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SUMMARY:Ozark Mountain Bike Festival
DESCRIPTION:Devil’s Den State Park has been a haven for mountain bikers for nearly 30 years\, and this April is no exception.  This weekend (April 7-9\, 2017) the park will celebrate its 29th Annual Mountain Bike Festival. Cyclists are always welcome to ride on one of the first mountain bike trails built in the state. However\, the festival gives participants an opportunity to go on group rides with like-minded cyclists. \nGuided rides will be geared from the beginner rider to the more experienced cyclist.  Some of the rides are strictly for fun while others will focus on enhancing your riding skills.  The kids are not forgotten; there will be an obstacle course with “skinny’s” and teeter-totters to practice on. Scroll down for the full schedule. \nAssistant Park Superintendent\, Tim Scott. The Godfather of Arkansas Mountain Biking and organizer of the Ozark Mountain Bike Festival.\nToday\, you will find mountain bike trails throughout the state\, especially in Northwest and Central Arkansas. But the idea for the Ozark Mountain Bike Festival started 32 years ago when mountain bikes were just arriving on the scene in Arkansas state parks.  In 1988\, park staff traveled to the Fat Tire Festival in Crested Butte\, Colorado\, to observe the event.  Devil’s Den State Park had its first festival in 1989. Basically\, the rest is history and Devil’s Den is often considered the birthplace of mountain biking in Arkansas. \nThe Schedule\nFriday\, April 7th \n7:30 pm FOSSIL FLATS – 16th ANNUAL DEVIL’S DEN STATE PARK NIGHT RIDE.  Join NATHAN HUDGENS AND BIG JOHN SANDY for the annual Devil’s Den NIGHT Ride and a ONCE A YEAR experience as the trails normally close at dark!  SPEED: Beginner to Intermediate DISTANCE: 6 miles START & END: Fossil Flats Trailhead in Campsite “A” near site 15 NOTE: All riders must have TWO light sources\, and please use good judgment if considering taking children. \nSaturday\, April 8th \n9:00 am PEDAL ASSIST GUIDED RIDE.  Join MARK PALMER AND THE CARROLL BROTHERS for this inaugural e-bike-only ride.  Meet at the Devil’s Race Track Trailhead and Campground parking lot.  You will ride the outer loops and return to the campground for a 10 to 12-mile ride.  Please remember only class one e-bikes are allowed on park trails and this ride.   \n9:30 am  OORC’s RISH DIV AND JONATHAN SHAVER will lead you on the 2nd annual ride pedaling the new Monument Trails.  You will travel the entire outer loop\,  including the downhill trail Sparky.  Scenic and challenging\, which makes for an inspirational morning ride.  SPEED: Intermediate DISTANCE: 12 miles START:  The Devil’s Race Track Trailhead and Campground parking lot.  END: Campground A.  \n10:30 am ANNUAL LADIES RIDE on FOSSIL FLATS – Sorry\, bros\, but this ride is for the ladies!  Join seasoned mountain bikers AMY KNIGHT and ALLIE CORLETT for our Annual Ladies ONLY Ride.  Ask questions; these knowledgeable cycling enthusiasts will gladly help you improve your biking skills.  SPEED: Beginner to Intermediate DISTANCE: 6 miles START & END: Fossil Flats Trailhead in Campsite “A” near site 15. \n11:00 am BEGINNER RIDERS WORKSHOP at FOSSIL FLATS – NICA COACHES HB FINK\,  STEVE PEREIRA\, and BOB CABLE will focus on riders’ basic bike handling skills and ascending/descending while negotiating rugged terrain.  You have to be back by 12:30 for the BIG SPLASH.   SPEED: Beginner DISTANCE: 4+ miles START & END: Fossil Flats Trailhead in Campsite “A” near site 15. \n12:30 LEE CREEK SHENNANIGANS at the LEE CREEK CROSSING – The “BIG SPLASH” is back!!  We’ll take a mid-day break with spectator-friendly Mountain Bike competitions featuring the Lee Creek Water Crossing\, including a “Cannonball” big splash contest!  A costume will get you extra points.    \nRiding the Devil’s Racetrack Trail.\n1:30 pm.  NEW TRAIL\, OLD TRAIL.  JOIN NORTHWEST ARKANSAS LAND TRUST EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR GRADY SPANN and ARKANSAS OUTSIDE EDITOR JOE JACOBS on a mountain bike ride consisting of the new Monument Trails and historic Fossil Flats.  This ride will include the Gold Brick\, Devil’s Race Track\, Dollar-A-Day\, and Racer’s Hill.  SPEED:  Beginner+ to intermediate DISTANCE: 7 miles START& END: Fossil Flats Trailhead Area A.   \n2:00 pm KIDS SKILLS CLINIC– Develop your cycling skills with CRYSTAL AND KEVIN COX PLUS NATHAN HUDGENS on our beginner-friendly obstacle course with skinnies\, teeter-totters\, and most importantly\, a guided ride!  START & END: Campsite “A” near site 14.  Be sure to thank the CARROLL BROTHERS for the toys.   \n2:30 pm INTERMEDIATE GROUP RIDE at FOSSIL FLATS– Join JONATHAN SEBRING and BOB CABLE for this brisk group ride on portions of Hwy. 74\, the Historic Butterfield Hiking Trail and Fossil Flats\, including the day’s longest descent\, ascent\, and mileage SPEED: Intermediate DISTANCE: 15 miles START & END: Fossil Flats Trailhead in Campsite “A” near site 15. \nCrossing Lee Creek.\n4:00 pm “THE HALL/WEST MEMORIAL” POKER RUN at FOSSIL FLATS TRAIL – Join NICK BIONDI\, REBEKAH MANN\, THOMAS\, and EMILY BESHEARS\, CHRISTIAN JOHNSON\, CALLIE STOLTZFUS\, and young ELLIOTT and OLIVER JOHNSON as we conclude the day’s search for The White Squirrel on this family-friendly ride to four different stops\, collecting cards to build a poker hand.  The poker run is in honor of these two members of the mountain bike community that left us in 2019.  So take your cards to the Cookout at 7 pm\, where the best hands will win sweet swag!  SPEED: Novice DISTANCE: 3 miles START & END: Fossil Flats Trailhead in Campsite “A” near site 15. \n7:00 pm The 34th ANNUAL OZARK MOUNTAIN BIKE FESTIVAL COOKOUT at the LEE CREEK PAVILION Hosted by DEVIL’S DEN STATE PARK – Celebrate the 34th annual mountain bike festival with longtime CHEF DARRELL COX  cooking chicken on the grill–thanks to DAVID VANSANDT and  SIMMONS for the food donation.  As always\, we will make ice cream.  So bring your cards from the poker run to claim your swag!  