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15th Annual B-4 Bike Ride

YO! Just lettin' ya know that this event occurred in the past. So don't go planning your day around this one.

WHEN

Sun Jul 12 2009 11:00am - ?

WHERE

Registration is at Lakeshore Cyclery. Ride starts from the Regatta Grille in King's Pointe Resort located across the street from Lakeshore Cyclery. Riders MUST stop at Lakeshore Cyclery FIRST to register/check-in and pick up wristbands.
Storm Lake, IA

WHO

Lakeshore Cyclery & Kings Pointe Resort

Description

Just Plain Fun

Distance - 44 miles

15TH ANNIVERSARY RIDE! Registration/Check-in is at Lakeshore Cyclery. Ride starts from the Regatta Grille. Fun Ride from Storm Lake to Schaller and back. Registration includes B-4 Bike Ride shirt, lunch bbq at Regatta Grille from 2pm-5pm with LIVE entertainment by SlowJam, and great bicycle support and sag wagons, with plenty of water and beer stops along the way.

Route

Start from Regatta Grille @ King's Pointe Resort in Storm Lake, ride to Schaller and then back to Regatta Grille. Ride is about 44 miles.

Venue

Registration is at Lakeshore Cyclery. Ride starts from the Regatta Grille in King's Pointe Resort located across the street from Lakeshore Cyclery. Riders MUST stop at Lakeshore Cyclery FIRST to register/check-in and pick up wristbands.

1520 E. Lakeshore Dr.
Storm Lake, IA 50588  MAP

Links

WEBSITE

Registration

Pre-register at Lakeshore Cyclery. Day of ride check in at Lakeshore Cyclery starting at 9am until 10:30am. Riders MUST first stop at Lakeshore Cyclery to pick up shirts, regsiter/check-in, and get wristbands. After registration the ride will start from the Regatta Grille.

Contact

lakeshorecyclery@yahoo.com

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