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Local News: Slamfest to offer more courses
Mountain bikers will be relying less on peddling and more on gravity come next weekend’s Sima Slamfest.
On the opening day of the third annual event, participants will have the option of entering a chainless downhill race where the bike chains are removed, leaving gravity to do all the work.
“They’re pretty common, especially down in Whistler and places like that,” said race director Justin Mullan. “It’s honestly the best way to learn how to go fast, if you can’t peddle.”
... Yukon News
Published: Sep 02, 2010 - 07:40 AM
Local News: Bike park gets name, Gonda defends his crown
Massey Baker performs a stunt at the Dirt n’ Soul Bike Park at Mt. McIntyre on Sunday
Whitehorse’s mountain bike community was in high gear this past weekend, with local cyclists having their pick of events to attend.
After six years in the planning, the new skills park at Mt. McIntyre officially opened Sunday with a celebration including music, prizes, a barbecue and demonstrations.
The Dirt n’ Soul Bike Park, as it was named, was completed in early June after about a year after construction first began. The park was designed by Jay Hoots, a professional rider, coach and owner of the BC-based company Hoots Inc., a mountain bike clothing and safety equipment manufacturer.
... YukonNews
Published: Aug 26, 2010 - 01:52 AM
Local News: New ‘Dirt ‘n Soul Bike Park’ an immediate hit with young riders
... Alex Chisholme had only one wish regarding Whitehorse’s bike park – that it had gotten here sooner
The 19-year-old entered the pro category of the Goat Style Bike Jam held in Creston, BC, in July, and said that, while he failed to reach the final round, the experience of riding alongside the pros was worth the trip.
Growing up in Whitehorse, Chisholme was just one of the riders looking to reach that next level.
“For me, when I was in a prime age, trying to find jumps, there wasn’t that much at that time,” he said.
“I enjoyed the park last year, it was good, I rode these dirt jumps a lot, and it was nice to finally see a rhythm section in town, because most of the jumps that I’d ridden previously were just one-hits, and then you go back and hit one jump and come back again.”
... Whitehorse Star
Published: Aug 25, 2010 - 07:20 AM
Local News: Gonda retains his crown as King of the Canyon, Queen category returns
The King of the Canyon offered riders two choices: keep your head down and peddle or look up and enjoy the checkpoints.
The Yukon Mountain Bike championships, held on the Grey Mountain and Yukon River trails on Saturday, featured 50 kilometres of grind for those vying for king and queen honours and a 25-km haul for the prince and princess.
Dave Gonda, who has spent the summer training with the Calgary-based Cyclemeisters, reclaimed his crown as King of the Canyon with a time of 2:41.04.
... Whitehorse Star
Published: Aug 25, 2010 - 01:18 AM
Local News: Reams makes Team Canada’s selection pool for Worlds
Watson Lake’s Jesse Reams during a criterium race on Canada Day in Whitehorse. Reams was chosen for Team Canada’s selection pool at the World Road Race Championships next month.
Watson Lake cyclist Jesse Reams will be in race after race this month, but he’s not hoping for medal after medal – there’s a bigger prize at stake.
Reams is currently in Belgium as one of just eight Canadian cyclist vying for either four or five spots on the national team for the UCI Road World Championships in Melbourne, Australia, September 29 to October 3.
“I think I just need to focus on making sure I do my best to recover and rest and just get stronger as the month goes on and try not to worry if I have a bad race, just focus on the next one and ride smart and not be afraid to go for broke,” wrote Reams in an e-mail to the News. “(As for) my chances, well there are eight really strong guys in the pool, but I think Belgium racing really suits my style and strengths so hopeful I can get some good results and make the team.”
... Yukon News
Published: Aug 14, 2010 - 07:02 AM
Local News: Mt. Sima mountain biking hits snag on opening day
Mt. Sima Ski Resort’s new downhill mountain biking initiative is already facing an uphill struggle.
Just two hours into offering downhill mountain biking to the public for the first time - on one of the hottest days this summer - the motor of the chairlift used to ferry cyclists and their bikes to the summit overheated.
“People have to realize it’s not a safety issue,” said Mt. Sima area manager Guillaume Rochet. “It’s just because it’s warm and the shack at the bottom is not insulated. We have to make sure it works when it’s too warm.
“We have to come up with a solution that provides a lower temperature in the engine room.”