ALSO\, you will have the chance to participate in the infamous BIKE TOSS!!! \nSunday\, April 9th \n10:00 am LAKE FORT SMITH STATE PARK.  Meet PARK RANGER\, SHAWN GRIFFITH\, in the Visitor’s Center parking lot for a 12-mile moderate-pace ride and an excellent chance to explore the park’s mountain bike trails.     \nREMEMBER: The Monument Trails have some challenging areas\, and Fossil Flats terrain is rolling and rocky with two potential creek crossings – Rides are considered “No Drop” unless noted – Please choose rides within your limitations. \nHelmets are REQUIRED for all participants – Please yield to foot and horse traffic – If you leave a group ride\, tell the guide\, and THANK YOUR GUIDE! \nAre you looking for coffee Saturday morning?  Arkie Outdoors will have samples of his java Saturday morning in Area A. \nAND… MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THE NW ARKANSAS MOUNTAIN BIKE CHAMPIONSHIPS SATURDAY\, SEPTEMBER 16TH… \nOzark Mountain Bike Festival
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/ozark-mountain-bike-festival-2/
LOCATION:Devil’s Den State Park\, 11333 West Arkansas Hwy. 74\, West Fork\, AR\, 72774\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:Ozark Mountain Bike Festival
DESCRIPTION:Devil’s Den State Park has been a haven for mountain bikers for nearly 30 years\, and this April is no exception.  This weekend (April 7-9\, 2017) the park will celebrate its 29th Annual Mountain Bike Festival. Cyclists are always welcome to ride on one of the first mountain bike trails built in the state. However\, the festival gives participants an opportunity to go on group rides with like-minded cyclists. \nGuided rides will be geared from the beginner rider to the more experienced cyclist.  Some of the rides are strictly for fun while others will focus on enhancing your riding skills.  The kids are not forgotten; there will be an obstacle course with “skinny’s” and teeter-totters to practice on. Scroll down for the full schedule. \nAssistant Park Superintendent\, Tim Scott. The Godfather of Arkansas Mountain Biking and organizer of the Ozark Mountain Bike Festival.\nToday\, you will find mountain bike trails throughout the state\, especially in Northwest and Central Arkansas. But the idea for the Ozark Mountain Bike Festival started 32 years ago when mountain bikes were just arriving on the scene in Arkansas state parks.  In 1988\, park staff traveled to the Fat Tire Festival in Crested Butte\, Colorado\, to observe the event.  Devil’s Den State Park had its first festival in 1989. Basically\, the rest is history and Devil’s Den is often considered the birthplace of mountain biking in Arkansas. \nThe Schedule\nFriday\, April 7th \n7:30 pm FOSSIL FLATS – 16th ANNUAL DEVIL’S DEN STATE PARK NIGHT RIDE.  Join NATHAN HUDGENS AND BIG JOHN SANDY for the annual Devil’s Den NIGHT Ride and a ONCE A YEAR experience as the trails normally close at dark!  SPEED: Beginner to Intermediate DISTANCE: 6 miles START & END: Fossil Flats Trailhead in Campsite “A” near site 15 NOTE: All riders must have TWO light sources\, and please use good judgment if considering taking children. \nSaturday\, April 8th \n9:00 am PEDAL ASSIST GUIDED RIDE.  Join MARK PALMER AND THE CARROLL BROTHERS for this inaugural e-bike-only ride.  Meet at the Devil’s Race Track Trailhead and Campground parking lot.  You will ride the outer loops and return to the campground for a 10 to 12-mile ride.  Please remember only class one e-bikes are allowed on park trails and this ride.   \n9:30 am  OORC’s RISH DIV AND JONATHAN SHAVER will lead you on the 2nd annual ride pedaling the new Monument Trails.  You will travel the entire outer loop\,  including the downhill trail Sparky.  Scenic and challenging\, which makes for an inspirational morning ride.  SPEED: Intermediate DISTANCE: 12 miles START:  The Devil’s Race Track Trailhead and Campground parking lot.  END: Campground A.  \n10:30 am ANNUAL LADIES RIDE on FOSSIL FLATS – Sorry\, bros\, but this ride is for the ladies!  Join seasoned mountain bikers AMY KNIGHT and ALLIE CORLETT for our Annual Ladies ONLY Ride.  Ask questions; these knowledgeable cycling enthusiasts will gladly help you improve your biking skills.  SPEED: Beginner to Intermediate DISTANCE: 6 miles START & END: Fossil Flats Trailhead in Campsite “A” near site 15. \n11:00 am BEGINNER RIDERS WORKSHOP at FOSSIL FLATS – NICA COACHES HB FINK\,  STEVE PEREIRA\, and BOB CABLE will focus on riders’ basic bike handling skills and ascending/descending while negotiating rugged terrain.  You have to be back by 12:30 for the BIG SPLASH.   SPEED: Beginner DISTANCE: 4+ miles START & END: Fossil Flats Trailhead in Campsite “A” near site 15. \n12:30 LEE CREEK SHENNANIGANS at the LEE CREEK CROSSING – The “BIG SPLASH” is back!!  We’ll take a mid-day break with spectator-friendly Mountain Bike competitions featuring the Lee Creek Water Crossing\, including a “Cannonball” big splash contest!  A costume will get you extra points.    \nRiding the Devil’s Racetrack Trail.\n1:30 pm.  NEW TRAIL\, OLD TRAIL.  JOIN NORTHWEST ARKANSAS LAND TRUST EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR GRADY SPANN and ARKANSAS OUTSIDE EDITOR JOE JACOBS on a mountain bike ride consisting of the new Monument Trails and historic Fossil Flats.  This ride will include the Gold Brick\, Devil’s Race Track\, Dollar-A-Day\, and Racer’s Hill.  SPEED:  Beginner+ to intermediate DISTANCE: 7 miles START& END: Fossil Flats Trailhead Area A.   \n2:00 pm KIDS SKILLS CLINIC– Develop your cycling skills with CRYSTAL AND KEVIN COX PLUS NATHAN HUDGENS on our beginner-friendly obstacle course with skinnies\, teeter-totters\, and most importantly\, a guided ride!  START & END: Campsite “A” near site 14.  Be sure to thank the CARROLL BROTHERS for the toys.   \n2:30 pm INTERMEDIATE GROUP RIDE at FOSSIL FLATS– Join JONATHAN SEBRING and BOB CABLE for this brisk group ride on portions of Hwy. 74\, the Historic Butterfield Hiking Trail and Fossil Flats\, including the day’s longest descent\, ascent\, and mileage SPEED: Intermediate DISTANCE: 15 miles START & END: Fossil Flats Trailhead in Campsite “A” near site 15. \nCrossing Lee Creek.