Bob LeBow 2010
No pressure to sign up just yet, but get June 12th on your calendar for Bob LeBow. When you register on-line, use the following link:
https://www.trhs.org/BobLeBowBikeTour/Registration/tabid/117/Default.asp...
And add the following lower on the page:
Team Name: Reel Theatre
Password: D0D1 (D Zero D One)
So who's in, and for what distance?
100: Dave, Tom, Tony
63: Brad, Ladd, Jenny, Dan, Nate, JJ, Steve, Shelly, Bob, Margo, Eric, Jamie
35: Robert, Sandy, Cody, Jennifer, Jamie, Rob, Reagan, Kaitlynn, Kate, Kerry
10: Jacque, Cheri
I'm not sure of the distance, but more Team Reel folks:
Craig, Brent Hamilton's crew (7), Paula & Dave (HP friends)
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From: Rhiannon Avery
To: Ladd Williamson
Sent: Tue, February 23, 2010 11:28:52 AM
Subject: RE: Team Reel Theatre
Hi Ladd-
Thank you for registering a team for the 2010 Bob LeBow Bike Tour. Here is the team information that you will need for the tour:
Team Name: Reel Theatre
Password: D0D1 (D Zero D One)
Let me know if you have any issues. Again, thank you for your continued support of the Bob LeBow Bike Tour!
With warm appreciation,
Rhiannon
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IN
Yeah I think I'm game for this one. FYI for those without all the rides in their calendars... this is the same day as the 1/2 Ironman and the Soldier Mountain XC races. Also it's one week after Lyle Pearson and a week before Elkhorn. Good for a last long ride before Elkhorn since we're all going, right!? :)
In
I am in if I am not doing the 1/2 ironman.
I'm In
I am planning on doing the century.
Time to sign up for Bob LeBow!
We've got until Monday -- May 31 -- to sign up! (After that date, the price goes up and Team Reel doesn't get credit) So sign up today and let me know what you're in for.
I'm thinking Jenny and I will do that metric that we didn't get last Saturday.
signed up
Jenny and I are signed up for the metric. Let me know when you sign up and I'll add it to the initial post.
To those who posted above (Eric, Harris, & Dave) did you sign up and for what distance?
To everyone else -- sign up! :)
I signed up
for the Metric Century.
- Dan
62 Miler
I signed up for the 62 miler just now. Thank you for the reminder Ladd!
Waiting
I am waiting to see how my back holds up on the LP200. I don't want to sign up if I can't ride it. So I am sorry my registration will not count for our team numbers but I am hoping to be out there anyways.
C'mon - sign up for the metric!
If your back is strong, then you can hammer with Brad. If it's acting up, then you can ride it at a casual pace with me and Jenny.
In....
Nate is doing the 63. Robert, Sandy, Cody, Jennifer, and I will be doing the 35.
Deeble's will be in
The Deeble clan will be out in force.
J.J will most likely do the 62 miles
Rob, Reagan, and Kaitlynn, will do 35 miles
Jacque will do 10 miles probably with terri's wife Cheri.
Harris, you could always pull Carson and do the 35 miles with our crew.
Out
Well I just found out that we will be FLorida sitting on a beach soaking up the rays and drinking ice cold soda.
The Deeble 5 are official
We are signed up and ready to go. Thank you Ladd for taking the lead to get us the team discount.
Kerry and Kate in for 35
Tom still mulling his distance, 35 or 100? Tony is the key to the answer.
Last day!
Today is the last day to sign up as part of "Team Reel", so if you miss it the fees go up by $10! Come join the fun! Call me if you have any problems registering...
Tom said I was a wimp
Tom said I was a wimp if I didn't sign up for 100 miles. So I am signed up - hopefully not to make a wimp out of my rearend!
We're in!
We barely got in on time but Bob and I are signed up for the 62 miler. Hope it's sunny!
Nah, no wimps here
I think what I remember is that just two days prior to our conversation, Tony and I rode separate 72 mile killer training rides on Saturday for free. I thought, hey, (unless you are chaperoning your own kids,) why donate for a 62 mile ride when a 100 mile ride will remind us how big of wimps we really are.
Letter from Bob LeBow organizers...
From: Suzette Tunnell
Sent: Thu, June 10, 2010 2:07:06 PM
Subject: Bob LeBow Bike Tour General Information, Overview, Schedule, and Safety
Please find the Bob Le Bow Bike Tour Information in this email and on PDF for your convenience. Please read over thoroughly...please scroll down to the end of this email for information. This email document contains.
General Information
Registration
Time each tour begins, distance, and start time.
