Time: August 25, 2013 from 7am to 3:30pm
Location: Start/Finish at UIC - bike Chicago's North Side and North 'Burbs
Website or Map: http://4starbikeandchow.org/
Event Type: social
Organized By: Active Transportation Alliance
Latest Activity: Aug 28, 2013
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Experience the perfect combination of riding carefully created biking routes, sampling delicious cuisine like pierogies, samosas or spring rolls and enjoying a tasty post-ride Goose Island beer at the Four-Star Bike & Chow Sunday, August 25.
Choose 12-, 22-, 35- or 62-mile route options on Chicago’s North Side and ‘Burbs.
Not sure about riding on streets with traffic? Participants of the 12-mile route can also sign up for Safe City Cycling and learn how to ride confidently and safely on city streets.
The event supports Active Trans’ efforts to biking, walking and transit better and safer Chicagoland. www.fourstarbikeandchow.org
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If it is not too hot, I can wear mine. I just hate cotton when it gets hot. (Hint, hint, Julie--we need those jerseys :-))
Mike, I will definitely be there! I am thinking of picking it up at North and State around 6:45 to 7:00. Maybe we should have signs that say "I'm on the Chainlink"!
For me, getting up early is the easiest part!
Getting up early's going to be the hardest part. Kind of like driving once you get going time just sort of disappears, and unless you're killing yourself the distance doesn't make a big difference since it's so level around here.
Mike, I'm really excited about the samosas but not much else. I'll be interested to hear your review, though. See you there!
I know I can do the 62, but I am not so sure about riding 9 miles to the start and 9 miles home on top of it. Any rules against join the route on the near north side at about 7:00? I have my rider number, helmet sticker and punch card already. Then I would probably end up with just a little over 62 miles for the day and won't collapse on the way home.
So I got the route book last week and followed the course today from Granville up north, down to the start, and back to my place. Using my phone the total distance was just under 65 miles. The map does a good job describing just about the entire route, and spray paint markings are already up in some areas.
I signed up for the 62 mile ride. Couple that to the 11 mile ride to the start from my house it looks like a long day.
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