\n4:00 pm “THE HALL/WEST MEMORIAL” POKER RUN at FOSSIL FLATS TRAIL – Join NICK BIONDI\, REBEKAH MANN\, THOMAS\, and EMILY BESHEARS\, CHRISTIAN JOHNSON\, CALLIE STOLTZFUS\, and young ELLIOTT and OLIVER JOHNSON as we conclude the day’s search for The White Squirrel on this family-friendly ride to four different stops\, collecting cards to build a poker hand.  The poker run is in honor of these two members of the mountain bike community that left us in 2019.  So take your cards to the Cookout at 7 pm\, where the best hands will win sweet swag!  SPEED: Novice DISTANCE: 3 miles START & END: Fossil Flats Trailhead in Campsite “A” near site 15. \n7:00 pm The 34th ANNUAL OZARK MOUNTAIN BIKE FESTIVAL COOKOUT at the LEE CREEK PAVILION Hosted by DEVIL’S DEN STATE PARK – Celebrate the 34th annual mountain bike festival with longtime CHEF DARRELL COX  cooking chicken on the grill–thanks to DAVID VANSANDT and  SIMMONS for the food donation.  As always\, we will make ice cream.  So bring your cards from the poker run to claim your swag!  ALSO\, you will have the chance to participate in the infamous BIKE TOSS!!! \nSunday\, April 9th \n10:00 am LAKE FORT SMITH STATE PARK.  Meet PARK RANGER\, SHAWN GRIFFITH\, in the Visitor’s Center parking lot for a 12-mile moderate-pace ride and an excellent chance to explore the park’s mountain bike trails.     \nREMEMBER: The Monument Trails have some challenging areas\, and Fossil Flats terrain is rolling and rocky with two potential creek crossings – Rides are considered “No Drop” unless noted – Please choose rides within your limitations. \nHelmets are REQUIRED for all participants – Please yield to foot and horse traffic – If you leave a group ride\, tell the guide\, and THANK YOUR GUIDE! \nAre you looking for coffee Saturday morning?  Arkie Outdoors will have samples of his java Saturday morning in Area A. \nAND… MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THE NW ARKANSAS MOUNTAIN BIKE CHAMPIONSHIPS SATURDAY\, SEPTEMBER 16TH… \nOzark Mountain Bike Festival
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/ozark-mountain-bike-festival/
LOCATION:Devil’s Den State Park\, 11333 West Arkansas Hwy. 74\, West Fork\, AR\, 72774\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:Iron Mountain XC
DESCRIPTION:The Iron Mountain XC is an AMBCS (Arkansas Mountain Bike Championship Series) mountain bike race contested on the lengendary trail system of Iron Mountain which is located on DeGray Lake just outside of Caddo Valley\, Arkansas.  This is a USA Cycling-sanctioned race and there are categories for all ages and levels.  An annual licenses is required to race in the Cat 1 category.  All others can race on a one-day license. NOTE: the Novice category entry fee includes the one-day license fee which is $10. \nChip timing\, event t-shirt\, post-race food and beverages (adult and youth)\, and awards are part of this great day of racing. \nAlso\, check out the Iron Mountain Legend trail runs on Saturday\, April 1 to make it a great weekend of soft trail competition.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/iron-mountain-xc/
LOCATION:Iron Mountain MTB Trailhead – Corps Road\, Iron Mountain Trial Corp Rd\, Arkadelphia\, AR\, 71923\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:Iron Mountain XC
DESCRIPTION:The Iron Mountain XC is an AMBCS (Arkansas Mountain Bike Championship Series) mountain bike race contested on the lengendary trail system of Iron Mountain which is located on DeGray Lake just outside of Caddo Valley\, Arkansas.  This is a USA Cycling-sanctioned race and there are categories for all ages and levels.  An annual licenses is required to race in the Cat 1 category.  All others can race on a one-day license. NOTE: the Novice category entry fee includes the one-day license fee which is $10. \nChip timing\, event t-shirt\, post-race food and beverages (adult and youth)\, and awards are part of this great day of racing. \nAlso\, check out the Iron Mountain Legend trail runs on Saturday\, April 1 to make it a great weekend of soft trail competition.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/iron-mountain-xc-3/
LOCATION:Iron Mountain MTB Trailhead – Corps Road\, Iron Mountain Trial Corp Rd\, Arkadelphia\, AR\, 71923\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:Hazel Valley Rally – Rule of 3 Gravel Experience
DESCRIPTION:April 1st\, 2023 we’ll gather together at Hazel Valley Ranch in Fayetteville and head out for some beautiful miles on NWA gravel.  Expect routes of 45 and 64 miles in the Ozark National Forest.  Afterward we’ll convene back together at the ranch for Bike Rack Brewery beer\, food from our friends Devin Cole and Chamois Butt’r with stories shared by the fire. \nNEW for 2023:  This will be a timed event.  Podiums at the after-party! \nTwo routes to choose from:  63.3 miles + 7\,566 ft of elevation gain AND \n44.52 miles + 4\,285 ft of elevation gain \nPlease note:  The courses will NOT be marked.  The routes will be sent the week of the race.  You must have a GPS computer or directions written down to navigate. \nAid Stations:  The Meteor Cafe and OZ Cycling Tours will head up aid stations on the course.  A SAG vehicle will also be provided by OZ Cycling Tours. \nNo refunds but you can transfer by MARCH 10th\, 2023.  In the event that the Hazel Vally Rally 2023 cannot occur due to unforeseen circumstances\, you can defer to 2024 or receive a 50% refund. \nEvery registration enters you into a drawing to win a Kuat Transfer v2 2bike rack.  Kuat will ship the winner the rack before race day to help you get to the race.  Thanks\, Kuat! \nFor information on the best places to stay\, eat and explore near Hazel Valley Ranch\, head to www.experiencefayetteville.com for all the info. \nThis event is supported by the Ozark Outdoor Foundation and Experience Fayetteville.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/hazel-valley-rally-rule-of-3-gravel-experience/
