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The 4th ride of the Winter Ralleye Series is the Cinnamon Roller. The ride will leave from the Bean Cycle Roasters on February 21st. Meet at 8am, roll at 9am. This  free tour guaranteed to include some beautiful Larimer County gravel roads. 

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Let’s go for a spin up to Livermore to grab some cinnamon rolls, sandwiches, etc. Meet at Bean Cycle Roasters at 8:00, roll at 9:00.

Don’t let a 57 degree morning fool you…pack for all conditions (last year it was 57 in the morning and mid-30’s and snowing in Livermore).

Here’s the schedule for the rest of the 2014/2015 events.
Sunday, Nov 2nd start time: 7:00am, (roll at 8 am) WyColo Border Patrol, meet at Bean Cycle.
Sunday, Dec 7th start time: 6:30am, (roll at 7 am) Pennoc Pedalling Pow-wow, meet at Bean Cycle.
Sat AND Sun, Jan 10TH and 11TH meet at Lyons park at noon TWO DAYS OF COLD TOES.
Saturday, Feb 21st start time: 7:00am, (roll at 8 am) Cinnamon Roller, meet at Bean Cycle.
Sunday, March 15th start time: 7:00am, (roll at 8 am) Weld County Waltz , meet at Bean Cycle.
Saturday, April 18th start time: 6:30am, (roll at 7 am) Ralleye Finalleye, meet at Bean Cycle.
If you need more info, email bikeforcolin@gmail.com

 

 

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