... YukonNews
Published: Jul 29, 2010 - 01:42 AM
Local News: Numbers up at 24-hour bike festival
Jerry Noble competes in the 24 Hours of Light Mountain Bike Festival over the weekend at the Copperbelt Railway and Mining Museum.
Plenty of sunshine, few bugs and a good course helped make the 10th annual 24 Hours of Light Mountain Bike Festival a success on the weekend.
The festival, which ran from midday Saturday to midday Sunday starting at the Copperbelt Railway and Mining Museum, saw 38 teams participate - including 13 from outside the territory - up from 29 last year. The festival also saw an increase in overall riders, going from 130 last year to 160 over the weekend.
“We had guys from England, a woman from Newfoundland, a guy from Colorado, folks from Ontario, Vancouver, Alberta,” said Devon McDiarmid, organizer and president of the Contagious Mountain Bike Club, the host of the event. “So we had a good spread of people.
... Yukon News
Published: Jul 01, 2010 - 07:54 AM
Local News: Whitehorse cyclists capture four divisions in Kluane Chilkat
HAINES, ALASKA
There were few cyclists at the finish line of the Kluane Chilkat International Bike Relay who did not bemoan the strong headwinds during the race.
However, in four of the event’s 12 divisions, it was Whitehorse cyclists who were blowing away the competition during the 240-kilometre race from Haines Junction to Haines, Alaska on Saturday.
Taking the overall top spot in the two-person women’s team was Whitehorse’s I Love Big Bottom Brackets beating out a second-place team from Douglas, Alaska. Whitehorse’s Salty Dames won third.
... YukonNews
Published: Jun 24, 2010 - 07:29 AM
Local News: No major injuries reported for Kluane Chilkat bike relay
The direction of the wind was the story of the day for the Kluane Chilkat International Bike Relay on Saturday.
The middle leg riders experienced intense winds head-on during many of the steeper climbs for the 18th annual race.
“(There were) definitely some challenging legs with the wind,” said Mike Kramer, chief of race. “The wind was actually stronger in the morning.”
... Whitehorse
Published: Jun 22, 2010 - 07:11 AM
Local News: A Leg With A View
... photo by Annalee Grant - Whitehorse Star
For the results click HERE
Published: Jun 22, 2010 - 07:07 AM
Local News: Newcomer lays down four-of-a-kind at Contagious opener
There would be a lot healthier poker players around card tables worldwide if every hand required a 12-kilometre bike ride.
That’s just what 46 poker-playing cyclists did in the Contagious Mountain Bike Club’s Poker Ride and Kick-Off BBQ on Saturday, starting and finishing at the Schwatka Lake boat launch.
Drawing five playing cards at stations throughout the 12-kilometre ride through Chadburn Lake trails and along Schwatka Lake, the winner was not the first over the finish line, but the one to return with the best hand.
Published: May 13, 2010 - 03:58 PM
Local News: Yahoo - saddle up kids, it's time to ride
VeloNorth Kicks Off the 2010 Season
<img border="0" align="left" src=http://images.paraorkut.com/img/pics/animations/d/dancing_penguins-3382.gif> VeloNorth kicked off it's 2010 season with the informal, but fun, Ice breaker group ride in near perfect spring riding conditions.
Seventeen riders turned out for the first Club event of the season, experiencing minimal headwinds and clear skies. Pace lines were steady as talk of KCIBR teams, future group rides, and upcoming VeloNorth events were all discussed.
The next event will be the May 5 ITT, starting at the Carcross Cut-Off at 7pm. Riders can register starting at 6pm.
Published: Apr 29, 2010 - 07:49 AM
Local News: The results are in ...
There's a new Sheriff in Town</ab>
<img border="0" align="left" src=http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_dS9o2xQUbsU/Sqk7vlzRm2I/AAAAAAAADjI/lRNJwL09ZI0/s400/Woody_Toy_Story_Collection.png> VeloNorth held its AGM last night (Wednesday) and when the dust settled, all the ballots counted, the losers consoled and the recounts finished, a new Board and President were elected to the Board for the 2009/2010 cycling season.
Scott Kerby is the new President and his merry Band of "henchpersons" who comprise the rest of the Board - and they are: Trina Irving, John Berryman and Bill Curtis.
They have already started talking about the next season. So if you have any niffty ideas then they would love to hear from you.
