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July 14, 2012 – 9:00 AM – Yarmouth
42 Miles – Six+ stops for baked goods – Are you cyclist enough?
It’s time for the first CBBC Pastry Challenge! What’s the challenge? To see if we can host a completely ridiculous ride. Also to see how many donuts, cookies, cinnamon rolls, muffins, or other delicacies we can collectively consume along a 42 mile figure-8 through Yarmouth, New Gloucester, Freeport and Brunswick. Tentative stops include: Pineland (New Gloucester), Edna & Lucy’s (Pownal), South Freeport Market and Isabella’s Sticky Buns (Freeport), Farmer’s Market and Maquoit Market (Brunswick). July is mid-season and we should all be in fantastic shape, so this should be totally doable… right?
Bragging rights go to any rider foolish enough to step up and take them. FMI, see our rides page.
Join our CBBC team at the Great Maine Getaway and/or ride in Bar Harbor! From our friends at the National MS Society:
Bike MS: Ride Bar Harbor
Saturday, May 19th, 2012
Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, ME
www.bikemsgne.org
Based in one of Maine’s great vacation spots, cyclists ride along Maine’s rocky coast, past stonewall-lined and tree-covered roads through the many villages that dot Bar Harbor’s rugged coast. This one-day ride, with routes from 15 miles to 60 miles, is an attractive adventure for a wide range of riders, including recreational and family riders, to the serious enthusiast.
Bike MS: Great Maine Getaway
Saturday, August 4th and Sunday, August 5th, 2012
St. Joseph’s College, Standish, ME
www.bikemsmaine.org
Join us for Bike MS: Great Maine Getaway and cycle to celebrate Maine and support MS. The start, finish and overnight for the ride is at St. Joseph’s College in Standish, ME, on the shore of Lake Sebago. Cyclists ride by farms, over hills and by the sea. An annual tradition is our Maine Lobster Bake. Join us for the weekend or ride Saturday only. Either way you will have a memorable ride and share the experience with fellow cyclists riding and fundraising to create a work free of multiple sclerosis.
This Sunday (March 11, 2012) Gorham ride canceled. But start planning now to come out for the Maine Maple Sunday ride at the end of the month.
Thanks
Ken
Annual CBBC Potluck - Sat, Feb 11, 2012
Start to gather at 5:00PM, Supper at 6:05 PM
First Parish Church, 1 Church St, Gorham, ME. Joan Uraneck, professor of art history at MECA, will speak and show slides of her 1000 mile ride across Poland. This will be Last Day to order new club jerseys (high visibility colors) at lowest price for members, no money down!
Here’s a mockup of our 2012 jerseys, with thanks to our valued sponsors: Shipyard Brewing, Romeo’s, Back Bay Bicycle, and Dr John Gallagher!
It’s time for the 2011 Holiday Party, Thursday, December 15, 2011. Happy hour 5:30, Dinner at 6:30. Club members will be receiving invitations in the mail, or you can download yours below.
2011 CBBC Holiday Party Invitation
At the holiday party we will be trying to gauge support for special rides for 2012, so please be thinking about the options Patty has listed below and whether you would be interested in one or more of them!
1) Prince Edward Island ride with Merrymeeting Wheelers. This ride will be happening July 13-23, 2012, with more details to follow.
2) Janice: New York, Finger lakes, in August. Janice has the Q- ride sheets from the MS ride and has stayed at a great
hotel. Questions are… Continue reading It’s Time for the 2011 Holiday Party!
The 2011 annual meeting will be on October 20, 2011. Meetings take place at MMC’s Dana Center. The board meeting, which is open to club members, is at 6:00 PM in Classroom 5. Then at 7:00 PM, we will move to the larger Classroom 2 for the annual meeting, featuring food and a slideshow entitled “Biking and What-Not in Sweden” by Barbara and Ron.
First mockup of our 2011 jerseys! Logos from our valued sponsors to follow soon.
The Fryeburg Frolic Century attempts to be a kinder, gentler century even though it passes through the hills of western Maine, up to the edge of the White Mountains. It starts at the University of Southern Maine, Gorham Campus, off Rt. 114. The route to Fryeburg winds through pine woods and small villages; past lakes and around the Burnt Meadow Mountains. With an Indian Summer day, the Fryeburg food stop, near a beach on a quiet bend of the Saco River, may include some swimming. The return ride follows the Saco River, even though you only get to glimpse it now and then. It includes the back road from Hiram to Cornish – a classic stretch of understated Maine beauty.
There are four food stops on the ride and sag wagon support. Rain or shine ride. FMI, contact Ken O’Brien at 207-839-5468 or contact by email.
Register for the Frolic
It’s time for the annual Club picnic! – September 18, 2011 (Rain date: September 25, 2011.) Crescent Beach State Park, Rt 77, Cape Elizabeth. Group site: 3/10 of a mile from park entrance, take right to far end of parking lot. Left onto the first parking row closest to the beach.
Time: Meet at Group Site 9:00 AM. The ride will start from the Site around 9:30 AM. There are several distance options: 16, 20 and 35 Miles.
Cost: CBBC members free entrance to to park, picnic and ride. Bring your friends! Non-members: $6.00 suggested donation to cover food and park fee ($4.50).
Food: There are 5 grills at the group site. Club will provide burgers, hotdogs, vegetarian burgers, potato salad, chips, soft drinks and cookies. Cake for September birthdays !! Feel free to bring your favorite dish if you want.
Directions: Go over the Casco Bay Bridge towards South Portland. Follow signs to Rt. 77. Take a right at the Yield Sign (Pizza Joint) this is Rt. 77. Follow that road straight all the way, passing the Cape Elizabeth fire station, Town Hall, Pond Cove Shopping Center, High School, then the ice cream stand, big hotel and then on your left is Crescent Beach State Park.
RSVP: Please let Patty know if you are coming. Email: contact by email.
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