80-100-140
Hilly
Training

Camp Far West and Colfax
7:00 AM
Fair Oaks
Fair Oaks Deli
10223 Fair Oaks Blvd

We will go through Lincoln, Meadow Vista on the way to Colfax returning through Applegate, Auburn, and Lincoln to Fair Oaks.

Ken Bell, 962-3841

30-50
Flat
Flexible

Elk Grove South County Ride Series
9:00 AM
Elk Grove
Starbuck’s
10064 Bruceville at Whitelock Pkwy

Thornton/Galt Stop someplace in middle.

David Storm, 665-2169

40-55-75
Flat
Training

Sac HAY Series
9:45 AM
Sacramento
25th and K Streets
In the alley behind the Laundromat [north side]

A "snappy" pace-line ride to the Garden Highway, along the south side of the Sac Intl Airport, and back up to the levee. See full description in Series Rides.

Alex Young, 798-7583
Dwight Oda, 441-3584
Kenny Kwong, 456-4821

25-40-50
Roll-Mod-Hill
Flexible

Conquer the Basin
8:00 AM
Roseville
Sharp Bicycles; 701Pleasant Grove
in the Nugget shopping center

Come out and conquer the hills that surround the Loomis Basin. We will meet at Sharp Bicycles in Roseville. Then ride various routes to Lincoln, Newcastle, Auburn and points in between. Stores and water in route.

Bill & Marilyn Floyd, 300-3593
Curt Taylor, 771-8642

10-45
Flat-Mod
Flexible

Get In Shape
9:00 AM
Sacramento
Discovery Park
Mile zero on the Bike Trail
Let’s get in shape for the summer rides. We will use the Bike Trail.

Pam Samms, 396-6471
Robert Samms, 996-2413

31/62/100/120
Mod/Hill
Flexible

Wine Country Century
7:00 AM
Santa Rosa
Wells Fargo Center for the Arts (formerly Luther Burbank)

Ride through the back roads of Sonoma County sponsored by the Santa Rosa Cycling Club.  Four different route options.  Choose from 200K, 100 miles, 100K, and 50K. Register early, this one fills up fast. Only on-line registration is available. Since this is a sponsored event ride, Wheelmen must register for the ride with the host club and pay the entry fee, sign in and out on the Wheelmen Ride Roster, and wear the Wheelmen Jersey on the ride to be eligible for Club mileage.

Dennis King, 284-4555
Marie Schelling, 972-8750

34/62/100
Roll/Mod
Flexible

Tour de Cure Diabetes Ride
6:00 AM
Roseville
Hewlet-Packard, 8000 Foothill Bl,

Come out for a 100 mile or 100 kilometer ride around Lincoln and Auburn and help support Diabetes research.  We all have a family member, friend or acquaintance with Diabetes-dedicate your ride to them and show them your support while you enjoy a fun century. members must register for the ride with the host club and pay the entry fee, sign in and out on the Wheelmen Ride Roster, and wear the Wheelmen Jersey on the ride to be eligible for Club mileage

Stan Leff, 488-2563
Francisco Prieto, 737-2040

74
Moderate-Hilly
Flexible

Tam Slam –Spring Edition
8:00 AM
San Francisco
Parking lot at the Legion of Honor Lincoln Park, near 34th & Clement Dr.

Join us for this scenic tour through the northern part of San Francisco and across the Golden Gate Bridge to Marin County. You'll ride through Sausalito, Mill Valley, around the Tiburon Peninsula, through Larkspur and west to Fairfax. From there we'll head up Mt. Tam - the views on the way up are so pretty you won't even notice the climb! After a rest at the top we'll descend down to Mill Valley and back to San Francisco. Afternoon weather is usually warm at this time of year, but bring layers since it will be cool in the morning and that famous fog could show up at any time. Stores and water are available on the route and we'll stop for lunch - probably in Fairfax. Call or e-mail if you have any questions or need directions. Elev - appx. 6,000’.

