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SUMMARY:Advanced 2 Nighter: Gila River Ramble
DESCRIPTION:***If you would like to join this ride but it is cost or transportation is prohibitive or you cannot afford all the gear\, please let us know. \nAre You Ready for the Adventure?\n*Some details are tentative* \nWe’re really excited for a new to us route and to get our “Spring” bikepacking season rolling. We’ll be heading up toward phoenix to ride Scott Morris’ Gila River Ramble Route (Anything but a ramble\, from what I’ve heard  ) it’s 110 miles and 10\,663 feet of climbing (and descending) into pure joy. Keep in mind this will be an extremely challenging route with lots of hike-a-bike\, limited water/resupply and challenging single track terrain. \nThe plan is to meet up and Start at the AZT Parking in Kelvin and then camp somewhere past mile 30 or so on the first day depending on how the wind goes up on the ridges (we might opt to ride a little further down hill to get out of the wind). Second Day we will ride through Superior for a resupply (there is an optional route we will probably include) and then camping somewhere around between mile 75-80. On the third day we will finish back at the trailhead. We will try and collect water as much as we go\, but plan on being able to carry up to 7 liters of water for safety. There will only be food resupply in superior if we plan on using that lollipop extension). \nHere’s what you can anticipate by reading about the route\, as well as read recent comments: Gila River Ramble on Bikepacking.com and from the original route on bikepacking.net. \nThis ride is advanced bike packing with challenging terrain (technical singletrack\, slickrock drops\, fair amount of climbing and low sources of water as well as a possible river forging. We recommend a hardtail mountain bike with big tires or a Full Suspension. \nRide Pace is ride at your own comfortable pace. This is not a race. We generally ride at a party pace with many meetups and stops so we can re-group and enjoy the scenery. Campfire Cycling will always have a mechanic at the back of the ride so no one is “stuck” alone at the back or incase a mechanical issue come up. \nAnticipate Temperatures to range from: 30 degrees (or slightly below) at night to low 70’s during the day. \nWe will be contacting everyone who signs up for the ride to make sure they are prepared for the challenge. Please sign up if you plan on joining us. \nProtect the land/area that we recreate on. For this ride we are very near to Oak Flat (Chi’chil Biłdagoteel). The Apache People and mining activists have fought for over a decade to protect this sacred land from a giant copper mine. You can read more about and it and get involved here. We recommend that everyone make a donation to Protect Oak Flat\, write Congress and Senate and consider getting involved in some capacity. http://apache-stronghold.com/take-action.html. We will be riding through the traditional lands of the Akimel O’odham\,O’odham Jewed\, Western Apache and the ancestral lands of the Hohokam and Sobaipuri
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/advanced-2-nighter-gila-river-ramble/
LOCATION:AZ
CATEGORIES:Arizona,Campfire Cycling,Camping,Drinking,Entry Fee,Mountain Bike,MTB
ORGANIZER;CN="Campfire Cycling":MAILTO:info@campfirecycling.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240210
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240211
DTSTAMP:20260803T160124
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SUMMARY:Tortolita 50 Arizona Endurance Series
DESCRIPTION:Arizona Endurance Series\nPosted on October 20\, 2007 | 4 comments\n\nThe Arizona Endurance Series (AES) consists of a number or grassroots\, endurance races and rides. At the beginning of the year\, the Antelope Peak Challenge will open the series with some little known singletrack near the town of Oracle. We have another Tucson ride\, the Tortilita 50\,  at the beginning of February. Next up is a ride that includes the famed Ripsey ridgeline. This is a great chance to check out a remote and rarely ridden section of the AZT.  In March we will be heading to Red Rock country for the Sedona Big Friggin Loop. Have you ever wanted to explore singletrack in Prescott? Come out to the Prescott Monstercross. We wrap up spring with a ride in the mountains of Flagstaff at the Aspen Asphyxiation. Then we will break until fall. First event of the fall season will be the Tusayan Tussle – up near the Grand Canyon. Then\, a new addition to the calendar – Mogollon Mayhem. Next up is a 4 day stage race –  Coconino 250 .  The year will finish out with the Kentucky Camp\, Picketpost Punisher and\, Pleasantville. \nThere are no fees\, no prizes\, but all attempts will be made to record your finish time in comparison to others. The goal is to finish these challenges while setting your own pace. A start time and route are provided here and it is up to the participant to understand the route\, and also have full responsibility for their navigation and well being. These are not group rides\, although some people might do these as rides with friends or even other riders they meet at the start\, along the route. Since the events are self-supportive\, it should be understood that these are for experienced backcountry cyclists only. If you question your ability to complete such an event\, it is best that you consider another option before trying one of these. Also\, maps\, gps devices\, water filtration units\, and other back country tools are methods to ensure you complete the race. Therefore it is up to you – and you alone – to ensure your safety!! The goal of the Arizona Endurance Series is to promote responsible grassroots endurance mountain biking in Arizona\, and to provide a competitive outlet for the state’s current endurance racers – most of whom currently go out of state to compete. The AES will help train current endurance riders and perhaps enhance success by Arizonans in national events. We recommend that you join the Facebook site for all the updates\, maps\, and questions. So if you have interest\, come on out and join us\, and do your part to contribute to this grassroots effort! Only 74 participants can do the event\, so make sure to sign up on each event page. Also\, if you have any questions\, you can use the comment section below each event.
