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Registration Starts 6:00 AM, Tour Start 8:00 AM. Distances of 11, 26, 52, and 75 miles. Contact: aellis@amatechtel.com

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Team Event (Begins at 12:00 noon on Saturday)

(At least 1 rider from each team must be riding on the course at all times)

* Prizes will be given for team and rider who logs the most hours on course*

Roadie
This option will take place on the 5 mile paved loop in Palo Duro Canyon (see map)

Dirt / Roadie
This option will offer a combination of riding surfaces:

During daylight hours, you will be riding Juniper Trail, Sunflower Trail, and Rojo Grande Trail (see map). At dusk, you will become a roadie and will not be allowed to ride trails.

Each team will be assigned 1 camping spot in Mesquite Camp Area. You may bring a camper, RV, or tent for your campsite.

2. Family Fun Ride (Begins at 5:00 pm on Saturday and ends with dinner) *Children must have an adult riding with them at all times*

Road Only
This option will take place on the 5 mile paved loop in Palo Duro Canyon (see map)

Ride may consist of 1 or 2 laps depending on rider’s ability

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The Thirteenth Annual Heritage Foundation Tour de Muleshoe rolls along scenic farmland and sandhills for you to ride either fast or slow as you choose. This is not a race– enjoy yourself. Each entry will receive a ticket to our Spaghetti Dinner, 11:30 am to 2:00 pm Saturday.

All three rides start at the Bailey County Coliseum, 2206 W American Blvd, Muleshoe, Texas, at 9:00 a.m. and follow a triangle course: the 10 mile is flat with good shoulders, one rest stop at halfway; the 40 mile begins with small rolling hills for the first 10 miles, followed by 12 miles of scenic sandhills, ending in 18 miles of small smooth ups and downs; the 100k follows similar road conditions for longer distances, all end back in Muleshoe at the starting line.

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Italy is located about half way between Dallas and Waco off I-35E. North of Hillsboro.
From I-35E take the Italy exit, go east on highway 34, cross highway 77 in to Italy, and follow the signs to the best ride of the year.
The tour has an open start from 8:00 am to 9:00 am from the Italy High School, corner of E. Park St & S. College St.

Routes 12, 33 42, 50, and 62 miles. Website

The 16th Collin Classic is a rural bicycle rally that will start and finish at the McKinney North High School.

The 22, 34, 47 and 55 mile routes are all single loop routes . We are traveling to the Northeast portion of Collin County in order to avoid the chip seal pavement associated with the roads in Northwestern Collin County. We even found miles of new asphalt. Worried about missing out on the big hill at the finish of our old routes? Not to worry. We have plenty of rolling hills on our new routes that will provide plenty of challenge.

Registration Fees
$20.00 through May 1, 2007
$25.00 through June 8, 2007
$30.00 on June 9, 2007

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Rides beginning at 8 A.M. Start and finish will be held at the CORYELL ACTIVITIES COMPLEX on Hwy. 84, just east of the intersection of TX Loop 36 and US Hwy. 84. Lengths of rides include: 10-mile, 30-mile, 50 mile, and 100K. All routes will be on country roads, uncongested by automobile traffic.

Prior to June 3: $25. Late registration, post-marked after June 3, and on-site registration: $30.

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Rides of 10, 22, 28, 42, 55 & 75 miles. All on paved two-lane farm-to-market roads, and country highways with wide shoulders. The routes have some flat runs, long stretches with gradual inclines, and some hills that could be challenging for less experienced or less fit riders.

The Start area, at the Comanche High School, will open 6:30am on June 2nd for Early-Registered package pickups, and last-minute registrations. All routes start and finish at our High School.

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ATLAS is a beautiful 70 and 39 mile bike ride through the Central Texas Hill Country from Cedar Park to Lampasas. ATLAS (Austin to Lampasas American Cancer Society Support Ride) is a subsidiary of Texas 4000 for Cancer, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization benefiting the American Cancer Society.

Departure: Cedar Park High School at 8:00 am.  Website