LOCATION:Hazel Valley Ranch\, 16330 Olive Rd\, Fayetteville\, AR\, 72701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:Hazel Valley Rally – Rule of 3 Gravel Experience
DESCRIPTION:April 1st\, 2023 we’ll gather together at Hazel Valley Ranch in Fayetteville and head out for some beautiful miles on NWA gravel.  Expect routes of 45 and 64 miles in the Ozark National Forest.  Afterward we’ll convene back together at the ranch for Bike Rack Brewery beer\, food from our friends Devin Cole and Chamois Butt’r with stories shared by the fire. \nNEW for 2023:  This will be a timed event.  Podiums at the after-party! \nTwo routes to choose from:  63.3 miles + 7\,566 ft of elevation gain AND \n44.52 miles + 4\,285 ft of elevation gain \nPlease note:  The courses will NOT be marked.  The routes will be sent the week of the race.  You must have a GPS computer or directions written down to navigate. \nAid Stations:  The Meteor Cafe and OZ Cycling Tours will head up aid stations on the course.  A SAG vehicle will also be provided by OZ Cycling Tours. \nNo refunds but you can transfer by MARCH 10th\, 2023.  In the event that the Hazel Vally Rally 2023 cannot occur due to unforeseen circumstances\, you can defer to 2024 or receive a 50% refund. \nEvery registration enters you into a drawing to win a Kuat Transfer v2 2bike rack.  Kuat will ship the winner the rack before race day to help you get to the race.  Thanks\, Kuat! \nFor information on the best places to stay\, eat and explore near Hazel Valley Ranch\, head to www.experiencefayetteville.com for all the info. \nThis event is supported by the Ozark Outdoor Foundation and Experience Fayetteville.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/hazel-valley-rally-rule-of-3-gravel-experience-2/
LOCATION:Hazel Valley Ranch\, 16330 Olive Rd\, Fayetteville\, AR\, 72701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:The Sandtown Shuffle
DESCRIPTION:The Sandtown Shuffle is an experience in rural Arkansas that will include 2 days of challenging gravel rides\, live music\, and food. \nRoute Description:\nBoth routes will depart from the Pool’s Chapel church and travel 5 miles of Sandtown Rd. (chip seal) before transitioning to gravel.  These routes have a nice mix of sandy\, rocky\, smooth\, and raunchy gravel. There are various low-water bridges on the routes.  So\, depending on water levels on race day\, your feet may get wet! \nElevation:  These routes average just under 1000 feet of climbing every 10 miles!  The hills are rolling and consistent! \nSaturday: 3/25- The Sandtown Shuffle\nOption 1:\n30mi-Big T loop – \nHalf of the battle\, but a whole lot of fun! \nRe-supply mile: 16.5. \nOption 2:\n63mi-Big T & Sidney Shakeout loop- \nThis route splits from the Big T loop at mile 16.5 (aid) and heads north to enjoy the Sidney Shakeout loop.  It has a resupply at mile 41.5.  The roads on the shakeout loop are the fastest gravel that will be encountered on the route!  Throwdown! \nSunday- 3/26\nDirt Church/Guion run \nComplete self-supported ride from Sandtown to Guion\, AR \nMore details to come! \nRace-  All distances are open to being raced.   If you choose to submit a GPS file for your effort after your ride we will record\, verify\, and log it into our files.  There will be Strava Segments available on both routes up for grabs\, signs will mark the start of each segment. \nCourse Markings: \nSmall Signs will be present throughout the routes on Saturday; however\, we strongly recommend having cue sheets or GPS devices.  These routes have ALOT of turns\, and plenty of opportunities to get lost!  Be prepared! \nAid and Support: \nPhone Service can be spotty on the routes.  Support/support line will be available; however\, we ask all participants to be self-supported as possible.  We understand that things happen! \nSupport vehicles will also be on the courses. These are all run by volunteers\, and they are there to help you. \nRegistration \nRegistration is available online until the night before the event. \nDay of registration available\, however\, t-shirt not guaranteed. \nAll riders must have a waiver on file \nStart Information/Headquarters \nPool’s Chapel Church in Sandtown\, AR \nCheck in- before 8:00 a.m. \nAll riders must check in before the start\, at the 16.5mi aid station\, and at the finish. \nFood/Drink/Entertainment: \nPancakes and Coffee will be served from 6:30-8 am \nLunch and dinner TBA \nRockin’ Luke Stroud – Jammin Jerry Lee Lewis Classics at 3pm \nGeneral Vital Info \nAll riders must wear a helmet. \nAll riders must check in prior to the start\, and after the finish\, and have a waiver on file. \nWeather \nArkansas weather is unpredictable. The average high at the beginning of March is 70 degrees while the average low is 48 degrees.  Anything could happen! To accommodate our riders\, our support team will collect gear (either at a support stop or a support vehicle) and leave it at the Dirt Church for pick up upon completion of the ride. This gear check is available as a courtesy to all riders. In the event of a weather emergency\, all riders should take cover immediately.  Aid stations will serve as communication points for riders and SAG drivers will aid riders if any severe weather arises. \nAccommodations: \nPools Chapel Church AKA Dirt Church \nThis is a redundant church that is privately owned by members of the Sandtown community.  The church was built in 1953 and is one of the two original buildings left standing in our small town. There are zero operating businesses in Sandtown\, so plan accordingly.  Cave City\, Cushman\, and Mt. Pleasant will be the closest open businesses with food and beverage options. \nLodging Options: \n1)  Roughly 15 miles south of Sandtown\, Batesville has various hotels and AirBNB’s available. \n2) Camping: On site\, camping spots will be available. \nThe church will act as a safe haven in the event of a storm/weather.  First\, come\, spots will be available in the church for camping.  