Emergency Phone Number
Location of Bike Tour: Beginning and Ending
Safety
Rest Stops
First Aid
Sag Wagons and Other Safety Information
Ham Radios
Post Ride Festivities
Overview, Schedule, Safety
SATURDAY June 12, 2010
The Bob LeBow Bike Tour - Health Care for All
Tour Info You'll Want to Know
Registration:
June 12, 2010, 6:30 a.m. Nampa High School. We still have 300 openings as of today. Please tell your friends. The Weekend weather is slated to be in the mid-seventies. A great day for a Bike Tour and enjoying beautiful scenery.
Registration fees include: tee-shirt, snacks at rest stops, and a BBQ lunch for the rider at the end (additional meal tickets can be purchased for $5). You must agree to the conditions to register.
Tour-2010
Distance
Start Time
Century
100 miles
7:00 AM
Commercial Tire Metric Century
62 miles
8:00 AM
Country Tour
35 miles
9:00 AM
Lake Lowell Tour
25 miles
10:00 AM
Upper Dam Tour
10 miles
11:00 AM
Greenbelt Classic
3 miles
11:30 AM
As a reminder, Maps and Directions of each ride are on the website…www.trhs.org- click on Bob LeBow Bike Tour and then click on the information you may want.
Emergency Phone Number:
Suzette Tunnell, Bike Tour Coordinator: 208-880-0675
or call 911
Bob LeBow Bike Tour
Begins and Ends at
Nampa High School
203 Lake Lowell Ave. (corner of Lake Lowell and 12th Ave.)
Nampa, Idaho
Safety:
Everyone’s safety is our primary concern. Remember that the Bike Tour is not a race, but an event involving bicycles. The event is focused on being fun, safe, and family oriented.
Ride Safely:
· Must wear a helmet at all times while on the route.
· Please don’t wear IPOD or music ear pieces in both ears.
· Be careful in intersections for sand or loose gravel (common accident in a tour event is losing traction when turning in a sandy corner at too high a rate of speed)
· Give each other space to ride and be predictable. Don’t stop in the roadway. Move off the roadway if you need to stop.
· Ride single file on busy roads. It allows other cyclist and cars to pass you more easily.
· A word about Pace Lines – if you don’t already know how to ride in one, Saturday, June 12th Bike Tour is NOT the day to start.
· You have the ability to shed clothing and you will get it back at the end of the ride.
Rest Stops
There will be 13 Rest Stops along the way. The primary function is to provide fuel for you so that you can finish the ride easily. Water, sports drinks, fruit and other snacks, and restrooms will be available at convenient distances on the 10, 25, 35, 62, and 100 mile tours.
First Aid
First aid will be available at the TRHS Marsing Clinic, Homedale Clinic, and Melba Clinic. Limited first aid supplies will be available at all other rest stops. Clinicians will be posted at most of the rest stops.
Sag Wagons and Other Safety Information
Sag wagons will drive the various routes to aid bikers with mechanical problems, flats, etc. Look for the Bob LeBow Bike Tour logo on the side of the car or truck.
Ham Radios
Members of the Voice of Idaho Amateur Radio ham radio club will also patrol the course. They will provide instant communications with Voice of Idaho members at the bike tour registration headquarters at Nampa High. Voice of Idaho will sweep each course to make sure no one is unintentionally left behind. A final sweep will leave the TRHS Marsing Clinic at 4 PM and cover the remainder of the 62 and 100 mile loops. At that time, any remaining riders will be given the option to get a lift back to Nampa High School or to proceed on their own without support.
Please join us for post ride festivities.
11:30 AM - 2:30 PM BBQ lunch and entertainment will be provided by Todd
The Bob LeBow Bike Tour would not be possible without your enthusiastic support. Thank you!
WE LOOK FORWARD TO A GREAT BIKE TOUR!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CONTRIBUTING TO THE BOB LEBOW BIKE TOUR TO HELP OUR ZERO PAY FUND. The
Zero Pay Program helps to cover medical, dental, and behavioral Health services to the neediest of our patients.
On behalf of Terry Reilly Health Services Board of Directors, Executive Director, staff, and those we care for, thank you!
If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to give me a call or email me. I will send more information as needed. I look forward to meeting you on Saturday.
Thank you!
Suzette
How many?
Do we know how many from our team have signed up??
If Ladd's figures are correct...
it looks like we will have 27 riders for Team Reel. Pretty impressive! (I'm not sure what the specific numbers from the cycling club are. Some of the riders are children of club members.)
at least 37
I've added a few more names to the initial message, but with all of Brent's family, we're somewhere around 37! At the REI early packet pick-up, the team box for "Invent" was the biggest, but it looked like we had the next biggest box.
Great job Team Reel! Should be a great event, and I'm going to be careful and follow Dan out of Nampa! Those events can get as crazy as a crit... :)