Ride July 31

[ironman]

Anyone wanting to join us for a 200 km ride July 31.  Here is the route http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3889210  We are leave me my house around 7:30.  Last time took us 7.5 hrs with lunch and stops.  We seen lots of animals such as elk.  Just let me know if your in 

Oh by the way I've covered the distance across Canada in my training now for those who were wondering 7150 km.  I have a little less then 7 weeks until my journey from Vancouver to Halifax on Sept 9.  I have 2 weeks of torcher rides 80 km to 200 km.  Then I taper the last 4 weeks to the ride.  With help from lots of people so far I have raised $28878 for kids and their family living with and beyond cancer.

We'll be riding from Pickering to Belleville on Sept. 19.  We have a few event going on if your looking to join in and ride along with myself and the other National rider.  BBQ, Bands and lots of fun at the end.
FREE local 10 km ride from CAA to Sears Warehouse for everyone
$25 registion fee for advance rides fully supported and suggested fund-raising of $100 Must be able to keep 28 km average speed for the selected distance.
22 km from Tri and Run Sport to Sears Warehouse ( advance Rider only avg. 28 km min.)
50 km From Colborne to Sears Warehouse (Advance riders only AVG. 28 km min)
Registion at www.searsnationalkidscancerride.com
Come out and join us

Later Damon Allen

[Newt]

G'day Damon,

You're taking your life in your own hands riding down #7, too bad you can't join in on the Epic ride I'm doing this weekend.

Peace
Peter

[ironman]

Hwy #7 is the easiest part of the ride 4 lanes and bike lane.  I thought the same until I rode on it.

[Sandy]

Congrats on your training and fund raising Damon...that's awesome!! 

[Newt]

Damon,
They must have changed that section of #7 since I rode it last, out my way (further west) it is still a road to be avoided. Campers, boat trailers, Transports all without the 4 lanes and the bike lane.
Have a great ride.

Peace
Peter