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We'll meet at Cook's Landing to ride to NLR Airport, west entrance, on Remount Road for breakfast at Experimental Aircraft Association. We have the option to loop around Kellogg Acres and Humble Crumb and return, or come straight back. This is a great hot breakfast for $8.
Contact: Jim Britt: 501-912-1449; email Jim
Ride will begin in Brinkley and go to Village Creek State Park. After that, we will go toward Marianna and visit Louisiana Purchase Survey monument. A charity ride is in Marion on April 6 for those wishing to stay over. Unfortunately Big River Crossing is flooded so we won't go into Memphis. Must be an ABC member by the time of the ride.
Contact: John Linck, 501-231-9350; email John
Get your Bikes of Wrath tickets now. Five riders try to duplicate the Grapes of Wrath family trip from Oklahoma to California. This is an On Demand film and won't come if they don't sell enough tickets. Your payment will be returned if the film is cancelled.
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Ride begins at the Courthouse, 100 Court St. in Marion with rides up to 45 miles with the long ride going over Big River Crossing to Memphis. Lunch at the end.
Info: email Madison
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Social time and we'll have a review of the BRAA.
Pickup on race day morning! Pick up at the Harrison Youth Center (202 N. Spring St.) beginning at 8:00 am.
The event will start in Burns Park again with great food afterwards. The early bird fees start going up in late March in several steps so register now.
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This is a 25 mile "C" ride loop from England to Keo and back around. Lunch for registered riders afterwards. Info and registration form below. Meet at
First Baptist Church, 201 E. Haywood, England, AR
Contact: Larry Cry: email Larry or call 501 285 2613
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Ride lengths up to 100 miles of flat delta riding. Option to come down the night before. The ride supports the Boys and Girls Club in McGehee.
Rides of 20 and 55 mile hilly ride around Greers Ferry Lake to support their trail system. Begin at Sulphur Creek Outfitters, 620 and 625 South 7th St., Heber Springs. Food and party afterwards.
Registration begins at 9:00 am at Conway Municipal Airport. Ride lengths up to 40 miles support Literacy Action of Central Arkansas.
Starts at Spring Park, 403 S. Main St., Searcy.
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Contact: Bruce Burkheimer, 501-827-3668, email Bruce
Meet at the parking lot next to the mini-mart gas station on South Main for a slow group ride to the Capitol to remember those killed while bicycling.
More information will be added later, but save the date.
More information later.
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The 30 mile ride leaves from Fayetteville this time.
Sunday, May 19 at 8:00 am the second Little Rock Dirty Fondo kicks off with a bang from Historic Marlsgate. Routes from 15 miles to 50 miles winding through Lonoke County on flat, farm roads. But don’t let the terrain fool you, this is a true gravel grinding course. Add in the Dirty Fondo Levee Run and the Pit of Misery and you’ll be ready to return to Marlsgate for lunch with your friends. Plenty of prizes available along the route; just look for the “Painted Rocks”. Or be the first to the Treasure Chest to win cash prizes. Last year’s best time was 2h 30m. Can you better that time? Registration opens January 1, 2019 at 1:00 pm. Look for the link on the Little Rock Dirty Fondo facebook page. This ride supports Recycle Bikes for Kids.
Tentative date for this ride from the Pinnacle Mt. State Park picnic area fro about 39 miles around Wye Mt. The club member coming in closest to his/her predicted time wins the trophy for the year.
Contact: Jim Britt, 501-912-1449
The ride is now beginning at the old River Trail Station just down river from the submarine. If you are doing this ride, consider registering for the Hostel Ride Friday night and then you have a short ride to the start Saturday morning after a cereal breakfast. CARTI’s Tour de Rock will test your endurance! Choose from one of our five pancake-flat routes: 25, 50, 62, 80, and 100 miles. Well supported ride, plenty of rest stops and a fantastic after-party complete with music, exhibitors, great food, and lots of cold beer. Traditional shotgun start beginning at 6:30 a.m. for 100 milers and continuing in 10 minute intervals with the 25 milers taking off last. For additional information, route planning tools and to register, visit our event landing pages:
Supported rides up to 62 miles from downtown Warren, the weekend before the Pink Tomato Festival.
This group is coming through for cancer awareness on their way from U. Texas Austin to Memphis and eventually Anchorage, AK via Little Rock. They may need housing for the night. They will likely come in to UAMS. The itinerary is below.
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This supported tour is along the Lake Erie area this year. We have ABC riders for this one.
2nd annual ride from Lepanto Fire Department of 54 miles with a light lunch stop in historic Wilson, AR and a stop at Johnny Cash's boyhood home and talk to farmers about their crops at rest stops.
Email: lindajhinton@ritternet.com
Phone: 870-375-0280
Sponsored by The Rendezvous, the middle-ages-type event will be in Burns Park. We may schedule a ride to go by there. Info
5 day loop tour in Nebraska. We'll have riders for this one. The early bird fee is through the end of Feb.
Ride from (Chaffee Crossing) 7313 Terry Street, Fort Smith, Arkansas with lunch. Rides up to 105 miles.
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Rides up to 60 miles. Food afterwards and pre-ride breakfast begins at 6:00 am. This supports Compassion Center.
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This a Sunday ride from 5668 Poplar, Memorial Park in east Memphis with a free breakfast from Crepe Maker and Say Cheese!
6 and 8 day ride options with breakfast and dinners. Rest stops each day. This year, the ride will stay in each town 2 nights. Registration should open in mid-January. We will have riders for this, leaving the Arkansas heat.
A flat, fast road bike ride with 62-mile, 40-mile and 28-mile routes and four rest stops. Attend the finish line party including a watermelon feast, Loblolly ice cream and chocolate milk, live music, and a bicycle raffle. Register on site before the ride, $15 to support bicycle advocacy and helmets for kids. On line registration available later.
Contact: Charlie Hart, email Charlie
Register here for this annual ride. Local lodging is nearly gone.
The 30 mile ride leaves from Bentonville this time.
Begins at Natchez Trace State Park. The ride will move to another park mid-week. Tenting and lodge options.
Rides up to 60 miles from Fellowship Bible Church, Conway.
Road rides up to 65 miles as well as family and gravel rides. You will also get admission to King Biscuit Blues. (preliminary info)
Preliminary dates and schedule.
Day 1 to Lake Catherine State Park
Day 2 to Lake DeGray S.P.
Day 3 to Glenwood Country Club
Day 4 back to DeGray
Day 5 back to Malvern
Day 1 (Friday): Park at JJ's Truck Stop, 9 mile east of Malvern along I-30 to Lake Degray: 40 miles. NOTE: We do not ride on I-30. We'll take 67 with a wide shoulder into Malvern and then back country roads after that.
Register for updates. Riders must be ABC members.
Contacts: Janice Peters, 501-952-8848; Jim Britt, 501-912-1449, email Jim
40 mile out and back road ride and also a gravel ride available to Pedestal Rock//Lick Fork.
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(Preliminary info)
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Map to start
We'll leave from the new Conway airport, at the end of Hwy 89, east of Mayflower. A car will take our luggage to the park. Reserve your lodge room or cabin at the park yourself. Join ABC to ride.
Mather Lodge: 501-727-5431 (the online reservation form may show no rooms. We are about the only ones there this time of year.)
This ride will go to Mayflower or Conway to see the total solar eclipse. Totality is 1:51 - 1:54pm in Little Rock and longer up the road. More information later. We may start at Cook's Landing or Mayflower.
Address: P.O. Box 250817, Little Rock, AR 72225-0817
Phone: (501 912-1449
email Jim
