Cruiser Bike Route for Saturday October 30rd 2010

IronDocs Early am training ride

Cruiser,

The Cruisers’ route for Saturday October 30^th will start at Wildey in Christ Church. This route is hilly and is approximately 53 Kilometers (33miles) long.

We will assemble in the northern car park of the Sir Garfield Sobers Gymnasium at 4:45 a.m. to start riding at 5:00 a.m. Please be there early so that we can start on time. Also please ensure that you have full safety gear especially lights and a helmet.

The actual route is:

Exit the Gymnasium, around the roundabout, thru Clapham, turn right at The Y, onto Upton, thru the Pine and Haggatt Hall. Turn right at the Norman Niles roundabout thru Rouens, turn left onto Salters road, turn left at Charles Rowe Bridge and thru Flat Rock. Turn right at Locust Hall thru St, Helens, Belair, onto Market Hill, turn left at Groves and thru Sweet Vale.

Turn left at Parris Hill, onto Airy Hill and thru Lammings. Turn right onto Braggs Hill, turn left at Castle Grant and thru Chimborazo. Turn right at Todds Corner, onto Melvin’s Hill, turn left thru Lower Parks and St. Sylvans. Turn left at Bruce Vale, turn right at Baxters, onto Mount All, White Hill, thru Hillaby, Farmers, Dunscombe, Porey Spring, Vaucluse, Shop Hill and Edge Hill.

Turn right at Sharon and thru Jackson. Turn left at Warrens onto the Highway thru Hothersal and the Belle. Turn left at the Bussa roundabout onto Mapp Hill, thru South District, Watts Village and Boarded Hall. Turn right at Windsor thru Lower Greys and onto Skeenes Hill. Turn right at the Ridge, thru Edey, Staple Grove, St. David’s, Kent and into the Gymnasium.

If you have any questions or suggestions call Livvy at 425-4516 or 262-0476 or call me at 431-5691 or 425-3387.

M & M Pro Bike shop will be sponsoring the Barbados Cycling Union’s last race of the year. The race starts at 2 pm on Sunday November 14 at Pelican Village and the route is in and around Bridgetown. There will be a novice category for this race so you are welcomed to participate.

Take care and safe riding.

Melvin