Lincoln Circuit Ride
 

 

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Champaign County Bikes

Bike Co-op
Prairie Cycle Club
Bike Shops info from GSLIS
League of ILlinois Bicyclists -
 

 

Links to Inspire you & Get You Started
One World Two Wheels - take the green challenge!

How not to get hit by cars - it's more than looking both ways . Real tips and skills for being a savvy rider.

Bike Commute Tips Blog - day-by-day info about cycling around the country.
Bike Journal - online spreadsheet to log your miles. Join the club!
 
 

 

 

Lincoln Circuit Ride

 

Sunday, September 28, 2008

From Champaign County Historical Museum at Cattle Bank, NE Corner of First and University

(Public Parking north of the Champaign police station - you don't have to feed the meters on Sunday :) )

Champaign, IL

to Vermillion County Courthouse and back,
via portions of the historic Lincoln Trail

Start riding between 7-10:00 a.m.

Sag support until 3:00 p.m.; riders expecting to do 90 mile ride should leave by 7:30.

Souvenir Water Bottle for first 100 registrants

Marked routes, maps, sag support and food stops are all provided. Ride registration is from 7:00-10:00 a.m.

Advance registration $10,

Same day registration $15

This ride will traverse scenic ILlinois roads including portions of the historic Lincoln Trail. Riders can do the full CHampaign-Danville loop for 90 miles, or ride to Kelley's Tavern and back (22 mile trip) or to Homer Lake and back (32 mile trip). Proceeds will go to the Champaign County Historical Museum.

  Printable Brochure (PDF - you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open it, but it's probably on your computer. Just click!)
HTML version
(just click... it won't print as nicely but you could cut and paste the words onto a word processing document and mail it in to us. Checks to Prairie Cycle Club; send to P.O. Box 115 Urbana, IL 61801)

 

Need to know where to ride to get in shape?

Meadowbrook Park map for the short paved path (3 miles) or ride the 9 mile "pretty horse farm" loop ... or take shortcut. You can also continue to Philo (you'll have to zoom in and out to see it on the map) or, if the wind says it would be wise, go to TOlono with the option to loop back or go all the way to & from Sadorus.

Nine-mile loop from Countryside, or the 22-mile Sadorus Swing (many of the roads between are good shortcuts ) - the "Sadorus Slab" (county road 600) is smooth and sweet!