Cathy Cavey 415-647-7075
Sandy Yarrow, 791-3426

25-62-100
Flat
Flexible

Delta Century
6:00 – 9:00 AM
Lodi
1973 West Turner Road
Jessie’s Grove Winery

Stockton Bicycle Club invites you to celebrate its 31st Delta Century. Bucolic Jessie’s Grove Winery again will host the event that traverses the rural Delta roads of the San Joaquin Valley. The 50K (26 miles), 100K (62 miles), and 100 mile relatively flat loops cover scenic vineyard, farm, and Delta roads and a ferry ride across Steamboat Slough (100K and 100M routes only) with rewarding rest stops along the way. Proceeds benefit charity. Visit www.sbclub.org for details. Contact ride leaders if you cannot locate ride roster.

Joni Bauer, 209-482-2429
Doug Beisner, 635-2680

215
Hilly
Flexible

Sonora & Back
8:00 AM
Sacramento
Walgreen PL
Florin & Riverside Blvd.

Out to Sonora via Wilton, Wallace, Copperopolis, Tulloch Lake and Jamestown, returning the next day via Columbia, Angels Camp, San Andreas, Valley Springs and Clements.

Dick Nussbaum, 424-0933

65-95
Mountainous
Training

Colfax 17
9:00 AM
Fair Oaks
Fair Oaks Deli
10223 Fair Oaks Blvd

The ride will take Sierra College, Fowler, Baxter Grade, Joeger, and Bell where the short ride will return through Auburn. The long ride continues on Placer Hills and Tokayana to Colfax. We will return through Applegate and Auburn.

Ken Bell, 962-3841

33-66-111
Hilly-Rolling-Flat
Flexible

Southeast Valley Loop
8:30 AM
Galt
Jack in the Box PL
Twin Cities Rd. & Hwy 99

South through Linden, over to Farmington then back north thru Milton, Burson, and Wallace.

Dick Nussbaum, 424-0933

40-60-80
Flat
Flexible

Elk Grove South County Ride Series
9:00 A.M
Elk Grove
Kinetic Bike Store
Elk Grove Blvd., and West Taron
1/5th mile east of I-5

We’ll explore the Delta with a stop mid ride. Short and Medium rides through Walnut Grove. Long ride to Rio Vista.

Dave Graska, 698-1506

40-55-75
Flat
Training

Sac HAY Series
9:45 AM
Sacramento
25th and K Streets
In the alley behind the Laundromat [north side]

A "snappy" pace-line ride to the Garden Highway, along the south side of the Sac Intl Airport, and back up to the levee. See full description in Series Rides.

Alex Young, 798-7583
Dwight Oda, 441-3584
Kenny Kwong, 456-4821

10-45
Flat-Moderate
Flexible

Get In Shape
9:00 A
Sacramento
Discovery Park
Mile zero on the Bike Trail

Let’s get in shape for the summer rides. We will use the Bike Trail.

Pam Samms, 396-6471
Robert Samms, 996-2413

40/65
Mod/Long
Flexible

Tour de Lincoln
7:00 AM
Lincoln
McBean Park
65 McBean Park Dr

Join your fellow Wheelmen in this early season metric century.  Start at McBean Park in Lincoln ride out to Newcastle up Gold Hill Rd and Baxter Grade.  Then head out to Camp Far West and back to Lincoln for a fantastic BBQ.  Members must register for the ride with the host club and pay the entry fee, sign in and out on the Wheelmen Ride Roster, and wear the Wheelmen Jersey on the ride to be eligible for Club mileage.

Dennis King, 284-4555
Marie Schelling, 972-8750

209
Mountainous
Training

Central Coast Double
5:30 AM
Paso Robles
798 12th Street
Paso Robles City Park

The initial portion of the route takes you over the Santa Lucia range to Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) via Adelaida, York Mtn., and Santa Rosa Creek Road. Hope you’ve lubed your 39x26. Once on PCH you’ll travel through the beautiful hamlets of Cambria, San Simeon, Ragged Point and Gorda as you prep for the next assault of Santa Lucia’s. Nacimiento/Ferguson Road which takes you over the ridge, parallel to Mill Creek and the Nacimiento River, to within 1.5 miles of your well-deserved lunch at the beautiful and historic San Antonio mission on Fort Hunter Liggett. After lunch you get to experience the best of the Salinas and Lockwood Valleys as you ride through Zuinado, Espinosa, and Tule Canyons on your relentless trek toward the two lakes of Nacimiento and San Antonio. After the rest stop at the Bradley School, enjoy the latter portions of the route as you gently climb through Hare Canyon, rocket down Indian Valley Road, and roll into the finish along River Road. Must register in advance and pay fee. Visit www.centralcoastdouble.com for details. Contact ride leaders with results if you cannot locate ride roster.