Congratulations folks, thanks for stepping up - you'll do a great job.
Published: Nov 26, 2009 - 08:00 AM
Local News: Gonda crowned King of the Canyon
Apparently for some its not about the bike ...
<img border="0" align="right" src=http://www.yukon-news.com/news_images/2009/september/21/sportsfront1.jpg>David Gonda drops down a hill near Riverdale during the King of the Canyon mountain bike race on Saturday. Gonda finished first in the 47-kilometre race, in a time of 3:06:09.
According to mountain biker Ian Parker, training and working hard will get most riders a lot farther than leisure riding and pints of beer.
“(David Gonda) is just getting stronger and stronger this year, having benefited from his training for the Canada Summer Games,” said Parker.
“That’s the difference between training and just riding. My big event was back in June, nice and early, so I spent the rest of the summer just having fun riding, and Dave has been training and it shows.
“When the heat is on, the guy doing the training is going to beat the guy who’s been drinking beer and just having fun - unless it’s Jonah (Clarke). Jonah can drink beer and have fun, and still beat everyone.”
... Yukon News
Published: Sep 23, 2009 - 10:19 AM
Local News: Low numbers out for mountain bike series
Manon Aubert, a race organizer with Ecole Emilie-Tremblay, has a simple request for Whitehorse high school students: “Get your bikes out!”
The first of four races for the Whitehorse high school mountain bike series took place Wednesday at Porter Creek High School with only 23 cyclists taking part, down from 37 in last year’s series opener.
“Usually there’s an army of boys in the Grade 8 division and I think maybe we didn’t get the word out as well,” said Trevor Hale, an organizer with Porter Creek. “Things usually grow as the races go on and hopefully next week there’s more.
... you can read more of this article by Tom Patrick in the Yukon News
Published: Sep 11, 2009 - 07:55 PM
Local News: Riders hit high gear at Sima Slamfest
By Tom Patrick
Even if you don’t like mountain biking, but you like pancakes and beer, Mount Sima was the place to be over the weekend.
Apart from Saturday’s pancake breakfast and the weekend-long beer garden, mountain bike enthusiasts had all they could ask for at the second annual Sima Slamfest, with clinics, a cross-country race and a downhill race.
“I think it was a great success,” said Marsha Cameron, who organized Slamfest with Justin Mullan. “We didn’t know how many riders to expect for the whole weekend—we have a number of riders that are out of town right now.
... YukonNews
Published: Aug 04, 2009 - 09:27 PM
Local News: Tour de Whitehorse
Great news just in, due to the efforts of Jerome McIntyre, we have received permission to hold the Tour de Whitehorse's road race (Saturday, July 25) on the new Hamilton Blvd. Extension prior to its opening.
This is unprecedented and special thanks have to be given to the City of Whitehorse, YTG and Skookum Jim's Construction for allowing this to happen.
The course will be a 6 km. loop on new pavement and a closed course.
Published: Jul 17, 2009 - 07:58 AM
Local News: Range Road Relay - Sunday July 19th
The next event on the VeloNorth Cycling Club schedule is the Range Road Relay, to take place Sunday, July 19th at 11:00AM. This fun race will be set up as a relay, with teams devised (by the Race Director) across racing categories.
Each three-person team will be made up of one Recreational, one Sport Men/Expert Women and one Expert Men rider. Recreational Riders will start the race by completing one loop of the 8k course, followed by Sport Men and Expert Women who will do three loops. The anchor legs of each team will be the Expert Men who will finish up with four loops.
Running the race as a relay is contingent on attendance. So, please come out for this fun and exciting event. Registration starts at 10:00 with the first riders off at 11:00. Hope to see you all there.
... and remember this is the last tune up for the Tour de Whitehorse that kicks off Friday the 24th of July at 7 p.m. with the Three Pillars of Doom.
Published: Jul 16, 2009 - 07:52 PM
Local News: Tour de Whitehorse Update
What's New
<img border="0" align="left" src=http://www.netoons.com/catalog/media/img_L/AP02_L.gif> So this is what we know as of today!July 24, Friday, the opening of the TDW will start with a BANG when riders take on the Three Pillars of Doom / better known as the Miles Canyon Loop. This 10 km course will be run in a time trial format for safety reaons.
