Spindletop SPIN 2008 – Beaumont, TX

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Crockett Street Entertainment District

290 Crockett Street

The 3rd Annual Spindletop Spin bicycle ride & fund raiser benefiting the Jefferson County Pro Bono Program. Grab your bicycle & join us for a fun filled adventure.

Fees:
Individual – $30
Family Ride (10 mile): $25 for 1st parent, $15 for 2nd parent, Minor children ride Free

7:00 am….72 mile ride begins
7:00 am….45 mile ride begins
7:30 am….25 mile ride begins
7:30 am….10 mile ride begins
Lunch served…10:30 am – 1:30 pm or until the last rider is in

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Golden Girls Gold Rush Cycling Classic 2008 – Montgomery, TX

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Montgomery Jr. High Stadium

Address: 2627 Hwy 105 West

25, 44 and 65 mile routes featuring challenging hills and beautiful scenery. Wonderful, themed,rest stops with homemade treats and drinks to help you on your way!

Gold Rush Cycling Classic Registration – $30.00

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2008 Wildflower Bike Ride – Cuero, TX

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Cuero Municipal Park

Address: 110 Leonard Roy Harmon Drive , off Hwy 87 South, across from Cuero High School

The 2008 Wildflower Bike Ride is sponsored by the Anchor Club of Cuero, an active service organization at Cuero High School. The courses wind through some picturesque sites, including an old country church. SAG stops will offer bikers a chance to stop and view many years of local history — an added historic and pastoral dimension for those who like to “stop and smell the flowers”. We hope you will enjoy these special interests while you bike through our rural countryside.

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Houston Aeros Charities donates over $5,000 and 325 bikes to Elves & More

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from oursportscentral.com (link to full article)

Houston Aeros Charities and Elves & More have teamed up for the third consecutive year to provide bicycles for Houston area children during the holiday season. This year, Houston Aeros Charities (HAC) again donated $5,000 to help purchase over 125 bikes for the children of Houston and built over 200 bicycles as well.