It will be open all weekend to host you! \nA firepit will be on site to enjoy as well! \nFeel Free to reach out for more info! \nHistory \nSandtown is an unincorporated mining town that started around 1886 with 7 “dig” sites stretching 5 miles to the small town of Cushman.  The Sandtown Shuffle is a grassroots gravel event that centers on the rural unincorporated community located on Sandtown Road.   Sandtown is five and a half miles west-southwest of Cave City (Sharp and Independence counties) and about nine and a half miles north of Batesville (Independence County). Local historians believe the settlement’s name comes from the white sand (or silica) found on the sandbar at the confluence of Sullivan Creek and Dry Creek in Sandtown. \nIn the late 1800s Manganese was discovered and started to be mined in the Sandtown area and went on to boom in the 50s when the federal government initiated a policy to stockpile the Manganese. \nThe sandy soil in the area is known to grow the “World’s Sweetest Watermelons” in the small neighboring town of Cave City. \nThis road used to be the route that the “mine” sights would use to transfer their iron ore to the White River in Guion via railroad! \nCause- \nRural Innovations Group is dedicated to promoting and preserving local\, small communities. The goal is to create and host outdoor\, health\, and wellness events in local communities that showcase their unique heritage and history and develop avenues for boosting local economies. Sandtown
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/the-sandtown-shuffle-3/
LOCATION:Sandtown\, 1355 Skyview Ln\, Batesville\, AR\, 72501\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230325T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230325T140000
DTSTAMP:20260413T004442
CREATED:20230308T162125Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T162125Z
UID:10000011-1679734800-1679752800@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:The Sandtown Shuffle
DESCRIPTION:The Sandtown Shuffle is an experience in rural Arkansas that will include 2 days of challenging gravel rides\, live music\, and food. \nRoute Description:\nBoth routes will depart from the Pool’s Chapel church and travel 5 miles of Sandtown Rd. (chip seal) before transitioning to gravel.  These routes have a nice mix of sandy\, rocky\, smooth\, and raunchy gravel. There are various low-water bridges on the routes.  So\, depending on water levels on race day\, your feet may get wet! \nElevation:  These routes average just under 1000 feet of climbing every 10 miles!  The hills are rolling and consistent! \nSaturday: 3/25- The Sandtown Shuffle\nOption 1:\n30mi-Big T loop – \nHalf of the battle\, but a whole lot of fun! \nRe-supply mile: 16.5. \nOption 2:\n63mi-Big T & Sidney Shakeout loop- \nThis route splits from the Big T loop at mile 16.5 (aid) and heads north to enjoy the Sidney Shakeout loop.  It has a resupply at mile 41.5.  The roads on the shakeout loop are the fastest gravel that will be encountered on the route!  Throwdown! \nSunday- 3/26\nDirt Church/Guion run \nComplete self-supported ride from Sandtown to Guion\, AR \nMore details to come! \nRace-  All distances are open to being raced.   If you choose to submit a GPS file for your effort after your ride we will record\, verify\, and log it into our files.  There will be Strava Segments available on both routes up for grabs\, signs will mark the start of each segment. \nCourse Markings: \nSmall Signs will be present throughout the routes on Saturday; however\, we strongly recommend having cue sheets or GPS devices.  These routes have ALOT of turns\, and plenty of opportunities to get lost!  Be prepared! \nAid and Support: \nPhone Service can be spotty on the routes.  Support/support line will be available; however\, we ask all participants to be self-supported as possible.  We understand that things happen! \nSupport vehicles will also be on the courses. These are all run by volunteers\, and they are there to help you. \nRegistration \nRegistration is available online until the night before the event. \nDay of registration available\, however\, t-shirt not guaranteed. \nAll riders must have a waiver on file \nStart Information/Headquarters \nPool’s Chapel Church in Sandtown\, AR \nCheck in- before 8:00 a.m. \nAll riders must check in before the start\, at the 16.5mi aid station\, and at the finish. \nFood/Drink/Entertainment: \nPancakes and Coffee will be served from 6:30-8 am \nLunch and dinner TBA \nRockin’ Luke Stroud – Jammin Jerry Lee Lewis Classics at 3pm \nGeneral Vital Info \nAll riders must wear a helmet. \nAll riders must check in prior to the start\, and after the finish\, and have a waiver on file. \nWeather \nArkansas weather is unpredictable. The average high at the beginning of March is 70 degrees while the average low is 48 degrees.  Anything could happen! To accommodate our riders\, our support team will collect gear (either at a support stop or a support vehicle) and leave it at the Dirt Church for pick up upon completion of the ride. This gear check is available as a courtesy to all riders. In the event of a weather emergency\, all riders should take cover immediately.  Aid stations will serve as communication points for riders and SAG drivers will aid riders if any severe weather arises. \nAccommodations: \nPools Chapel Church AKA Dirt Church \nThis is a redundant church that is privately owned by members of the Sandtown community.  The church was built in 1953 and is one of the two original buildings left standing in our small town. There are zero operating businesses in Sandtown\, so plan accordingly.  Cave City\, Cushman\, and Mt. Pleasant will be the closest open businesses with food and beverage options. \nLodging Options: \n1)  Roughly 15 miles south of Sandtown\, Batesville has various hotels and AirBNB’s available. \n2) Camping: On site\, camping spots will be available. \nThe church will act as a safe haven in the event of a storm/weather.  First\, come\, spots will be available in the church for camping.  