OCTOBER 2016

Volunteer Recognition Luncheon Saturday, November 12

The Cherry Creek Holiday Inn * 455 South Colorado Blvd

Doors open at 11:30 a.m. Inside this issue: Lunch Served at noon, program following Price: President’s 2 Message $14 - Current Member that register by November 7th Moab Mtn Bike 3 $28 - Guests and Everyone registered after November 7th Trip FREE - Qualified Ride Leaders (led 5 or more rides) Bike Ride Photos 5 To register go to www.dbtc.org Menu includes: Salad, BBQ Brisket, Chipotle Grilled Chicken, Macaroni & Cheese, Club News 8 Baked Beans, Corn on Cob, Dessert, Coffee or Tea

October Rides 9 Fun Times @ Lions Park in Golden Saturday, October 1st and Events In case you haven’t heard, we’re resur- you choose to ride or not. There are recting the old Front Range Metric Cen- lots of parking and plenty of picnic tury ride as well as offering options for tables in the covered FUN, ROSES and Mountain Bike pavilion, so rain or routes. The Board has reserved the pa- shine, we’ll be fine. vilion on the east end of Lions Park in Golden where a light lunch and refresh- ments will be available for all DBTC members starting around 1 pm, whether Continued on page 3

1 DBTC’s Officers The President’s Page President Kathy Stommel 719-671-5579 [email protected] Vice President What’s happening . . . Cyndy Klepinger 303-725-1565 [email protected] Secretary Don’t you just love the autumn col- ver and shortly after be- Dick Shelton 720-934-9824 ors - yellow, orange, red and espe- came a new member of [email protected] Treasurer cially when accompanied by our DBTC. She has an Steve Thomas 03-419-2531 beautiful blue Colorado skies. In extensive background [email protected] the coming weeks, we’ll also get working with nonprofit Board Members at Large the pleasure of crunching the fallen organizations and many Scott Houchin 303-321-3863 leaves beneath our feet and bike avenues of communica- [email protected] Jeff Krinsky 720-373-9107 tires. Lots of fun to be had for all tion. Gretchen will [email protected] of us “young at heart” folks. begin her new duties in December. Lin Hark 303-578-9369 [email protected] Linda Wheeler 419-973-8282 October 1st Golden Day- Metric Out of Town Tour Director Position [email protected] Century- Picnic Ellen Chilikas has been the Director of John Wren 970-456-2908 [email protected] As mentioned last month, please Out of Town Tours for longer than I’ve join DBTC on Saturday, October 1 been a member of DBTC and is taking a Directors and Staff at Lions Park in Golden. There are well-deserved retirement from that posi- Director of Ride Activities Patty Gaspar 303-989-8268 four ride choices, each with a differ- tion at the end of 2016. She is leaving [email protected] ent start time, then a light lunch and mighty big shoes to fill, but I am pleased Out of Town Tour Director Ellen Chilikas refreshments for everyone starting the Board has voted to allow me to take [email protected] around 1 pm at the park’s east pa- over OOTT duties starting next MTB Coordinator Cathy Leibowitz 720-644-7189 vilion. Check the ride schedule for year. An OOTT leader training pro- [email protected] a full description of the route op- gram will be arranged if there is enough Fun Ride Coordinator North Jeff Krinsky 720-373-9107 tions and start times. Lions Park is interest. Please contact me if you’d like [email protected] located on the west end of 10th St, to sign up. Fun Ride Coordinator South Ellen Fitzpatrick 303-756-2517 about five blocks west of Washing- [email protected] ton Street, next to the Golden Rec Recruiting Candidates for Board Road Ride Coordinator OPEN [email protected] Center. There will be two Board vacancies as of Intermediate Ride Coordinator the November 12 Volunteer Recognition Jeff Krinsky 720-373-9107 [email protected] Welcome Gretchen Wieland, New Luncheon and general membership WeekdayFun/Int Ride Coordinator DBTC Communications Director meeting. DBTC is a volunteer-run or- Merri Bruntz 303-517-9781 [email protected] The Board has selected Gretchen ganization and we need YOU!! “Roses” Ride Coordinator Wieland as the new Communica- Melba Bouquet 720-493-0564 [email protected] tions Director position for Historian OPEN DBTC. Gretchen recently accom- [email protected] Continued on page 3 Membership Database/Webmaster plished her dream of living in Den- Jeff Krinsky 720-373-9107 [email protected] Newsletter Design Pictures and Articles for the Newsletter Lise Neer 303-249-8621 [email protected] Map Sales (wholesale) This newsletter belongs to the members. If you have pictures or an article to share, please email Doug Schuler 303-829-5861 them to [email protected]. Only send one or two pictures so you don’t clog up my comput- [email protected] er! Be sure to include details about who, when and where the picture was taken. If you have a photo to mail, contact the Ride Coordinator for the address. If you share an article from another source, remember we must give credit to that author. If you are a writer who has written an article of inter- Board Meeting est, we may make you a published author! The deadline for submitting article is the 20th, but please send your articles earlier. Any member wishing to attend a Board meeting is welcome. The next meeting date is Monday, October 10 at South- A man on foot, on horseback or on a bicycle will see more, feel west YMCA, 5181 W. Kenyon Ave., at 6:30 pm. If you wish to address the more, enjoy more in one mile than the motorized tourists can in a Board, contact Kathy Stommel, Presi- hundred miles. dent, [email protected] or call 719- 671-5579 so your topic can be placed Edward Abbey, Desert Solitaire

