Spring Century
North to New Hampshire
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Event held Rain or Shine
Registrations will be accepted on-line only. No day of event walk-ins.
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Join The Charles River
Wheelmen on one of three beautiful routes of 100, 62 and 50 miles on slightly rolling rural
roads through the Merrimack Valley of northeastern Massachusetts
and southern New Hampshire. Our 100 mile ride will take you through
Exeter and Hampton Falls, NH. The other routes travel through
such towns as Boxford, Groveland and Topsfield.
All routes pass through the Harold
Parker State Forest.
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| Start |
Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational High School
180 Hemlock Rd., Wakefield, MA
1 mi. east of Wakefield Center
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| Check-in |
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| Cost |
NOTE:This ride is now PRE-REGISTRATION
ONLY! The ride will be
limited to 600 riders, and you must pre-register to participate. You
will NOT be able to pay at the start.
| CRW members | $ 15.00 |
| Nonmembers | $ 25.00 |
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Register early, and be certain you have a place in the ride.
Preregistration will be CLOSED Thursday May 16. or when we reach our limit of 600 riders.
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- Fully arrowed routes with CRW precision, with a map and cue sheet for each ride.
- Water & food stops on all routes.
The Kensington, NH Water Stop, which is at mile 47 of the 100 mile route, will close at 1PM. The Georgetown, MA Water Stop, which is at mile 77 of the 100 mile route, mile 39 of the 62 mile route, and mile 24 of the 50 mile route, will close at 3 PM.
- Technical and mechanical support by Cycle Loft. Please arrive at least 45 minutes early if you want your bike checked before a ride
- After-ride refreshments for returning riders.
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Helmets required on CRW rides
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CRW is an all volunteer club, and we need help running this event. You can
volunteer for some tasks and still ride the full century (and for free!). Or
you may have a friend or significant other who isn't riding and would like to
have fun and help riders like you have a great day. If so, have them contact
Century Committee for more information.
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Questions?
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