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Cycle CASA is an annual event that features a great day of bicycling in and around Manhattan, KS. Choose from a metric century (100 km or 62 miles) or fun rides of 10 or 30 miles roundtrip.

The metric century ride circles Tuttle Creek Reservoir from Manhattan through the towns of Olsburg, Randolph, Riley, and Keats. The casual fun ride follows an out-and-back route connecting Manhattan, Keats, and the town of Riley, and cyclists may turn around at any point along the route for a customized distance.

Your participation in Cycle CASA will support Sunflower CASA (Court-Appointed Special Advocates), a nonprofit organization that trains and supervises volunteer advocates for abused and neglected children in the court system. In 2008, Sunflower CASA’s volunteers advocated for 138 children in Riley, Clay, and Pottawatomie Counties.

1. All USAC Rules apply.

2. Race will be held rain or shine.

3. CPSC approved helmets are required at all times.

4. Promoterreserves the right to adjust start times, distances, alter the course, remove rider(s) from race, cancel, and or combine categories and prize list as necessary on the day of the race.

5. Fees include the $1.00 KCA Fee and $3.00 USAC Insurance Fee.

6. One(1) day licenses are available race day at the registration table.

7. Parents or guardian must sign release form for all riders under the age of 18.

8. All junior riders must participate in a rollout when entering any event. .

9. Sheriff protected course(course is NOT closed)

10. Personalized Medals, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.

Point of Contact:Roger F. Harrison Mobile: 913.680.9817

1422 South Broadway Street
Leavenworth, Kansas 66048

www.lanternerougekansas.com

Johnson County Bicycle Club‘s annual early-season ride begins and ends at 95th and Loiret in Lenexa, KS. Ride 26, 46, or 70 mile routes through Lenexa, Bonner Springs, DeSoto, Gardner, Edgerton, and Olathe.

Ride includes maps, limited support, and rest stops every 17-18 miles. Support will be available for riders needing assistance or unable to complete the ride by 3:00 pm. Ride requires, at minimum, an appropriate bike in good working order, water, flat repair supplies and a helmet.

http://www.kansascyclist.com/events/PerryRoadRaceSeries.html

The Perry Road Race Series takes place each March at Thompson Park, Lake Perry, Kansas. This series provides early-season road race training on a fun and challenging course.

Riders can race in various categories, and may attempt individual races or the entire series. Racers can win awards for the series. In addition, the series rider, in each category, who accumulates the most Mountain Goat Points will also receive a special award.

For 2012, the Dam Series takes place March 8, March 11, and March 18.