2 WELCOME President’s Message, continued Here are those who joined their DBTC Please contact me ASAP if you can event. Help us recognize and congratu- membership during support your bike club as a Board late the numerous volunteers that help the month of August. member. Meetings are held once make DBTC successful. Remember that per month, and dinner is provided. a free lunch is available for any ride lead- New er with five or more rides this year Dennis Arndt Volunteer Recognition Luncheon - (including October). Virginia Balesteri Saturday, November 12 William Buse The Cherry Creek Holiday Inn on S. Until next month - keep the rubber side Robert Duncan ̶ Colorado Blvd will again be the lo- Elizabeth Duncan down, and I hope to see you in Golden Rick Latz cation of this fun annual on October 1st. Jennifer Keen Michelle Kerklo Judine Leonhart October 1 Ride Options Melanie Levin Annie Rice-Johnson Here are the ride options: Lauren Delle (970-903- Wave #3B, Show & Go Nick Stevens 8409). This route will fol- Mountain Bike Gretchen Wieland Wave #1, 8 am: The full low the metric century Ride 10:30 Cathye Woody 67 metric century route out of Golden to am: For those route will be led the C470 trail and then not going to Moab, take by Board mem- turn at Bear Creek Trail a jaunt around North Ta- bers Jeff Krinsky, Cyndy to Platte River Trail and ble Mesa area to work up Klepinger and John Wren finally back to Golden via an appetite before re- ADVANCE - be ready to ride at 8 am the Clear Creek Trail. turning to the park. PLANNING sharp. We will be split- CALENDAR ting the group according Wave #3, 10:30 am: A Wave #4, 11 am: A to pace as well as to safe- FUN-H3 approxi- “Roses” level ride,

October 1 ly ride the paths, You mately 24 mile hosted by Jill Adaptive Adventures can check out the route ride led by Dave McMahan will be Challenge Tour Colorado map on the DBTC web- Noble. The route follows out and back on the adaptiveadventures.org/ event/2016/adaptive- site, Ride Library tab. the Highway 93 path and Clear Creek Trail; dis- adventures-challenge- tour part of the road to the tance to be determined -colorado-2016 Wave #2, 9 am: A FUN/ Von Bibber trail, up and by those who ride. Littleton, CO INT-H3 approxi- over the Arvada Reser- mately 45 mile Lions Park is located on the October 22 voir, along the Ralston west end of 10th Street VeloSwap ride. This “mini- Creek trail, and return on veloswap.com metric" route is offered Eldridge, Indiana and Ea- about five blocks west of Denver, CO by new DBTC member sley streets to the Clear Washington and next to the Golden Rec Center. and first time ride leader, Creek trail.