Registration on Friday begins at 5:30 p.m. at the entrance to the Go-Kart track on the Robert Service Way. First rider goes off at 7 p.m. The interval between riders will be either 30 seconds or 1 minute depending upon numbers.
July 25, Saturday,stage 2 will be the road race. The Cycling Association of Yukon will be organizing this event as it will double as the Yukon Road Race Championships.
Time, registration and distances are yet to be worked out BUT ... stay tuned for some exciting news as to the location.
July 26, Sunday, stage 3 wraps up the TDW with the individual time trial. This will be a 20 km test on the North Klondike Highway starting at the Hot Springs Rd.
Registration starts at 9:30 a.m. and the 1st rider goes off at 11:00 a.m.
The cost for all three races is $20 for all three races or $10 for each.
Want more information? Call Mike McCann at 668-3531 or email at michaelm@navigonet.com.
Published: Jul 11, 2009 - 04:04 PM
Local News: BC Bike Race Upate - Day 6
<img border="0" align="left" src=http://www.bcbikerace.com/assets/downloads/DS_BCBR09_05_0085.jpg> Riding in the Open Mixed Category 2-Person Category, Team Yukon Travel (Goeppell and Tetz) have moved solidly into 6th place with 1 stage to go with an overall time of 24 hr. 44 min. and 14 sec.
Ian Parker and Bill Slater competing as Team Yukon Fuel in the Men's Veteran 80+ 2-Person Category sit in 5th place with a combined time of 22 hr. 21 min and 36 seconds.
To read more about Stage 6 please click HERE
Published: Jul 04, 2009 - 10:48 AM
Local News: BC Bike Race - Yukon Teams Update
BC Bike Race Day 5 Update
<img border="0" align="right" src=http://www.bcbikerace.com/assets/downloads/DS_BCBR09_05_0263.jpg>Thursday's BC Bike Race route, the second one on the Sunshine Coast, was much anticipated by both BCBR staff and return riders simply because its notorious Hwy 102 trail brings riders to a slick and swoopy mountain bike nirvana. Not a bad way to wrap up a solid day of mountain biking.
Beneath endless bluebird skies, the almost 370 BCBR participants queued up for the start of their Sunshine Coast – Part II adventure; their fifth consecutive day of mountain biking in south-western BC. During Stage 4 on Wednesday, many riders were cursing Course Designer, Rod Compassion, because of the relentless climbing he threw at them. However, by dinner time, the conversation had turned to how much riders loved the trails.
... to read more click HERE
What Yukon's Finest Are Doing ...
In the Men's 2-Person 80+ Category the team Yukon Fuel (Ian Parker and Bill Slater) are currently in 5th place about 30 minutes out of third (3rd).
Yukon Travel (Tamara Goeppell and Thomas Tetz) competing in the 2-Person Mixed category are presently in 7th place only about 5 minutes out of 6th.
Published: Jul 03, 2009 - 11:58 AM
Local News: BC Bike Race
Yukoners Competing
<img border="0" align="left" src=http://www.bcbikerace.com/assets/images/DS_BCBR09_02_0295.jpg>A picture from Day Two from Nanaimo to Parksville
After two days of racing the team of Tamara Goeppell and Thomas Tetz sit in 8th place in the Open Mixed Category. The leading team of Ryan Trebone, Georgia Gould are comfortably in control of the race with an accumulated time of 5:42:18. Goeppell and Tetz have an accumulated time of 7:35:17.
The Team Yukon Fuel comprised of Ian Parker and Bill Slater competing in the Team of Two Veteran 80+ category are currently sitting in an impressive 4th place less than 8 minutes out of third.
Published: Jun 30, 2009 - 10:59 AM
Local News: TOUR DE WHITEHORSE
<img border="0" align="left" src=http://www.pritchettcartoons.com/cartoons/committee.jpg> There have been some discussions recently whether the Tour would be happening this year ... a decision was made at a VeloNorth Board meeting this morning that the 3-day event will proceed albiet in in a scaled back format.
More details to follow but there will be three days of hot, sunny, competitive but friendly racing at the end of July.
Published: Jun 17, 2009 - 06:02 PM
Local News: What the Easter Bunny Wishes For
Published: Apr 13, 2009 - 12:56 PM
Local News: VeloNorth's 2009 Schedule
We Need Your Help
With the new cycling season just around the corner, VeloNorth has put together a very active schedule of events for this summer. However, the schedule can only happen if we get members to sign up to run an event.
