip. And so you can think of it as a modified Triathlon, including cycling, swimming/wading and eating! However, the emphasis will be on cycling.
We will be camping at the KOA near Owen Sound, where I have booked two electrical sights. We stayed here last year. While sights are small, they were quiet and functional
We will have a mandatory pre-meeting for this trip to be held at Chaukers Pub (247 Marlee Avenue) on Mon June 25 at 7pm . At this meeting we will discuss food (sharing and prep), carpools, who has what camping equipment (tents, stoves, coolers etc...) and tent arrangements.
Now for some important questions: (for your own ease simply copy and paste the questions into the Notes section and type in your answers when you sign up).
1. When can you leave on Friday afternoon? - 2pm or earlier would be great. But I realize not everybody can get the time off.
2. If you can drive, how many people, including yourself, can you take in your car (remember to leave space for camping gear), and how many bikes can you take, including your own?
If you have not ridden with me before, you MUST answer in the affirmative the following questions in the notes sections of the sign up page:
1. Do you agree to wear a bicycle helmet?
2. Are you experienced, comfortable, and safe riding in traffic i.e. with automobiles?
3. Are you able to bring a spare tube for your bicycle?
4. Does your bicycle fit you properly?
5. Is your bicycle in decent shape ie no rusty chain etc, working brakes?
Promo photo was taken by P199 and was found in a Wikipedia article on Big Bay, Ontario. It has a creative commons license.
| Required Items to Bring: Your own bicycle (in good condition), two spare tire tubes, containers for carrying water, bike lock, sleeping bag, food, clothing appropriate to the weather conditions for cycling and camping. Sun block and bug spray. | | Recommended Items to Bring: Use our Event Checklists to make sure you have everything you need. A basic bicycle repair kit, with tire levers and tire pump, and cooking equipment for camping. see our Event Checklists to make sure you have everything you need. Funds for snacks, meals, your portion of the carpool costs and other purchases. |
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