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13th Annual Willcox Flyer Bike Ride
Event details and schedule
Roca Motion · Sat, Aug 30 · 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Ride Details
Meet
Roca Motion
100 S Railroad Ave, Willcox, AZ, 85644, United States
Finish
Same as start or route-dependent
Distance
TBD
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Drop ride
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About this ride
Event details and schedule
Packet Pickup/Registration
Friday 4:00-7:00pm at Keeling Schaefer Vineyard Tasting Room (154 N Railroad Ave)
Saturday 6:00-6:45am at Railroad Ave Park (100 S Railroad Ave)
We are doing digital check in again this year. We can use your QR code or name. Make sure you leave with your Flyer Tee and Water Bottle!
Roadway
Reminder that the road is still open to traffic. Although traffic is minimal and there will be police escorts, we encourage you to ride safely and follow the rules of the road. Please be mindful at aid stations and turnarounds. Also, the train still runs. Please be aware when crossing the track.
Parking
There is plenty of street parking and a large dirt lot east of railroad ave park. Be mindful of any restricted park areas as towing will be enforced if cars are blocking business gates/driveways.
Aid Stations
The Aid Stations are fully stocked with GU and Skratch Lab goodies thanks to our friends at Sabino Cycles! Pickle Juice Power donated 6 Gallons of pickle juice! Apple Annie’s donated watermelon. Merit Foods donated bananas and oranges. Some other Friends of the Flyer who don’t wish to be named donated all sorts of crackers, bars, etc. We can assure you, you won’t leave hungry!
Finish Line
The Pain Institute of Southern Arizona is hosting our finish line this year! Make sure to stop and grab Riverview Dairy chocolate milk, snacks, cold water, Apple Annie’s watermelon.
Starting Times
As always, we stagger the starts. 66 milers will leave right at 7am with the first police escort. We give them a few minutes before releasing the 33 milers. The 8 milers take off a few minutes. They are typically led by hometown Olympian, Mike Allen, our 89-year old Willcox favorite! As a reminder, this event is not timed and everyone is a winner! But it is still fun to watch the super-fast cyclists pretend they aren’t racing!
Sag Wagon
If you get out and realize you’ve taken on more than you can handle there are several Sag Wagons on the course! One of the wagons is Brian 520.289.1966 and he is happy to coordinate a pickup! Daniel is in another wagon and can reached at 520.508.1879. Sabino Cycles will have a tune up tent set up at starting line and can help with last minute mechanical issues. Specialized Bike will also have a mechanic and can help with repairs. ROR will also be out on the course and have been known to hand over chocolate chip cookies.
More information:
Roca Motion: endurancecui.active.com/new/events/94730613/select-race?…
Packet Pickup/Registration
Friday 4:00-7:00pm at Keeling Schaefer Vineyard Tasting Room (154 N Railroad Ave)
Saturday 6:00-6:45am at Railroad Ave Park (100 S Railroad Ave)
We are doing digital check in again this year. We can use your QR code or name. Make sure you leave with your Flyer Tee and Water Bottle!
Roadway
Reminder that the road is still open to traffic. Although traffic is minimal and there will be police escorts, we encourage you to ride safely and follow the rules of the road. Please be mindful at aid stations and turnarounds. Also, the train still runs. Please be aware when crossing the track.
Parking
There is plenty of street parking and a large dirt lot east of railroad ave park. Be mindful of any restricted park areas as towing will be enforced if cars are blocking business gates/driveways.
Aid Stations
The Aid Stations are fully stocked with GU and Skratch Lab goodies thanks to our friends at Sabino Cycles! Pickle Juice Power donated 6 Gallons of pickle juice! Apple Annie’s donated watermelon. Merit Foods donated bananas and oranges. Some other Friends of the Flyer who don’t wish to be named donated all sorts of crackers, bars, etc. We can assure you, you won’t leave hungry!
Finish Line
The Pain Institute of Southern Arizona is hosting our finish line this year! Make sure to stop and grab Riverview Dairy chocolate milk, snacks, cold water, Apple Annie’s watermelon.
Starting Times
As always, we stagger the starts. 66 milers will leave right at 7am with the first police escort. We give them a few minutes before releasing the 33 milers. The 8 milers take off a few minutes. They are typically led by hometown Olympian, Mike Allen, our 89-year old Willcox favorite! As a reminder, this event is not timed and everyone is a winner! But it is still fun to watch the super-fast cyclists pretend they aren’t racing!
Sag Wagon
If you get out and realize you’ve taken on more than you can handle there are several Sag Wagons on the course! One of the wagons is Brian 520.289.1966 and he is happy to coordinate a pickup! Daniel is in another wagon and can reached at 520.508.1879. Sabino Cycles will have a tune up tent set up at starting line and can help with last minute mechanical issues. Specialized Bike will also have a mechanic and can help with repairs. ROR will also be out on the course and have been known to hand over chocolate chip cookies.
More information:
Roca Motion: endurancecui.active.com/new/events/94730613/select-race?…
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