Take a look at the schedule and let us know which one you can commit to - we will provide training and support for the actual event, we just need someone to do the on-the- ground stuff the day of the event.
So find an event without a person's name assigned to it and call it as your own!
APRIL
29 – VeloNorth Kick-off Group Ride and Sign-Up - Mike McCann
MAY
6 – Carcross Cut-Off ITT - Mike McCann
10 – North Klondike Road Race
17 - Carcross to Whitehorse RR
20 – Porter Creek ITT
24 – Skagway Hill Climb – Part 1 - Mike McCann
31 – Jakes Corner RR & ITT
JUNE
4 – Up the Hill – Down the Hill Solo & Relay Event
JULY
1 – Canada Day ITT - Mike McCann
8 – Granger Surprise
11 - Dri -Tri - Whitehore - Ian Parker
12 – Log Cabin to Carcross RR
15 – Range Road Relay - Derrick Hynes
24-26 – Tour de Whitehorse
AUGUST
12 – Yukon ITT Championships
19 - Three Pillars of Doom
23 – 40 km ITT
30 - Skagway Hill Climb – Part Deux - Mike McCann
SEPTEMBER
5 – Last Gasp 40 km. Time Trial - Mike McCann
Published: Apr 12, 2009 - 09:11 PM
Local News: VeloNorth AGM - October 23, 2007
Here are the minuties of the 2007 VeloNorth AGM.Date: October 23, 2007
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Sport Yukon Board Room
Present: Bill Curtis, Grant Owen, Lara Melnik, Darren Holcombe, John Berryman, Scott Kerby, Bob Bowerman, Mike McCann
Review of Agenda
The Agenda for the evening was reviewed and accepted
Slide Presentation
There was a slide presentation of the 2007 season seen by those in attendance. Special thanks to Scott and Donna for pulling the slide show together and to all the folks that provided the pictures. Special thanks to Lara for all the pictures she provided through out the season.
We will look into how we can make the slide show available online.
Minutes of Last AGM
The minutes of the 2006 AGM were circulated for review and comment. No issues were raised.
Moved by Bill Curtis that the Minutes be accepted. Seconded by Bob Bowerman.
No discussion ensued
Motion to accept the Minutes as presented was carried
Budget
Bill presented the Club’s Financial Statement. The Club presently has a bank balance of $10,286.03. Bill pointed out that the Club actually lost $2,567.38 this season. This came about as a result of our $1,500 donation to the 24 Hr. of Light Race and equipment purchases for the Club’s trailer.
Bill noted that this coming year we will either have to reduce some of our Administrative costs e.g. Sport Yukon membership of $212.00 or consider increasing revenues either through donations or membership fee increase.
Moved by Lara Melnik that the Financial Statement be accepted. Seconded by Bob Bowerman.
A number of questions arose concerning the budget:
a. How did we accumulate the current surplus? It came about primarily as a result of our previous direct involvement with the 24 HR of Light event which generates a surplus of approx $4,000 each year.
b. What do we intend to do with the surplus? Previous Boards have polled the members to get direction on what to do with the surplus. Presently the direction has been to hold some funds in reserve as a contingency. Some money was identified as a “float” for race organizers and some identified as a potential donation to a community bike park.
Motion to accept the Budget as presented was carried.
President and Director’s Reports
Three verbal reports were presented.
President: Allan Frostad prepared some notes that were read at the meeting. Allan indicated that he would be unable to continue on as President due to other commitments. The time and effort that Allan put into forging positive working relationships with Contagious Mountain Bike Club and the Cycling Association was noted and appreciation for this work was noted.
Events – Mike McCann and Scott Kerby provided comments as to this past season. There were approximately 85 individuals who took part in the Clubs 25+ events held during the past season. Numbers stayed higher late in the season compared to other years and the quality of the riding seems to have improved.
The Club’s events need to continue to evolve and issues such as risk management and safety needs to be more formally addressed. The requirement of having trained flags persons for some our events has come to the fore as a result of Highways and Public Works enforcing sections of the Highway Motor Vehicle Act.
Of concern was potential volunteer burnout and it was agreed that we need to draw more into assisting/taking the lead with our extensive schedule.