It will be open all weekend to host you! \nA firepit will be on site to enjoy as well! \nFeel Free to reach out for more info! \nHistory \nSandtown is an unincorporated mining town that started around 1886 with 7 “dig” sites stretching 5 miles to the small town of Cushman.  The Sandtown Shuffle is a grassroots gravel event that centers on the rural unincorporated community located on Sandtown Road.   Sandtown is five and a half miles west-southwest of Cave City (Sharp and Independence counties) and about nine and a half miles north of Batesville (Independence County). Local historians believe the settlement’s name comes from the white sand (or silica) found on the sandbar at the confluence of Sullivan Creek and Dry Creek in Sandtown. \nIn the late 1800s Manganese was discovered and started to be mined in the Sandtown area and went on to boom in the 50s when the federal government initiated a policy to stockpile the Manganese. \nThe sandy soil in the area is known to grow the “World’s Sweetest Watermelons” in the small neighboring town of Cave City. \nThis road used to be the route that the “mine” sights would use to transfer their iron ore to the White River in Guion via railroad! \nCause- \nRural Innovations Group is dedicated to promoting and preserving local\, small communities. The goal is to create and host outdoor\, health\, and wellness events in local communities that showcase their unique heritage and history and develop avenues for boosting local economies. Sandtown
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/the-sandtown-shuffle/
LOCATION:Sandtown\, 1355 Skyview Ln\, Batesville\, AR\, 72501\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230325
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230327
DTSTAMP:20260413T004442
CREATED:20230308T161425Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T161425Z
UID:10001441-1679702400-1679875199@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Ouachita Challenge
DESCRIPTION:The Ouachita Challenge Race Association has been working hard behind the scenes to bring you a fun and safe 2023 Ouachita Challenge. We are in the final stages of getting our permits and approvals for the event. The OC must still follow state and local guidelines. Check the OC Facebook page for any changes or updates. \nThere are a couple of changes for this year’s OC. The biggest change is a Saturday Gravel Grinder. The gravel course will be using some of the same roads the tour course used\, roads that are parallel to the trails\, and the same aid stations. The Gravel Grinder will be 100k in distance. Map coming soon. \nThe Sunday Mountain Bike Race will remain the same. \nWe also have a category for those daring enough to sign up for both days. \nThe waitlist will be on the Ouachita Challenge FaceBook page this year instead of the bulletin board. \nWe are still having breakfast each morning as well as Saturday night dinner.  We will be able to seat 19 family groups in the school cafeteria at a time and will have some outdoor seating as well.\nRiders will still be able to sleep in the gym and it will be and will be set up to keep safe distancing from each other.  Tent camping will still be allowed on the school grounds but safe distancing needs to be maintained.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/ouachita-challenge-3/
LOCATION:Oden School\, Oden Schools\, Oden\, AR\, 71961\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230325
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230327
DTSTAMP:20260413T004442
CREATED:20230308T161425Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T161425Z
UID:10000010-1679702400-1679875199@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Ouachita Challenge
DESCRIPTION:The Ouachita Challenge Race Association has been working hard behind the scenes to bring you a fun and safe 2023 Ouachita Challenge. We are in the final stages of getting our permits and approvals for the event. The OC must still follow state and local guidelines. Check the OC Facebook page for any changes or updates. \nThere are a couple of changes for this year’s OC. The biggest change is a Saturday Gravel Grinder. The gravel course will be using some of the same roads the tour course used\, roads that are parallel to the trails\, and the same aid stations. The Gravel Grinder will be 100k in distance. Map coming soon. \nThe Sunday Mountain Bike Race will remain the same. \nWe also have a category for those daring enough to sign up for both days. \nThe waitlist will be on the Ouachita Challenge FaceBook page this year instead of the bulletin board. \nWe are still having breakfast each morning as well as Saturday night dinner.  We will be able to seat 19 family groups in the school cafeteria at a time and will have some outdoor seating as well.\nRiders will still be able to sleep in the gym and it will be and will be set up to keep safe distancing from each other.  Tent camping will still be allowed on the school grounds but safe distancing needs to be maintained.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/ouachita-challenge/
LOCATION:Oden School\, Oden Schools\, Oden\, AR\, 71961\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230319
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230320
DTSTAMP:20260413T004442
CREATED:20230308T213334Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230314T133403Z
UID:10000044-1679184000-1679270399@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Northwoods Enduro
