http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/ 2008-06-02T06:03:43-05:00 http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/ http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-05-31T23:48:06-05:00 cbcadmin http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=ok_earth_bikers_tour_de_dirt&rev=1212295686&do=diff OK Earth Bikers Tour de Dirt homepage text/html 2008-05-31T23:47:11-05:00 cbcadmin http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=heartland_mountain_bike_series&rev=1212295631&do=diff The Heartland Sports Promotions Group (HSP) puts on several series of races centered in the Kansas City region. HSP puts on 3 series for 2008: * Heartland Mountain Bike Championship Series (HMBCS): Traditional cross-country mountain bike races. * Dirt Lovin' Good Times: Ultraendurance mountain bike events. * Heartland Dirt Running: Trail-running races, usually held the day before a HMBCS event. text/html 2008-05-31T23:34:48-05:00 cbcadmin http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=midwest_fat_tire_series&rev=1212294888&do=diff The Midwest Fat Tire Series is a prominent mountain bike series originating in the Kansas City area. It is one of the oldest ongoing series in the country. The races typically follow a standard cross-country format, with classes racing for 1, 1.5, or 3 hours for prizes. In addition, racers who race more than 70% of the races in a given season are eligible for an overall series point ranking, which is awarded at a banquet the following January. text/html 2008-05-31T23:29:56-05:00 cbcadmin http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=start&rev=1212294596&do=diff This is the wiki for the Columbia Bike Club and Race Team. Edit pages wisely; add content abundantly. Rides can be created at any number of sites, we recommend MapMyRide and Bikely as sites to start with. Gravel Grumble 100 (with recon loops) Reverse Nebo Loop Basic Grumble Gillespie Gravel Loop Gravel Power Hour West Sinking Creek Loop Super Grumble North Grumble text/html 2008-05-12T17:50:59-05:00 cbcadmin http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=tuesday_night_loop_2008&rev=1210632659&do=diff This loop is the same loop as the Old Tuesday Night Loop. While traffic is still an issue, this loop is one of the more accessible and useful loops available for the TNR. The loop consists of 4 turns, 3 minor hills, and a long flat section along Route Z. text/html 2008-01-23T16:38:14-05:00 cbcadmin http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=lake_gravel_loop_1&rev=1201127894&do=diff This loop is a 54 mile loop of gravel around the east side of the Lake of the Ozarks. Terrain is hilly. Goes by the Swinging Bridges twice. This ride is rated intermediate-plus due to gravel, terrain, and possible traffic on the paved roads. text/html 2008-01-16T20:01:12-05:00 cbcadmin http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=cmc_time_trial_training_ttt&rev=1200535272&do=diff The CMC TTT (time trial training) ride is an out-and-back starting at Boone County Water's distirbution station on Rangeline Rd. south of Route Z, following Rangeling all the way south to Route Y, turning around and coming back the same way. This ride is a time-trial, therefore it is usually ridden in several groups at top effort. There are usually two or three groups according to ability. text/html 2008-01-16T19:34:21-05:00 cbcadmin http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=grumble_100&rev=1200533661&do=diff The Grumble 100: 111 miles of gravel and pavement around Columbia. One of the best loops to train for endurance events such as Leadville or the Dirty Kanza 200. This course mainly covers ground east of Columbia, going as far south as the airport and as far north as Hallsville. The route passes through 3 counties (Audrain, Boone, Callaway), and 3 towns (Auxvasse, Millersburg, Hallsville), in addition to covering all levels of gravel roads, abandoned bridges, and even a portion of pavement (about … text/html 2008-01-04T22:14:40-05:00 cbcadmin http://www.columbiabikeclub.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=big_tree_loop_from_walt_s&rev=1199506480&do=diff This loop starts at Walt's (the corner of Paris/Rogers Rd. and College Ave.). While this makes the route longer than the other Big Tree Loop, the essential route is the same. This ride is rated basic-plus due to the route being relatively easy, with a significant flat section in the middle to either rest or fight a headwind on.