Joni Bauer, 209-482-2429
Doug Beisner, 635-2680

40/54
Rolling/Hill
Flexible

Fab Fifties Series
Ride Around Murieta
9:00 AM
Rancho Murieta South
Reynosa Park, second stop sign, turn left .2 miles on right

The route goes from Murieta, to Folsom, Latrobe and back.  Short ride is 40 miles with 1,700 ft vertical climb, and the long ride is 54 miles with 3,000 ft vertical climb.

Dave Clifton, 354-1137

42-54
Moderate-Mount
Flexible

Orchard Ride with Mix Canyon Option
9:00 AM
Dixon
Northwest Park

Take I-80 west, exit n Pitt School Road, turn left across freeway to West H Street. Left on West h Street, left on Lincoln, right on Park Green Drive.

Ride heads west to Cantelow, which is a nice climb. After Climbing Cantelow, you have the option of climbing Mix Canyon (a 4.6 mile out and pack) with some 20% grades. The ride takes you into Winters with some great potential lunch stops and then continues through several walnut orchards back to Dixon. No water for the first 23 – 30 miles.

Glenn Moore, 359-6450

80
Mountainous
Training

S. F. to Guerneville
5:15 AM
Sacramento
Sacramento Train Station

The train leaves Sacramento at 5:30 Oakland. We will cross the Golden Gate Bridge on the way to Mt. Tam, Fairfax, Nicascio, Valley Ford, Occidental, and Guerneville

Ken Bell, 962-3841

145-265
Moderate-Mount
Flexible

Guerneville Zodiac
Guerneville
Fern Grove Cottages
16650 HWY 116

Four days of riding starting from Fern Grove Cottages each day. Several routes to the coast and last day into Healdsburg. Monday will be a short tune-up ride starting around 1:30 PM. All other rides start at 9:00 AM. Route maps will be provided but you should bring AAA Mendocino and Sonoma Coast Region maps. More detail to follow via e mail. Lodging options: Fern Grove Cottages 707-869-8105, Dawn Ranch Lodge 707-869-0656, or Casini Ranch at Duncan Mills 800-451-8400 for RV and tent camping.

Ron Brown 486-3665
Rich Zeiszler 457-8815

80
Mountainous
Training

Guerneville to S. F.
8:00 AM
Guerneville
Fern Grove Cottages
16650 HWY 116

We will go to Guerneville, Occidental, Valley Ford, Nicascio, Fairfax, Mt. Tam, Golden Gate Bridge on the way to San Francisco an take the train home.

Ken Bell, 962-3841

40-60
Flat
Flexible

Elk Grove South County Ride Series
9:00 AM
West Sacramento
Starbucks
South Port Town Center Plaza
2500 Jefferson Blvd, corner of  Jefferson & Lake Washington Blvd.
2 miles south of 80 & Jefferson Blvd.

Ryer Island - J Mack Ferry Loop

Peter Becker, 442-1850

40-55-75
Flat
Training

Sac HAY Series
9:45 AM
Sacramento
25th and K Streets
In the alley behind the Laundromat [north side]

A "snappy" pace-line ride to the Garden Highway, along the south side of the Sac Intl Airport, and back up to the levee. See full description in Series Rides.

Alex Young, 798-7583
Dwight Oda, 441-3584
Kenny Kwong, 456-4821

25/40/50
Roll-Mod-Hill
Flexible

Conquer the Basin
8:00 AM
Roseville
Sharp Bicycles; 701Pleasant Grove
in the Nugget shopping center

Come out and conquer the hills that surround the Loomis Basin. We will meet at Sharp Bicycles in Roseville. Then ride various routes to Lincoln, Newcastle, Auburn and points in between. Stores and water in route.