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/tortolita-50-arizona-endurance-series/
LOCATION:Tortolita Mountains\, 15000 N. Oracle Rd\, Catalina\, AZ\, 85739
CATEGORIES:Arizona,Arizona Endurance Series,Free,Mountain Bike,MTB,self supported
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20240210T073000
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SUMMARY:WHITE TANK WHIRLWIND
DESCRIPTION:2024 Pivot Cycles – MBAA XC Series\n\nFebruary 10\, 2024\nPRESENTED BY:\n \n \n  \nLOCATION: \nWhite Tank Regional Park (Map) \nGENERAL INFORMATION:\nWhite Tank Regional Park is a great course with a mix of flow and technical sections that has long been a staple of the MBAA. White Tanks is part of the Maricopa County Regional park system\, it’s close to the Phoenix Metro area and offers up some all around great riding. \nThere is a $7 per vehicle entrance fee for this park. \nTEAM TENT RESERVATIONS – Teams wishing to setup in the team pit area can Reserve a Team Tent Spot for a $50 donation to the MBAA (10×10 tent). This helps us plan out the venue and ensures you’ll have spot on race day. \nCAMPING:\nCamping is extremely limited and tight so please keep a small footprint. There’s just not enough room like other venues we race at. \nThe cost is $22 per night (pay at entrance station). We have use of the Group site in addition to the competitive track. If you are taking up too much space you may be asked to move or downsize your setup to make room for day of parking. \n \n\nFOOD ONSITE: \n– Single Speed Coffee\n– Stanzi’s Food Truck (Veggie bowls)\n– PizzArt (Pizza)\n– Dogs R Us (Hot dogs & burgers) \n\nOFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER: \n– Frozen Motion Photos \nREGISTRATION FEES:\nPlease register online before coming to the event. \nFirst Timer – $30\nYour first race? This is the category for you. \nJunior (17 & under) \n\n$30 – until 4 weeks out\n$35 – until Thursday before race at 8 pm\n$45 – on race day\n\nAdult \n\n$45 – until 4 weeks out\n$50 – until Thursday before race at 8 pm\n$60 – on race day\n\nRACE AGE:\nThe age you will be on December 31\, 2024. \nNeed to change your category? No problem – email to info@MangledMomentum.com \nMBAA MEMBERSHIP:\nSignup for an MBAA membership when you register for just $25 ($15 for juniors) and contribute directly to trail projects across the state. Plus you’ll get a cool pair of members only socks and sticker. You’ll also be entered into out members only raffles drawn at each race! \n\n\nhttps://mbaawhitetankwhirlwind.itsyourrace.com/register/ \nSee Who’s Registered \nMBAA REFUND POLICY:\nThe MBAA is a non-profit that raises money through these races to put towards trail projects in Arizona. If you sign up and cannot race we will donate your race entry to maintaining the trails. \n\n\n\n\nCATEGORIES:\nElite (Pro) – Competes at the highest level\nExpert (Cat 1) – Seasoned racer\nIntermediate (Cat 2) – Not just a weekend warrior\, usually rides quite bit\nBeginner (Cat 3) – Relatively new to the sport\nFirst Timer – Newbie\, never raced before\nSingle Speed – Only one gear\, likes to suffer\nRock Crusher – Men 200-lbs +\nAthena – Women 165-lbs +\nE-Bike – Class 1 only\, pedal assist\, no throttle (1 battery for entire race)\nMarathon – Long distance\, approx. 3.5-hrs\nJunior – Ages 6-17\nKids – FREE 6 & under race \nAWARDS:\nPodium is 3 deep per category. \nPayout to top 3 Elite Men & Women: $250 | $150 | $100 \nVOLUNTEER Sign Up\nEvery event is not possible without the help and support of volunteers. Help make these events great by giving back a bit of your time. \n \n\nSTART TIMES & LAP COUNTS: \n \n\n\nCOURSE MAP:\n \n\nGreen – Junior (2.6-miles) Strava – A fast and flowy loop with great singletrack in and out of ravines.\nBlue – Inner (5-miles) Strava – A slightly longer version of the fast and flowy Junior loop.\nBlack – Outer (7-miles) Strava – The Outer loop has a bit more teach when it branches off from the Inner loop. Up a steep switchback climb and down a technical descent.\n\nSCHEDULE \nFriday 2/9 – \n\nAll Day Course open for pre-riding (Final markings underway in the AM)\n4-5 pm Number plate pickup open\n\nSaturday 2/10 – \n\n7:00 am – Number plate pickup open (check in at least 30-mins prior to start time)