Need volunteers! cycling. And we need a am - pm, at National few volunteers to staff Western Stock Show. the booth in two-hour shifts. The shifts: 9 – 11; 11 - DBTC is going to the As a thank you, you will 2; or 2 – 4. If interested Subaru VeloSwap, the receive free admission as contact Cyndy Klepinger, world’s largest consumer well as parking to the 303-394-4962 or vice- bicycling and sports expo event. The VeloSwap is [email protected]. that celebrates all things Saturday, October 22, 9 3

MOAB MT BIKE MADNESS 2016

By Mark Shimoda

It’s almost here folks, another year to create memories biking, socializing and eating. Here are some details on the weekend with more to come. Please come and join in the fun.

Dates: Friday, Sept. 30 – Monday, Oct. 3.

Rides: Friday 1pm start – Klondike Bluffs (visit OuterBike after ride) Saturday- 9:30 am start – AmasaBack Sunday - 9:30 am start – Magnificent 7

Patty Mooney Patty Mooney Monday- 9:30 am start – SlickRock or Nav- ajo Rock (leaders to be determined) Housing: we again have reserved the top floor of Watermelon House for the group. This house can sleep nine comfortably with six beds still up for grabs. If you’d like to reserve one of the beds, send a check made out to Mark Shimoda for $82 and mail it to 41 Spyglass Drive, Littleton, CO 80123 (first come, first serve). Watermelon House serves as the home base for the weekend. It will be the site for the group dinner on Saturday and for less formal gatherings at other times. Watermelon House address: 567 Jefferson St, Moab, UT 84532.

Meals at Watermelon House: Breakfasts – are on our own. However, we usually do group coffee and individuals chip in to create an overabundance of food for all. Lunches – are usually on the trail so bring something to eat on the rides. Dinners – Friday eve we usually go out for dinner. Saturday eve is our BIG event for the group. The menu will likely be soy ginger salmon, jasmine rice, arugula fennel salad with chocolate cake and ice cream for dessert. Drinks are BYOB. In the past, there has been an abundance of adult drinks!!! Cost is $15 which is included in $82 for Watermelon House guests. Sunday – dinner at Watermelon House or out.

Things to do in Moab: OuterBike is of course the big attraction. Look them up on the web. Lots to see and buy at the event. Arches good to see and to bike (road) Wineries include Spanish Valley just a few miles south of Moab and Castle Creek Winery which is located 15 miles on Scenic Byway 128.

Join Larry Leeds and his DAMB group of 20. Larry says his group will be riding some challenging rides in Moab. He will be there from Wednesday – Sunday. He is OK with DBTC riders joining his group which will do Pipedream maybe on Thursday, the Porcupine Shuttle on Friday, Navajo Rocks or Ama- saback on Saturday and Moab Brands on Sunday.

More info will be coming your way as details get worked out. If you have questions, please email me at [email protected] or call my cell at 303-514-6248 in the afternoons.

4 Some of Our Great Bike Adventures This Summer!

The Saturday of Labor Day Weekend kicked off for 12 riders with the annual Tour De Boulder including a Magic and Juggling Presentation.

The Great American Dinosaur Ride 2016 was a roaring success with 11 riders going up Dinosaur Ridge, through Red Rocks, Morrison and Bear Three evening riders beat the sunset to Creek Park, then returning to Belmar Park. ride the 23 miles of the HWY 36, Standley Lake, Interlocken Ride. Here they are at the main break at the totem poles near Standley Lake.

Cheers! Group ride to Balistreri Winery! On Sunday, August 28 Kathy Stommel led this ride through the trails of Parker culminating in a Old Town festival. 5 On Sunday, September 4, Wes and Dianne Chowen led eight rid- ers on the Platte and Sand Creek Trails and some streets to ex- plore the construction of the North Commuter Line and what will be the longest bridge in Colorado.

