SIR 2002 June 1000 km |
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Ride: June 1000 km
Carpools always appreciated. Best place to park is along 135th Street where there are no houses (right turn off 160th Avenue just before the Dead End sign). Entry Fee: $75.00 Members. $85.00 Non-members. Medal additional $7.00 (Available to RUSA and BC Randonneurs members only). Please make all entry and membership fees payable to SIR. Please download and fill out this Entry Form in advance:
Fee Structure Explanation for joining SIR: Special Instructions: Please note that this ride starts on FRIDAY. There will be a bag drop service and motel rooms at the recommended overnight stops in Pateros (358km) on Friday night and Darrington (711k or 609k) on Saturday night. See last year's 1000km pre-ride notes for more details on services, etc. Updated notes will be posted after the organizer's pre-ride. Equipment needed: Remember riding gear for inclement weather, bike tools, spare tubes, and food/water for yourself. All riders should be familiar with the SIR Brevet Riders Expectations Headlights (white and clearly visible from 150 yards to oncoming traffic), tail lights, and red rear reflectors are required. Note that many taillights are also legal reflectors. These may be checked and riders disqualified if they do not function. Functional lights must be mounted on bike at all times. Lights must be operating at night on each bike in a group. Blinking taillights are permitted, but note that these may bother other riders. Reflective vests and leg bands are required for riding at night or during poor visibility. This is for your safety and others in the group. Hand held flashlights or helmet mounted lights are recommended for repairs made in the dark. As a courtesy to other riders, fenders (with 1/4 coverage front wheel and 1/2 coverage rear wheel) are recommended. Additional rear splashguards are recommended for group riding. Ride Beginning: Let Mark know if you need a place to stay the night before before the start. Ride End: Mark Thomas residence. Post-ride nap space, food, and showers available (bring a towel). Route Description: The route will follow the June 400 km route, but at Arlington will add a little loop around the North Cascades 600 km route. From near Redmond, the route will take back roads to Snohomish then follow Highway 9 to Arlington. From Arlington, back roads to Sultan and then US-2 over Stevens Pass to Wenatchee. Then North along the river through Entiat, Chelan, and Pateros. From there to Winthrop and then west on the North Cascades highway to Rockport. From Rockport through Darrington to Arlington along 530. From Arlington, you will pick up the 400 km route, which will take Highway 530 back to Darrington and then again to Rockport. From there it will take you west to Sedro-Wooley on SR-20 and then on mostly back roads to Chuckanut Drive. A scenic stretch along the water will take you to the turnaround point in Fairhaven (Bellingham). The control will be at the Red Apple Market or any of the nearby restaurants or gas stations. The return trip will feature Bayview-Edison Road, La Conner, Conway, Stanwood, and Silvana on the way to Arlington. From Arlington, the route retraces its start back to Mark's house.
Controls: The elevation gains by control on the 1000k are as follows. For the 600k use the Skykomish to Arlington lines (16000 feet total).
So Arlington 1680 Totals 22350
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Last Updated: 06.10.03 |
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