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/white-tank-whirlwind/
LOCATION:White Tanks\, 20304 W. White Tank Mountain Rd.\, Wadell\, AZ
CATEGORIES:Arizona,Entry Fee,Mountain Bike,MTB,Race
ORGANIZER;CN="THE MOUNTAIN BIKE ASSOCIATION OF ARIZONA":MAILTO:info@MBAA.net
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SUMMARY:Zona Cycling Weekly Rides
DESCRIPTION:Zona Cycling is one of the more established groups. They are very welcoming.  The ride time and route is always changing\, and they may have more than jus the Saturday Morning ride. . Send Message on facebook to Colleen who manages the page for the latest and greatest \nhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057539225939
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/zona-cycling-weekly-rides/2024-02-10/
LOCATION:AZ
CATEGORIES:Arizona,Road
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20240210T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20240210T120000
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SUMMARY:GABA NW#8 SatRide C/2/32 StPhilips  UofA LosPaseos Rillito Ren
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\n\nROUTE 32.6 miles/954 feet ascent will be at 12-14 mph\nIf you want to ride a little faster and longer\, sign up with Ed’s ride HERE that will start/end at the same location and time. \nWeather: Check back the night before the ride and if rain is forecasted\, the ride will be postponed by one week. \nRoute: We will share the roads with traffic for ~60% of route which will have shoulders/bike lanes. Approximately 40% will be on the loop. \nBegin: St. Philips Plaza South parking lot \nEnd: Feel free to join us at Ren’s Coffeehouse after the ride.\nNOTE: There have been some bicycle thefts recently at Ren’s so keep your bicycle at your elbow or lock it up while you have coffee. \nWater/Bathroom Breaks:\n9 miles – 1161 W Silverlake Rd (short stop)\n16.6 miles – Feliz Paseos Park (long stop)\n26 miles – Rillito Park at Camino De La Tierra (but only if needed) \nPlease arrive 15 minutes early to sign in. If you sign up for the ride and are running a couple of minutes late call Cliff at 520-551-1155 and we will wait up to five minutes before leaving. \nLoad the route into your bicycle computer\, it will help if you get separated from the group or your leader doesn’t load it correctly. \nIf you haven’t ridden with me before\, I will not have your contact information. If so\, please send your name\, phone number\, emergency contact\, emergency contact phone number (NOT 911) to cliffhaston55@gmail.com. If you are bringing a +1\, send their information as well. The ride waiver will be filled out prior to the ride\, you will just need to verify the information and sign it. \nThere is a good chance that the C ride will end with an average speed of 14 mph. If you are not comfortable or not capable of this expected pace average over the entire route\, please do not participate in this ride\, it is not fair to the other riders. At the same time\, do not push the ride leader to go over the upper threshold for the ride or you may get to talk to 1st Sgt Liane after the ride. These are social rides\, lots of conversations\, and regroupings as we will not drop anyone. Riders are expected to ride at the pace of the ride leader and between the ride leader and the sweep. There will be ride-at-your-own-pace sections and regroup areas designated by your ride leader. \nIf you are not a member of our cycling club\, please join: Sign Up Link \nWhat to Bring:\nFood & fluids for 3 hours – 2 24oz Bottles or Hydration Pack.\nBring a tube/patch kit and a way to inflate your tires.\nBe sure your bike is in good mechanical condition.\nCPSC approved helmets must always be worn while riding.\nNo ear buds! This is a safety requirement\, not a request. \nIf you are riding\, I ask that you agree that:\nYou will obey traffic laws. Drive your bike as you would your car.