The Farewell Cherry Creek Evening Ride was mistimed to be the same evening as the Broncos Super Bowl Rematch, but the riders made it to the Four Mile Historic Park and the DBTC- sponsored Bike Fix-it Station.

Monarch Crest Trail Trip ̶ there’s a rumor that Jeff K. bought the mountain bike he test rode!

Jim Black recently led 12 MTB riders on the new Little Scraggy Trail in Buffalo Creek.

6 Peak to Peak and Treads Season-end Celebration - Traveling with your bike this season? Saturday, October 15 Do it the easy way... You are invited to celebrate the end of another successful riding season with DBTC has hard-sided bike transport boxes that can be checked out to cur- an easy 22-mile ride starting from Treads Bicycle Outfitters (16701 E Iliff, rent members. Contact any Board Aurora 80013, just west of Buckley) at 11 am, Oct. 15. Our route will officer for more information. include the Spillway Trail, a stop at the Cherry Creek trailhead on Broncos Parkway and a full loop around the Cherry Creek Reservoir. This is a “no drop” ride as we want you to finish for a slice of pizza, courtesy of Treads, and a pint of craft beer, sponsored by Bicycle Aurora and Peak to Peak Taproom.

I-70 Bike Path Opens! Finally! The new 2.4-mile concrete, multipurpose trail and a 120- foot long pedestrian bridge on the north side of Interstate 70 (I-70) between Mile Points (MP) 251.4 and 253.8 in Genesee Park is now open. The trail starts just west of the Genesee exit near the Buffalo Herd Overlook.

Currently, cyclists ride on the shoulders of I-70 to get from the Genesee exit to the El Rancho exit. This trail gives bicyclists a safer route to travel through the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.

Waterton Canyon weekday closure Beginning Sept. 6, 2016, Waterton Canyon will be closed Mondays through Fridays while crews complete repairs to the High Line Canal diversion structure in the South Platte River. The canyon will be fully open to recreation on Saturdays and Sundays during this time. How many riders does it take to change a flat? A benefit of group rides is the support when you need to change a flat. On a recent Sunday Cake Crumbs ride, two flatted at the same time – fortunately near a picnic table located under a shady tree. 7 You Know You Are Addicted To Cycling IF… From ilovebicylcing.com Your bike has more miles on its computer then  your car’s odometer.

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DBTC members are invited to submit events for this “Come Play With Us” forum as a method to share information and in- vite others to an upcoming adventure. This is a new section for you when you are planning something and would like to invite others to join you. It is not advertising for tours unless YOU, a member, are going. Please keep your post to a single paragraph and include a link to the tour details or your home email so people can contact you. Be advised these events are not sponsored or led by DBTC and therefore participants will not covered by the club’s insurance.

The popular Sunday Cake Crumbs ride attracts anywhere from 4 to 15 riders per week, and the riders usually go east for a 40 - 50 mile loop.

Where’s your next .

ride?

8 DBTC FALL 2016 Fall has arrived already! Rides start later, we wear our fall gear. November/December and January/February are combined show and go schedules, but you are very welcome to post rides of your choosing on the yahoo group and MeetUp – we suggest you use both as not all members subscribe to both. If you would like to post a holiday ride (like Thanksgiving) please contact Patty by the 20th of October.

If you'd like to include an activity in the newsletter, please email it to [email protected] by the 20th for the next newsletter or contact Patty at 303-989-8268.