DESCRIPTION:The Southern Enduro Tour (SET) visits Texas\, Arkansas and Oklahoma offering the best variety of terrain in the mid-west and creating a regional championship that is both challenging and fun for any mountain biker that is seeking a premium race experience. At the season finale the SET will crown competitors as the best all-around Enduro Racers! \nFull details about SET and the other races in the tour can be found at https://www.southernendurotour.com/ \nThe fourth round of the 2023 SET will be at Northwoods Trails in Hot Springs\, Arkansas! \nThe race is rated | Skill-7 | Fitness-8 | Gnar-7 \nThis is a one day event with up to 7 stages on Sunday. \nA one day event means there will be racing on race day (Sunday in this case) only and most pre-riding will be done on the Friday prior and after the Wildcat Marathon race on Saturday.  All Racers\, regardless of age or category will race the same course and stages.  There will B line options for more difficult areas – or walk anything you do not feel comfortable riding. Stages must be completed in order\, and only one time\, unless otherwise noted. \nTo keep our production quality high there will be a cap on the number of Racers.  Once that number has been reached registration will be closed.  If it is at least three days prior to the race a Wait List will be created (see Wait List section).  Plan accordingly and register as soon as possible so you do not miss out. \nWe will also offer a “Just Ride” category where participants can ride the enduro courses on Friday & Saturday after the Wildcat Marathon is over.  Just Ride participants cannot be on the course during the Enduro race. This is an untimed category and is not required if you are registered to do the timed Enduro race.  Event Swag & Post Race Meal included in Just Ride – no raffle ticket.  You can register via BikeReg.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/northwoods-enduro/
LOCATION:Cedar Glades Park\, 461 Wildcat Rd\, Hot Springs\, AR\, 71913\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230319
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230320
DTSTAMP:20260413T004442
CREATED:20230308T213334Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T213334Z
UID:10001475-1679184000-1679270399@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Northwoods Enduro
DESCRIPTION:The Southern Enduro Tour (SET) visits Texas\, Arkansas and Oklahoma offering the best variety of terrain in the mid-west and creating a regional championship that is both challenging and fun for any mountain biker that is seeking a premium race experience. At the season finale the SET will crown competitors as the best all-around Enduro Racers! \nFull details about SET and the other races in the tour can be found at https://www.southernendurotour.com/ \nThe fourth round of the 2023 SET will be at Northwoods Trails in Hot Springs\, Arkansas! \nThe race is rated | Skill-7 | Fitness-8 | Gnar-7 \nThis is a one day event with up to 7 stages on Sunday. \nA one day event means there will be racing on race day (Sunday in this case) only and most pre-riding will be done on the Friday prior and after the Wildcat Marathon race on Saturday.  All Racers\, regardless of age or category will race the same course and stages.  There will B line options for more difficult areas – or walk anything you do not feel comfortable riding. Stages must be completed in order\, and only one time\, unless otherwise noted. \nTo keep our production quality high there will be a cap on the number of Racers.  Once that number has been reached registration will be closed.  If it is at least three days prior to the race a Wait List will be created (see Wait List section).  Plan accordingly and register as soon as possible so you do not miss out. \nWe will also offer a “Just Ride” category where participants can ride the enduro courses on Friday & Saturday after the Wildcat Marathon is over.  Just Ride participants cannot be on the course during the Enduro race. This is an untimed category and is not required if you are registered to do the timed Enduro race.  Event Swag & Post Race Meal included in Just Ride – no raffle ticket.  You can register via BikeReg.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/northwoods-enduro-2/
LOCATION:Cedar Glades Park\, 461 Wildcat Rd\, Hot Springs\, AR\, 71913\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230319
DTSTAMP:20260413T004442
CREATED:20230308T212809Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T213802Z
UID:10000043-1679097600-1679183999@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Wildcat Marathon
DESCRIPTION:This is a one day event but will be in conjunction with the Southern Enduro Tour Stop #3 – the Northwoods Enduro held on Sunday. There will be a coveted King & Queen award for the top male and female who take on both the Wildcat Marathon and the Northwoods Enduro! \nThe Cedar Glades trails will be combined with the Northwoods trails for tons of fast single track\, machine cut trail\, loads of speed\, and tough climbs to make sure your appetite is sure to be fulfilled by the end of your race day! \nCourse map with race distance and lap details will be provided to all registered Racers the week of the race.  Be prepared for around 50 miles for the full marathon and around 25 for the half marathon (Mildcat).  Pre-ride will be the Friday before the race.  This will be a Mass Start by category where there will be a short start lap and two full laps.  The Mildcat will start after the Wildcat categories have gone out and will do the start lap and then one full lap. \nTo keep our production quality high there will be a cap on number of Racers.  Once that number has been reached registration will be closed.  If it is at least three days prior to the race a Wait List will be created (see Wait List section).  Plan accordingly and register as soon as possible so you do not miss out.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/wildcat-marathon/
LOCATION:Cedar Glades Park\, 461 Wildcat Rd\, Hot Springs\, AR\, 71913\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230319
DTSTAMP:20260413T004442
CREATED:20230308T212809Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T212809Z
UID:10001474-1679097600-1679183999@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Wildcat Marathon
