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| General
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| Date: | Sunday, July 18, 2010 (Always the 3rd Sunday in July) |
| Place: |
DeKalb High School (DHS) 1515 S. 4th Street, DeKalb, Illinois |
| Registration: | 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. |
| Start Time: | All riders must start by 10 a.m., and be finished by 4:00 p.m |
| Safety: | All riders are strongly encouraged to wear helmets. |
| Support: | SAG wagon and rest stop support will be provided until 4:00 p.m. |
| Post Ride Activities: | Includes access to the DHS showers, towels (for a nominal fee) and ice cold watermelon and other tasty treats. Due to repairs the Swimming Pool will not be available. |
| Cost: | Adult: $25.00 (or $20.00 before July 9) |
| Biking with Beanzie is a recreational ride sponsored by Kishwaukee Kiwanis Club of DeKalb and supported by DeKalb County 4-H, Kishwaukee Community Hospital, Northern Rehabilitation & Sports Medicine Associates, DeKalb Fiber Optic, League of Illinois Bicyclists, North Central Cyclery, Mike Mooney Chevrolet, Manning Ford, Water Works, Competitive Edge, and District 428 DeKalb High School. The ride route consists of primarily flat rural roads with some rolling terrain with options to ride 23, 46, 64 or 101 miles. Past rides have gone through scenic Lake Shabbona State Park and the Lee County windmill farm. All roads are well-paved, lightly traveled and posted with signs containing ride information and bits of Beanzie humor. All ride routes are provided with rest stops and water stops, regardless of the length of the route chosen. Bagels, fruit, beverages and a variety of other food options will be provided at rest stops. Our ride is easy to navigate with well-marked routes, route maps, and cue sheets. Friendly sag wagon drivers are knowledgeable about the route and bicycling. As a rider of the Biking with Beanzie Event, you will be investing in our Community. BWB is a “family” event that promotes exercise and family fun with some recent rides having over 400 riders from the tri-state area. Profits from this project go to support the Kishwaukee Bike Pathway Projects and other projects within DeKalb County helping to make DeKalb County a better place to live. |
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