Pace of Ride Difficulty of Mileage Quadrant of City Departure Terrain Time ROSES - Leisurely H1 - Flat This is an estimate NW Arrive early enough –options may be to unload your bike FUN – Comfortable H2 – Small Hills offered NE and be ready to leave at the time INT – Brisk H3 – Some Climbs SE shown. ROAD – Fast H4 – Serious Climbs SW ATB- Unpaved T1 Beginner to T4 Highly skilled riders P1 W Roads to P4 physical conditioning required MTB – Mountain Bikes

Rides are cancelled if the temperature is below 40 schedule. If you have registered with MeetUp, we will post your degrees at start time or it is raining or snowing. Be scheduled rides. ready to start at the time listed – tires pumped up We are also on Facebook if you want to share pictures or bike and bike ready. The ride leader is not a mechanic so if your bike needs repair, please take it to the shop. related news. You can join all four groups. After you send the e-mail requesting Ride Locater: There is a guide to the most frequent start locations to join, you will be contacted via e-mail with a confirmation. If on our website – www.dbtc.org. It provides the information you you'd like to post an event, simply go into the site. Remember need to use Map Quest or Google Maps to make a map to the that only club-related activities can be posted. We reserve the starting location. right to cancel any posting we don't think is appropriate. See the website for posting rules.

DBTC’s E-Mailing Lists Please Note; Get late breaking news, last minute ride updates, and short-notice Joining either of these Yahoo Groups, Facebook or the MeetUp of weekday rides, all e-mailed directly to you as soon as the infor- Group does not make you valid member of the DBTC. mation is posted. If the weather is “iffy”, a ride leader can post a If your e-mail address changes, you must send your new e-mail notice to let you know if the ride will go or be cancelled. address to both the Yahoo Group and to the DBTC webmas- DBTC Message Board is the DBTC General E-Mail List ter ([email protected]). To join, send an e-mail to: ColoradoBicyclist-subscribe@ The DBTC Website operates independently from the Yahoo yahoogroups.com Groups. The Yahoo Groups send only e-mail messages con- cerning some upcoming events. The DBTC monthly Newslet- DBTC Mountain Biking E-Mail List ter, The Colorado Bicyclist, is sent to you from the DBTC To join, send an e-mail to: COmtnbikers-subscribe@ Website via e-mail only if you have so requested. yahoogroups.com

Twitter account is @DenverBikeClub – note many members do not tweet. Ride Leaders: Remember, if you have a guest/non-member on any of your DBTC Meetup group at http://www.meetup.com/Denver-Bicycle rides, the Membership Committee needs to know so we can in- -Touring-Club/ be used to post rides as well. Once you have vite them to join us on future rides as a NEW (or renewing) posted your ride, we will review the ride information to be sure it MEMBER! Please scan your Sign-in Sheet and email the infor- complies with the club requirements then upload it to the mation: [email protected]. MeetUp web site where you can edit your ride. MeetUp is open to the public and can increase the number of riders on your rides Thanks for helping us grow our Club! and, hopefully, club members. Rides cannot conflict with the ride

9 October Ride & Event Schedule Fall Riding Guidelines Weather: No thunder, lightning or rain – snow back on the list Temperature: Over 40 at start (some riders will limit it to over 50 – see description) Clothing: wear layers and SUNSCREEN!!!!!! Other: bring water, repair items and a snack

Two big events this weekend:

Number 1 -Saturday, October 1st - Four Rides from Lions Park* in Golden; Refreshments and celebration for everyone af- terwards starting at 1 pm. Staggered start times so we can all meet back at the park together:

Wave #1 FUN/INT-H2-67 NW 8:00 AM Now that it has cooled off, let's start the Fall off right with the METRIC CENTURY 2016 EXPERIENCE!!! Look for Look for Jeff Krinsky (720-373-9107), Cyndy Klepinger and John Wren at Lions Park* in Golden! We will ride through Colo. School of Mines to Hwy. 93 & 19th St. to C-470 trail to Chatfield Reservoir to the Platte River trail, north to Clear Creek Trail and back to Golden Lions Park. Strategic breaks will be located throughout the ride with primary stops at Hudson Gardens and REI.

Wave #2 FUN/INT-H3-45 NW 9:00 AM This “mini-metric" route is offered by new DBTC member and first time ride leader, Lauren Delle (970-903-8409). This route will follow the metric century route out of Golden to the C470 trail and then turn at Bear Creek Trail to Platte River Trail and finally back to Golden via the Clear Creek Trail.