Bill & Marilyn Floyd, 300-3593
Curt Taylor, 771-8642

53
Roll-Mod-Hill
Flexible

Loomis Series
9:00 AM
Loomis
Loomis Community Park
Ong & King Rd.

Join me for a ride to Meadow Vista where we’ll revisit the parade route, so dress colorfully just in case. We’ll go through Penryn, Christian Valley, Bowman, and Auburn. This ride has about 4,000 ft. of climbing so plan on a lunch or a pie stop. Several options to shorten.

Sandy Yarrow, 791-3426

25-60-100
Mod-Hilly-Mount
Flexible

Monticello Solano Century
Centuries 7:00 AM
Families 9:00 AM
Vacaville
Vacaville High School
100 W. Monte Vista Rd.

A supported cycling tour through vineyards of Solano, Napa, and Yolo counties. This ride winds through Lake Henessy and Lake Berryessa and passes by the Monticello Dam which used to be the town of Monticello which is now under the water. 100 miles, 100K, and 25 mile family rides are offered through this scenic route. We will provide you with a lunch and several snack stops along the way. A Mexican dinner provided at the end will ensure a good recovery. Think of this as a blend of the Tour of Napa and Foxy’s Fall Ride. Changes were made after the initial ride making this a first class event. The web site listed here ha complete info including mileage and elevation maps. http://www.monticellocycling.org/century/century.html Feel free to call or email me for any questions. 0–3000ft.–4700 ft.

Fred Turner, 962-2626

49-61
Flat
Flexible

Delta Wanderer
10:30 AM
Sacramento
Walgreen PL
Florin Rd. & Riverside Blvd.

A little cruise around the Delta area.

Dick Nussbaum, 424-0933

41-72-94
Mountainous
Training

Higgins Corner 22
9:00 AM
Fair Oaks
Fair Oaks Deli
10223 Fair Oaks Blvd

The ride will take Sierra College to Lincoln then we will take Wise Rd. Baxter Grade, to Bell Rd. The medium ride will take Bell Rd to Auburn and return to Fair Oaks. The long rides will take Hwy 49 to Higgins Corner Magnolia Rd to Dog Bar Rd and return through Auburn to Fair Oaks

Ken Bell, 962-3841

10-20+
Flat
Casual

Ride of Silence – Sacramento
7:00 PM
Sacramento
10th & I Street
City Plaza/Cesar Chavez Park

Join cyclists worldwide in a silent slow-paced ride (max. 12 mph) in honor of those who have been injured or killed while cycling on public roadways. All must remain silent during the ride. Wear club yellow jersey and club shorts.

This ride aims to raise the awareness of motorists, police, and city officials that cyclists have a legal right to the public roadways. Wheelmen need to sign-in on sheet for Club mileage. Lights are preferable for anyone considering riding home. This ride will be held in downtown Sacramento unless there is a cyclist injured by a vehicle in the area in 2009, in which case the ride will start at the site of the collision. This ride will be escorted by First on Scene EMS, http://www.firstonsceneems.com. Information at http://www.ridofsilence.org/main.php

David Azevedo, 798-1390

8/20-70/100
Flat/Hill
Flexible

Great Western Bicycle Rally
8:30 AM
Paso Robles
Mid State Fairgrounds
(Hwy 46 &  Riverside)

Join us for the annual celebration of the bicycle at the Great Western Bicycle Rally.  Many different ride options and routes.  Activities for the whole family.  Swap meet on Friday night, wine and cheese tasting Saturday night.  Awards ceremony and raffle Sunday night. Since this is a sponsored event ride, Wheelmen must register for the ride with the host club and pay the entry fee, sign in and out on the Wheelmen Ride Roster, and wear the Wheelmen Jersey on the ride to be eligible for Club mileage.