Election of Officers
Bill Curtis chaired this part of the meeting and solicited nominees from the floor. A vote took place and the results of the elections are noted below.
Directors: John Berryman, Scott Kerby, Bob Bowerman
Treasurer: Bill Curtis
President: Mike McCann
AGM Adjourned at 9:00 p.m.
Published: Oct 29, 2007 - 07:24 AM
Local News: World Road Championships
Stuttgart threatens UCI<img border="0" align="left" src=http://d.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com//ng/sp/eurosport/20070929/10/1797299971.jpg> Stuttgart is threatening to withhold 600,000 euros due to the International Cycling Union because it believes the governing body has not done enough to combat doping at the World Championships.
"We will not hand over taxpayers' money to any organisation that is not fighting seriously against doping," Mayor Wolfgang Schuster told the Stuttgarter Nachrichten newspaper.
According to the newspaper report, Stuttgart will also withhold 75,000 euros from the German Cycling Federation.
... <a href="http://eurosport.yahoo.com/29092007/58/stuttgart-threatens-uci.html
Published: Sep 29, 2007 - 08:19 AM
Local News: Yukon ITT Championships
VeloNorth will be hosting the Yukon Time Trial Championships this coming Sunday (August 12th) starting at 10 a.m.Registration starts at 9 a.m. with the first rider getting underway at 10 a.m.
The course will be Carcross Cut-off course and is 17.5 km long.
The categories will be Expert Men and Women, Sport Men and Women and Novice Men and Women.
VeloNorth is looking for volunteers to help with this event – if anyone has some time and can help out they can contact Mike McCann after work at 668-3531.
Published: Aug 08, 2007 - 07:32 AM
Local News: Extreme Mountainbiking Tomorrow
<font color="blue">Troy's Mountain Madness<img src=http://www.junkertoons.com/images/mtbpfall.jpg>
You don't want to miss this one - you not only get to race up hill but you then get to let it all hang out and fly down hill
Famous Yukon short track speed skater and expert cyclist and all around nice guy Troy Henry is devising a devilish test of hill climbing skills, cardio and strength - not for the faint of heart or heavy of bike.
<img border="l0" align="left" src=http://www.junkertoons.com/images/MtbForked.jpg> Starting at 3 p.m. tomorrow (you really should be there before the start time to register) will be the first Annual Troy's Mountain Madness. Go to the parking lot at Mount Sima and we'll take it from there.
There will be a short 3 to 5 minute ride to the start. Riders will go off (and up we presune) at 15 second intervals.
Once at the top - we'll figure things out and then you get to race down - this is were the body fat endowed clean up!
Published: Jul 13, 2007 - 11:27 AM
Local News: 0th Annual Southern Lakes Bike Loppet
A Must Do Event - Coming July 15th<img border="0" align="right" src=http://velonorth.ca/picture_library/Southern%20Lakes%20Bike%20Loppet/Southern%20Lakes.jpg width=471 height=471>The Route
The fine folks from the Marsh Lake Community are going full speed ahead with their "0th Annual Southern Lakes Bike Loppet! These are the same keen group of people that bring us the popular Marsh Lake Ski Loppet each year.
So, what do we know about this event:
* July 15th starting at 10 a.m.from the Marsh Lake Community Centre - mass start
* A timed event with 4 legs - you can do it Solo, as a 2-person team or a 4-person team
* Teams can be men, women or mixed
* Direction of travel is clockwise
* Legs are - Marsh Lake to Tagish - 45 km; Tagish to Carcross - 33 km; Carcross to Mount Lorne e.g. Kookatsoon - 47 km and finally; Mount Lorne to Marsh Lake (Judus Creek) - 47 km for a total distance of 172 km
* Finish - where you start and then the fun begins - as the folks at Marsh Lake like to say "We'll have a bit of shindig"
* Entries limited to 40 Teams for the 1st year
* Cost - unknown at this time but rumor has it that it may also be used as a fund raiser of the Kids Recreation Fund - maybe make a donation to this worthwhile cause in lieu of an entry fee? We'll find out.
* Peter Heebink, the grand old man of Yukon Cycling and John Streicker are two of the driving forces behind this event - you can reach John at 660-4999.
* It is suggested that you call right away to get yourself registered as spots will fill incredibly fast.
We'll post more information next week.
Published: Jul 05, 2007 - 06:49 AM