Wave #3 FUN-H3-24 NW 10:30 AM Meet Dave Noble (home 303-694-2008, cell 303-906-3163) at Golden Lions Park for a hilly ride up to the top of the Arvada Reservoir and back to make a loop. We'll ride Highway 93 path and part of the road to the Von Bibber trail, up and over the Aurora Reservoir, along the Ralston Creek trail, and return on Eldridge, Indiana, and Easley streets to the Clear Creek trail and back for refreshments in Lions Park. Lions Park is on 10th street in Golden, about 5 blocks west of Washington Avenue.

Wave #3B Show & Go Mountain Bike Ride 10:30 AM For those not going to Moab, perhaps a jaunt around North Table Mesa area to work up an appetite before returning to Lions Park* for refreshments and fun.

Wave #4 ROSES, H2-Distance TBD by group, 11:00 AM An out-and-back ride at a leisurely pace on the beautiful Clear Creek Trail will be a great way to participate in the Golden Day at Lions Park*.

*Note: Lions Park is on the west end of 10th St in Golden, about five blocks west

Number 2: MOAB MT. BIKE WEEKEND 2016: SEPT. 30, OCT. 1, OCT. 2, OCT. 3 (FRI-MON) Please join us for yet another weekend in Moab for miles of mountain biking, hours of socializing, and mounds of good of eating. The basics of the weekend are pretty much the same as in years past: we are again housed at Wa- termelon House in town (567 Jefferson St.), we will ride four days, and we will again celebrate Saturday eve with a group dinner. As of this writing, there are still beds available in Watermelon House for three nights with the cost, including dinner on Saturday eve, at $85. For questions, please contact Mark Shimoda at 303-514-6248 in the af- ternoons or email at [email protected]. Below are the particulars of the rides and more details of the activi- ties. Footnotes: 1. Please keep in mind that weather is a factor in Moab. Starting times and rides will be changed if conditions warrant. 2. This weekend is scheduled to coincide with Outerbike where riders can see the latest in mountain biking equipment and rent bikes. See www.outerbike.com for more details. 3. More information on the rides and the Moab area is available at www.discovermoab.com.

Friday, September 30 MTB P2, T1-3 1:30 PM Wheels ready to roll. THE RIDE: Klondike Bluffs. Meet Mark Shimoda (303-514-6248) for the warm-up ride for the weekend. Klondike Bluffs area is off Hwy. 191 north of Moab and has 17 named trails that range in difficulty from beginner to advanced. DIRECTIONS: at 17.5 miles north of Moab and about 13 miles south of 1-70 turn east onto Klondike Bluffs Road. At the first parking area take the dirt road on the right and stay on that dirt road passing another parking area until you arrive at the third parking area. We will meet there and

10 start our ride. AFTER THE RIDE: visit OuterBike which is on the way to Moab or get settled at Watermelon House, happy hour at the house and then DINNER out.

SATURDAY RIDE: MTB P3 T3 9:30 AM Wheels ready to roll. THE RIDE: Amasa Back. Meet Mark Shimoda (303- 514-6248) at the trailhead ready to ride one of our favorite rides. Over time more trails have been added off the main trail which offer more miles and more technical riding for those who seek a greater challenge. This can be done as an out and back or out on the main trail or take the many options on the return back to the trailhead. DI- RECTIONS: from the center of town locate the McDonalds on the west side of Hwy 191. Turn there onto Kane Creek Road. Follow Kane Creek Road for 4.7 miles and park on the right after the cattle guard. Two large parking areas are available for mountain bikers. Ride up to the trailhead where we will all meet at 9:30. THE FOOD: drinks after the ride in the parking lot. Some riders may choose to add to the ride doing Power Line, Slick Rock or some other ride or visit a winery. DINNER: this is the group dinner. Again Mark will prepare a dinner with lots of help and this year the menu is grilled soy ginger salmon served with jasmine rice and arugula fennel salad with a dessert of chocolate cake and ice cream. Drinks are BYOB and in the past there has been lots to go around. This year we will miss Gail and her margaritas! Don’t eat fish, call me.