Dennis King, 284-4555
Marie Schelling, 972-8750

39-83-98
Hill-Mtn-Severe
Flexible

Anguin Loop
9:00 AM
Winters
City PL
Railroad & Main

Out to Moskowitz, then Knoxville Rd. to Pope Valley, Howell Mt. To Anguin, St. Helena for lunch and return via Lake Hennessey. The med. Option skips Howell Mtn. Plenty of climbing so be prepared.

Dick Nussbaum, 424-0933

40-60
Hilly
Flexible

Elk Grove South County Ride Series
9:00 AM
Rancho Murieta
South Gate 

Ride will start at Riverview Park, take Murieta South Pkw to Reynosa, left on Reynosa-park is on the right.  Ride will explore Ione, Sutter Creek, and other foothills locations.  Moderate degree of climbing. Short stop halfway through the ride.

Ralph & Kris LeMeur, 354-0416

40-55-75
Flat
Training

Sac HAY Series
9:45 AM
Sacramento
25th and K Streets
In the alley behind the Laundromat [north side]

A "snappy" pace-line ride to the Garden Highway, along the south side of the Sac Intl Airport, and back up to the levee. See full description in Series Rides.

Alex Young, 798-7583
Dwight Oda, 441-3584
Kenny Kwong, 456-4821

10-45
Flat-Moderate
Flexible

Get In Shape
9:00 AM
Sacramento
Discovery Park
Mile zero on the Bike Trail

Let’s get in shape for the summer rides. We will use the Bike Trail.

Pam Samms, 396-6471
Robert Samms, 996-2413

70-92-130
Mountainous
Training

Fair Oaks to Nevada City
8:00 AM
Fair Oaks
Fair Oaks School
10700 Fair Oaks Blvd

The ride will take Sierra College to Lincoln then we will take Wise Rd. Baxter Grade, to Bell Rd. The short ride will take Bell Rd to Auburn and return to Fair Oaks. The longer rides will take Lone Star and Hwy 49 to Higgins Corner where the medium ride takes Magnolia Rd to Dog Bar Rd and return through Auburn to Fair Oaks. The long ride through Rough and Ready to Nevada City retuning through Auburn.

Ken Bell, 962-3841

202
Severe
Training

Heartbreak Double Century
4:30 AM
Palmdale
38630 Fifth Street West
Holiday Inn Palmdale

This spectacular course showcases some of the most quiet, beautiful, dramatic, and unknown regions of California. There is essentially no traffic and the route explores an area that most of the participants will never otherwise visit. There is less than one “junk mile” on the entire course. Veteran riders can attest to all of this, while rookies will take away that sentiment after completing this challenging and rewarding cycling adventure. Must register in advance and pay fee. Visit www.planetultra.com for details. Contact ride leaders with results if you cannot locate ride roster.

Joni Bauer, 209-482-2429
Doug Beisner, 635-2680

37/42
Roll/Mod/Hill
Flexible

Fab Fifties Series
El Dorado Hills Loop
9:00 AM
El Dorado Hills
El Dorado Hills Park & Ride
White Rock & Latrobe Roads

A counter-clockwise loop on rural roads. Challenging, but not a mountain goat ride.

Paul Gunkel, 929-8988
Barbara Bravos, 929-8988

38-50
Rolling
Flexible

Wandering the Foothills
9:00 AM
Roseville
Sierra Oaks Plaza
SE corner Douglas & Sierra College
80 Fwy. East. Exit Douglas Blvd. East to Sierra College

Wander the lower foothills around Loomis, Newcastle and close to Lincoln. Short option had 1,900 ft. climbing.

Doug Souvignier 332-8194
Deborah Walburg 451-2470

75-90-125
Mountainous
Training

Fair Oaks to Dutch Flat
8:00 AM
Fair Oaks
Fair Oaks School
10700 Fair Oaks Blvd

We will go through Lincoln to Baxter Grade, Auburn, Colfax, Rollins Lake, and Gold Run. The shorter rides will return from Auburn or Colfax

Ken Bell, 962-3841

65-91-116
Mountainous
Training

Fair Oaks to Ox Bow
8:00 AM
Fair Oaks
Fair Oaks School
10700 Fair Oaks Blvd

The ride takes Auburn Folsom Rd to Auburn. Then we will take Hwy 49 to Old Foresthill where the short ride will return to Auburn. The longer rides will go to Foresthill where the medium ride returns and the long ride will go on to Ox Bow. All rides return through Auburn and Sierra College.