DESCRIPTION:This is a one day event but will be in conjunction with the Southern Enduro Tour Stop #3 – the Northwoods Enduro held on Sunday. There will be a coveted King & Queen award for the top male and female who take on both the Wildcat Marathon and the Northwoods Enduro! \nThe Cedar Glades trails will be combined with the Northwoods trails for tons of fast single track\, machine cut trail\, loads of speed\, and tough climbs to make sure your appetite is sure to be fulfilled by the end of your race day! \nCourse map with race distance and lap details will be provided to all registered Racers the week of the race.  Be prepared for around 50 miles for the full marathon and around 25 for the half marathon (Mildcat).  Pre-ride will be the Friday before the race.  This will be a Mass Start by category where there will be a short start lap and two full laps.  The Mildcat will start after the Wildcat categories have gone out and will do the start lap and then one full lap. \nTo keep our production quality high there will be a cap on number of Racers.  Once that number has been reached registration will be closed.  If it is at least three days prior to the race a Wait List will be created (see Wait List section).  Plan accordingly and register as soon as possible so you do not miss out.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/wildcat-marathon-2/
LOCATION:Cedar Glades Park\, 461 Wildcat Rd\, Hot Springs\, AR\, 71913\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230313T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230313T193000
DTSTAMP:20260413T004442
CREATED:20230308T133617Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T133617Z
UID:10001434-1678730400-1678735800@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Women On A Roll (WOAR) - Mountain Bike Skills Drills
DESCRIPTION:Women mountain bikers…\nBrush up on your mountain bike skills and boost your confidence.\nWe will go learn and practice skills in a lit parking lot. When applied on the trail\, these skills will help you tackle obstacles and have fun.\nBeginners this clinic is for you!\nAnd more advanced riders will be given additional challenges.\nA helmet and a mountain bike in good working order are required.\nSkills covered:\n– Shifting smoothly\n– Braking\n– Rock Dodges\n– Front Wheel Lift\nWe will practice in the parking lot South of Allied Dr
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/women-on-a-roll-woar-mountain-bike-skills-drills-2/
LOCATION:Allied Drive\, Allied Drive\, Little Rock\, AR\, 72202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230313T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230313T193000
DTSTAMP:20260413T004442
CREATED:20230308T133617Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T133617Z
UID:10000003-1678730400-1678735800@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Women On A Roll (WOAR) - Mountain Bike Skills Drills
DESCRIPTION:Women mountain bikers…\nBrush up on your mountain bike skills and boost your confidence.\nWe will go learn and practice skills in a lit parking lot. When applied on the trail\, these skills will help you tackle obstacles and have fun.\nBeginners this clinic is for you!\nAnd more advanced riders will be given additional challenges.\nA helmet and a mountain bike in good working order are required.\nSkills covered:\n– Shifting smoothly\n– Braking\n– Rock Dodges\n– Front Wheel Lift\nWe will practice in the parking lot South of Allied Dr
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/women-on-a-roll-woar-mountain-bike-skills-drills/
LOCATION:Allied Drive\, Allied Drive\, Little Rock\, AR\, 72202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230309T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230309T200000
DTSTAMP:20260413T004442
CREATED:20230307T003355Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230307T003355Z
UID:10001432-1678384800-1678392000@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Design – Build – Ride w/ Steve McGuire
DESCRIPTION:A BIKE BUILT FOR NWA \nJoin the University of Arkansas’ College of Art and Fulbright College of Arts & Sciences and the Walton College of Business as we host Steve McGuire’s\, “Design\, Build\, Ride.” \nIn 2010\, Steve created a handmade bicycle curriculum program teaching fabrication and design at the University of Iowa. In the years since\, a number of his students have gone on to successful careers in the industry. As part of the presentation\, Steve will display a custom titanium bike explicitly built for the trails of NWA\, which will be completed during his trip. \nHors d’oeuvres and drinks will be served. \nFind out more about Steve at https://bikeiowa.com/News/9629/u-of-i-bike-build-program-expands-founder-steve-mcguire-talks-about-its-history-and-his-bike-packing-adventures
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/design-build-ride-w-steve-mcguire-2/
LOCATION:U of A Collaborative\, 700 Southeast 5th Street #130\, Bentonville\, AR\, 72712\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230309T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230309T200000
DTSTAMP:20260413T004442
CREATED:20230307T003355Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230307T130241Z
UID:10000001-1678384800-1678392000@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Design – Build – Ride w/ Steve McGuire
DESCRIPTION:A BIKE BUILT FOR NWA \nJoin the University of Arkansas’ College of Art and Fulbright College of Arts & Sciences and the Walton College of Business as we host Steve McGuire’s\, “Design\, Build\, Ride.” \nIn 2010\, Steve created a handmade bicycle curriculum program teaching fabrication and design at the University of Iowa. In the years since\, a number of his students have gone on to successful careers in the industry. As part of the presentation\, Steve will display a custom titanium bike explicitly built for the trails of NWA\, which will be completed during his trip. \nHors d’oeuvres and drinks will be served. \nFind out more about Steve at https://bikeiowa.com/News/9629/u-of-i-bike-build-program-expands-founder-steve-mcguire-talks-about-its-history-and-his-bike-packing-adventures
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/design-build-ride-w-steve-mcguire/
LOCATION:U of A Collaborative\, 700 Southeast 5th Street #130\, Bentonville\, AR\, 72712\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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