\nYou are a representative of the greater cycling community and will therefore conduct yourself appropriately.\nYou will represent GABA well.\nThis is not a “training” or “intensive” ride – this is a social\, no drop\, base building ride.\nIf any of these standards are unclear\, you will ask for clarification.\nRoute subject to change based upon\, weather\, road conditions\, group requests\, and or the ride leader getting lost. \nSafety/Legal Refresher: If you made it this far\, then you probably have some free time on your hand to see about cycling in Oro Valley. Click HERE for more information about laws\, paths\, plans\, …. that OV has. Did you know that OV has one bicycle law? What is it? \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCOVID-19 safety measures\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent will be outdoor\n\n\n\nThe event host is instituting the above safety measures for this event. Meetup is not responsible for ensuring\, and will not independently verify\, that these precautions are followed.
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/gaba-nw8-satride-c-2-32-stphilips-uofa-lospaseos-rillito-ren/
LOCATION:St. Phillips Plaza\, 4280 N Campbell Ave # 212\, Tucson\, AZ\, 85718
CATEGORIES:All Bikes,Arizona,GABA,Road
ORGANIZER;CN="GABA Greater Arizona Bicycle Association":MAILTO:damion@damionalexander.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20240210T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20240210T153000
DTSTAMP:20260803T160125
CREATED:20240209T061101Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240210T061554Z
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SUMMARY:Midday Mayhem - Old Pueblo MTB
DESCRIPTION:Public  · Anyone on or off Facebook\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nA “Midday Mayhem” ride ::: A Basic Intermediate level trail with lots to explore. Midday Mayhem rides can be shortened\, or portions of the trails can be skipped often times to create a more Beginner friendly experience. Midday Mayhem rides often times have locations that are chosen for their flexibility & variety to provide riders of various technical skill levels & fitness level to make their own ideal route. Rides are generally big enough to allow for groups to split on routes and meet back up to finish together.\n\n\nSPECIAL INFO ::::: 2 RIDE OPTIONS ::::\n\nOPTION 1 ::: 1:00pm – Golden Gate Downhill Laps run as a sort of “Open House” from 1:00pm – 3:00pm. Route selection is a rinse and repeat laps of a 3 mile section of Tucson Mountain Park over by Old Tucson Studios. The plan will be to ride the “Golden Gate Trail” Downhill section over and over until your heart is content. Led by Travis Williams & Amanda W.\n\nOPTION 2 ::: Tucson Mountain Park 12+ Mile Loop to include 1 pass at Golden Gate Downhill (if you want). This option will be done by those that want to do it.\n\nDIFFICULTY: Definite intermediate with some good fun\, flowy chunk sections.\n\nDISTANCE: 1 Lap up Chapparal and over to Golden Gate\, down to the bottom where it skips back over west to where we parked is 3 miles. Plans to do that 3 mile “lap” over and over again. So 3-15 miles depending on how many laps you want to do. The uphill is a grind but it’s not a very steep grade and it’s just over 1 mile long.\n\n\nMEET TIME: FIP (Feet In Pedals) @ as close to 1:00 PM as possible\, so Meet at 12:45 pm at “K12” parking area… or you can park where Hal Gras is right at McKinney Rd.\n(approx ride time 2-3 hours).\nPARK: K12 Pullout\, or you can park right at Kinney Road where Hal Gras takes you down to the Ironwood Picnic Area. THIS IS AN OPEN HOUSE\, get there when you want.
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/midday-mayhem-old-pueblo-mtb/
LOCATION:Ironwood Picnic Area\, 32.197800\, -111.134420\, Tucson\, AZ
CATEGORIES:Arizona,Mountain Bike,MTB
ORGANIZER;CN="Old Pueblo MTB":MAILTO:oldpueblomtb@gmail.com
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