Ken Bell, 962-3841

150/230
Roll
Casual

The Delta Do
10:00 AM
West Sacramento
Carol's Restaurant
1201 W. Capitol Ave

This year the Delta Do will offer both three and four day options. Again, we will camp the first night at the Solano Co. campground near Winters and the second night at the campground in Rio Vista. A third night camping option will be at the Comanche Reservoir campground. This is a self-contained loaded tour; each rider must provide and prepare his/her own food.  Stores and restaurants will be available in route.  No SAG will be provided. Contact the ride leaders if you need to borrow some equipment. The tour could be rescheduled for an earlier or later time if weather conditions dictate.

Bob Maben, 455-5715
Dave Storm, 665-2169

200-450
Mountainous
Training

Terrible Two+2
5:15 AM
Sacramento
Sacramento Train Station

The train leaves Sacramento at 5:30 AM on Fri. for Oakland. We take the Ferry to San Francisco then ride across the Golden Gate then over Mt. Tam to Valley Ford, Occidental and Santa Rosa staying at Motel 6 North.(707) 525-9010

Sat. we will start at the Santa Rosa Aquatic, Finley Park Centre on W. College Ave and Stony Point Rd following the TT route to Cloverdale staying at the Best Western (707) 894-7500 Sun. we do the second half of the TT returning to Santa Rosa Motel 6. Mon. we follow the Friday route back to San Francisco taking the train home to Sacramento.

Ken Bell, 962-3841

38-50
Hilly
Flexible

Elk Grove South County Ride Series
9:00 AM
Rancho Murieta
South Gate 

Ride will start at Riverview Park, and ride the foothills. Straight from the south gate up a gradual climb ( about 1/2 mile ), at the stop sign at the top, turn left and the park is about a quarter mile on the right. Moderate climbing. Short stop halfway through the ride.

John Hockenbury, 685-7527

40-55-75
Flat
Training

Sac HAY Series
9:45 AM
Sacramento
25th and K Streets
In the alley behind the Laundromat [north side]

A "snappy" pace-line ride to the Garden Highway, along the south side of the Sac Intl Airport, and back up to the levee. See full description in Series Rides.

Alex Young, 798-7583
Dwight Oda, 441-3584
Kenny Kwong, 456-4821

25/40/50
Roll-Mod-Hill
Flexible

Conquer the Basin
8:00 AM
Roseville
Sharp Bicycles; 701Pleasant Grove
in the Nugget shopping center

Come out and conquer the hills that surround the Loomis Basin. We will meet at Sharp Bicycles in Roseville. Then ride various routes to Lincoln, Newcastle, Auburn and points in between. Stores and water in route.

Bill & Marilyn Floyd, 300-3593
Curt Taylor, 771-8642

10-45
Flat-Moderate
Flexible

Get In Shape
9:00 AM
Sacramento
Discovery Park
Mile zero on the Bike Trail

Let’s get in shape for the summer rides. We will use the Bike Trail.

Pam Samms, 396-6471
Robert Samms, 996-2413

40/50
Mod
Flexible

Loomis Series
9:00 AM
Loomis
Loomis Community Park
Ong & King Road

From Loomis to Baldwin Dam via all the bike trails in between, up to Newcastle and then to Granite Bay and return.

Tim Koch, 488-8218

23-107
Flat-Hilly
Flexible

In-N-Out Century
8:00 AM
Citrus Heights
C-Bar-C Park on Oak Avenue
At signal half mile east of
Fair Oaks Boulevard

Choose a ride from 5 related easy, flat routes with very little traffic, heading West along the American River Parkway Bike Trail to the Davis In-N-Out Burger, and return. Or, choose a ride from 6 related Sierra Foothills routes heading East with up to 6,250 foot climb to the Auburn In-N-Out Burger, and return. See http://home.surewest.net/g/century.html for more information.

George Neill, 722-8592