Foxy Fall Century Ride in Davis, California.

The Davis Bike Club has sponsored the Foxy’s Fall Century annually since the late 1960’s, and it has proven to be a very popular event because of our beautiful course, the enthusiastic support of our volunteers as well as the food and amenities that the Davis Bike Club offers during this event. 

100 mile Century with ~3100 feet of climbing through Yolo, Solano, and Napa counties
The moderately challenging climbs begin along Highway 128 westbound as riders approach Lake Berryessa. Most of the climbing occurs before the descent into Wooden Valley and lunch stop at the Gordon Valley fire station, on a lightly traveled back road on the edge of Napa County. Return to Lake Solano via Pleasants Valley and Putah Creek Roads, then back to Davis.

100k metric Century with ~1100 feet of climbing
The route winds through orchards and rolling hills to the north edge of Vacaville, then toward Winters and lunch at Lake Solano via Pleasants Valley and Putah Creek Roads, and finally back to Davis along orchards and flat country roads.

Flat 50k ride
This flat 31-mile route follows country roads through farmland, over the iconic Stevenson Bridge and then through orchards to Winters with food and beverages in the park before returning to Davis.

https://davisbikeclub.org/foxys-fall-century-2021/

The Mile High 100 is a wonderfully scenic century, metric century, and half metric century event in its 40th year for 2023!  It is located in the shadow of Mount Lassen with event routes in beautiful Plumas County, CA. Always on the Saturday of Father's Day weekend, it's a perfect family event or a day of escape out on the bike. Start and finish are in Chester, CA, with routes taking in the majestic views of the Warner Valley, Lake Almanor basin, and Indian Valley.

https://www.bikereg.com/mile-high-100

What the heck is the
Tour de Manure?

“It’s a bunch of Sierra Valley folks sharing their beautiful ranchlands with two-wheelers!” says Doug Read, founder of the one of California’s quirkiest rides, Sierra Valley’s Tour de Manure.

Cyclists say they love the Tour de Manure first because of its spirited volunteers, then because of the scenery. After getting your T-shirt and registration in downtown Sierraville at the fire station, head out into the valley, where volunteer “Turn Cowboys” guide you along the course. Rest stops run by bicycle clubs and chambers of commerce offer the sort of hash that historic Sierra gold miners turned to after a long day's hau

Just when you think you’re riding into a meadow-land outer space, a homemade lemonade stand appears, run by the Spencer family next to their Lost Marbles ranch out in the central Sierra Valley. Most of the ride is flat, but  near the end there are a few hills and sometimes some headwind, so save that energy and be prepared.

At the finish line party in downtown Sierraville, firefighters don’t let cyclists — or guests — go hungry. They serve up BBQ chicken, tri-tip and beans by When Pigs Fly BBQ, along with pasta, salad, garlic bread, and homemade desserts. Los Dos Hermanos, the restaurant next door, brings over salsa and fresh chips. Bring your dancing shoes to step out to the tunes of the Michael Hogan and the Simpletones, this year featuring the transformative piano playing of David Fenimore.

Ride around Beautiful Lake Tahoe

REGISTRATION FOR 2025 IS NOW OPEN! 

As the name suggests, America's Most Beautiful Bike Ride provides breathtaking views of Lake Tahoe and its surrounding wilderness. You will quickly see how this iconic event has earned its title and why it has appealed to cyclists from across the country for the past 3 decades. 

And, participating as part of Team In Training makes the experience so much sweeter. From our experienced coaches and robust onsite activities, coupled with a tremendous sense of TEAM riding among a sea of purple jerseys, your journey to the finish line will create lifelong memories as you support lifesaving research for cancer patients. 

Ride Distances Include:

• 100 Miles - circle the lake + visit historic Truckee

• 72 Miles - circle the lake

• 35 Miles - begin on the NW corner of the lake and ride to the finish line (exclusive to TNT riders!)

Please note the following ride policies:

• Minimum rider age is 13.

• E-BIKES: Due to local and state ordinances, only Class 1 Pedal Assist E-Bikes are allowed. Class 2 & 3 E-Bikes are prohibited.

Fundraising Commitment Levels

The funds raised by Team In Training teammates help The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society explore new paths to cures, supporting approximately 300 active, cutting-edge research projects in the most promising new areas of immunotherapy and personalized medicine in cancer research.

• Basic Fundraising Commitment: $1,600

Or, Register for a Fundraising Commitment to Include **Hotel Stay:

• $3,000 - *Half Cost of Hotel Room Covered for 2 Nights

• $3,500 - *Half Cost of Hotel Room Covered for 3 Nights

• $4,000 - Hotel Room for 2 Nights

• $5,000 - Hotel Room for 3 Nights
  Don't stop there! Continue fundraising to further impact the LLS mission while unlocking fundraising incentives and recognition.

Your impact will go beyond the finish line when you join our community of teammates from across the country as you train for this unforgettable event. The TEAM community provides support every step of the way.  

Upon registration, teammates will be connected to a professional fundraising staff partner and provided with fundraising resources to help tell your story about why you’re raising lifesaving funds for LLS.  

Teammates will have access to our Training Resource Hub to help you meet your race goals. Access our exclusive training plans delivered through TrainingPeaks,  and one-on-one support with a professional TNT Coach.   

Your completed fundraising commitment provides you with access to a guaranteed race entry and a TNT event day jersey. Throughout event weekend, you will have the opportunity to participate in various team activities and celebrations, with a team of TNT staff and coaches onsite to assist you every step of the way… all while supporting lifesaving research for cancer patients.   
*Teammates may pair themselves with another team member fundraising for half hotel cost OR purchase the other half of their hotel room.
**Hotel stays booked by LLS must be within the nights of May 30, 31, and, June 1st.
 YOUR FUNDRAISING COMMITMENT

Team In Training teammates commit to fundraising a chosen minimum amount in full by 11:59 p.m. EST on the first business day after their event. Funds raised for the event are non-transferrable. If the fundraising commitment is not met by the deadline, teammates are responsible for donating any remaining balance.  

Want to know more about what your Commitment to Team In Training means? Click here for a detailed outline of the process.

Saturday Group rides are postponed for the rest of the year. I recommend that you join the Procrastinating pedalers if you want a group to ride with.

High Sierra Cycling is hosting a Mountain Bike Festival at Sky Tavern on Saturday, June 11th from10a-4p. Please bring your bike, helmet, water, ID, Credit Card and make sure your bike is tuned and ready to roll.

You can explore the New Bike Trails from beginner to advanced. This will be a new place to bring your friends & family that is close to Reno.

Live Music, Epic Rides, Beverages & Food /BEER from Schüssboom Brewing Co.- What More Could You AsK For?

Thank you to Sky Tavern, Schüssboom Brewing Co,

Rack 2 Roam, Smith, and Battle Born Batteries.

RSVP : Mike@HighSierraCycling.com

Intermediate Road Ride from the bike shop to Windy Hill-Manzanita-Skyline-Caughlin Ranch. 30+ miles with climbing. Bring a Flat Repair Kit ( x-tra tubes, pump/CO2, tire levers, multi-tool- in saddle bag), water, food, and make sure your bike is tuned and ready to roll. Lunch Stop at the Pedaler’s Deli on the way back.

RSVP: 530-545-1613