Arlington Convention Center
1200 Ballpark Way
Arlington, TX 76011
Join us for the first annual Parker Ride for Wellness bike rally, part of a three-day health and wellness convention presented by Parker College of Chiropractic. Choose between a 22 mile, 32 mile, and 50 mile ride, beginning and ending at the Arlington Convention Center and traveling through the heart of Arlington and onto Kennendale and Mansfield.
22 mile ride – $25.00
32 mile ride – $25.00
50 mile ride – $25.00
Fannin County Multi-Purpose Complex – 700 FM 87
corner of HWY 56 & FM 87
Bonham, TX 75418
Bring your whole family and join your cycling friends for a Bike Rally with a variety of routes to choose from. Come early and stay late for entertainment and fun-filled activities the entire family can enjoy.
You will ride through delightful scenery with light motor traffic and NO freeway service roads. The 28, 44, 54, and 64 mile routes start with several moderately rolling hills. The 54 mile route includes the infamous Leonard Hills – a series of challenging roller coaster hills with beautiful views at the crests. The 28-64 mile routes are not recommended for children 11 and under.
The Family Fun Road Ride is an easier 14 mile ride with a rest stop at the 6th mile. This ride is mostly flat terrain. Children 13 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
$25 through August 31st
$30 After August 31st
Moody Gardens
One Hope Blvd
Participants will leave Moody Gardens taking a scenic ride along the coast. All pre-registered riders are guaranteed a t-shirt. There will be banana bread and goodies at all rest stops.
$30 if registered by September 16, 2008, $35 thereafter, including the day of the ride.
The TX TOUGH Grand Prix is a high-speed, circuit style bike race known as a criterium. Professional cyclists will race around a 1500-meter loop through Victory Park and the American Airlines Center. The event will feature more than 100 professional riders who will compete for the $25,000 cash. Dallas citizens will have the opportunity to watch riders reach speeds up to 50 mph as they fly through the streets of Dallas.