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What is your favorite ride, race or bike-related event? e.g. Bike the Drive, Full Moon, a Tweed ride, North Shore Century, Barry Roubaix

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Any ride organized under the banner of CBES is usually a good ride.

Also RAIL North, a one day, 175 mile ride from the Quad Cities to Union Park in Chicago is a great ride. Well organized, small, with over 100 continuous miles with a traffic light.

North Shore Century for sure. It's a great way to wrap up the road season. Glencoe Grand Prix at a close 2nd.

Tour de Shore!

Tough to choose between the Perimeter Ride and Tour de Fat. 

Lisa, what an awesome ride that is! Beautiful scenery and the best rest stops. Pancakes at the first rest stop, donuts to start out day 2. I am planning to go back for my third TdS this year. 

Lisa Curcio 4.1mi said:

Tour de Shore!

Bike the Drive is my favorite event because of the vast variety of riders out there.  

Heading back for my third, too.  Such an easy, friendly way to ride 100 miles.

Yasmeen said:

Lisa, what an awesome ride that is! Beautiful scenery and the best rest stops. Pancakes at the first rest stop, donuts to start out day 2. I am planning to go back for my third TdS this year. 

Lisa Curcio 4.1mi said:

Tour de Shore!

I'm sure I speak for many in saying world naked bike ride, by an order of magnitude.

Chicago broke its own record last year with a turnout of over 2000 riders.

Followed by Tour De Fat, Perimeter, Underwear, BikeTheDrive, Marauders and masses.

The Four-Star Bike & Chow was a great way to see some different neighborhoods in a very well organized group ride. Plus, it featured a variety of distance options to appeal to a wider variety of riders and proceeds benefit the Active Transportation Alliance.

 

http://www.activetrans.org/blog/kleisner/bike-eat-repeat%E2%80%A6de...

Ride to Pierogi Fest is one of my favorites! Besides that I'll second CBES rides. 

Tour de Fat and the big critical mass.

There were some other smaller groups formed a few years ago that were crazy fun but have disbanded.

When I was a commuter the ride home during rush hour was almost like an event up Milwaukee.

The older I get, the more curmudgonly I become. So, I don't do much for invitationals anymore. That said, it's the Lake Pepin 3 Speed Tour, hands down.

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