SUNDAY RIDE: MTB P3 T3 9:30 AM Wheels ready to roll. THE RIDE: Gemini Bridges. Meet Mark Shimoda (303- 514-6248) for another ride with many options. DIRECTIONS: drive north out of Moab, turn left/west onto Gemini Bridges Road and drive 4.4 miles on this dirt road to near Gold Bar Trailhead. The group will decide what trails to ride depending upon interest. Likely we will not do Poison Spider and the Portal since we did that last year. FOOD: light snacks after the ride. Visit OuterBike for the last time and pick up as much swag as possible since this is the last day of the event. DINNER: Jennifer has offered to provide lasagna and we will chip in the rest of the food and drinks for a dinner at Watermelon House.

MONDAY RIDE: MTB P4 T4 9:30 AM wheels ready to roll. THE RIDE: SlickRock. Meet a leader to be designated for the classic ride known throughout the world. This 10.5 mile ride is well marked so getting off trail is difficult. This is a difficult ride both technically and physically!! If interested in getting a taste of the real thing, plan on riding only the practice loop. DIRECTIONS: take Sand Flats Road out of town to the parking area for Slick Rock. There is a cost for this ride, $5.00/vehicle for a day pass. FOOD: a quick drink, non-alcoholic and then the drive home.

Sunday, October 2nd INT-H3-38-SW-9:00 AM Meet Tom Hurja (303-903-4449) at the second set of railroad tracks in Sedalia for a hilly 38-mile out-and-back ride to Larkspur, then stop at the convenience store for a mid-ride snack, readying for the return trip.

INT-H2-25 +-NE 9:00 AM Meet DBTC riders at Cake Crumbs Bakery and Coffee shop, located at 2216 Kearney Street, Denver. These rides will be led by various ride leaders. Each Sunday we pick a different route and the dis- tances vary from 25 miles up to 50 miles by mid-summer. We ride east towards DIA and Watkins, sometimes north to Brighton, southeast to Aurora Reservoir or Cherry Creek or maybe north east to Broomfield and the new High- way 36 Trail. The rides are coordinated by Doug Schuler, and are led by various club members. Reminders are an- nounced on Meet Up and Yahoo as well as changing start times. Questions call Doug 303-829-5861.

Monday, October 3rd FUN-H2-20 SE 9:30 Meet Dave Noble (home 303-694-2008, cell 303-906-3163) at Dekoevend Park for a loop of the Highline, Little Dry Creek/Willow Creek, C470, and (southeast) Lee Gulch trails. Lunch follows at Shanghai Gardens.

Tuesday, October 4th INT-H2-28-SE 9:00 AM Bike with TrikeMan! Meet Lise Neer (303-249-8621) and Dan Zimmerman at Cake Crumbs, for a tour of Tollgate Creek, Highline Canal and Cherry Creek Trails. Lunch optional after the ride, with brief presentation by Dan and Lise about their Sea to Sea tour and SpokesFightingStrokes’ mission. Bring money for coffee before and/or lunch afterwards

Wednesday, October 5th FUN-H2-25-NW 10:00 AM Meet Merri Bruntz (303-517-9781) at Crown Hill Park (26th & Garrison) for a loop ride to Golden via the Clear Creek Trail returning east along 32nd Avenue for a loop around Sloan's Lake. We will re- turn to the park through Wheat Ridge neighborhoods.

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Wednesday, October 5th FUN H2-20-S 10:30 p.m. Performance Pedal Meet Cyndy Klepinger (303- 25-1565) or [email protected] at Performance Bicycle Shop (358 S Colorado Blvd, Alameda and Colorado) for a ride on the Cherry Creek Trail to South Platte Trail and then we will explore the new River Run Park and return through Washington Park via Dart- mouth and Franklin Streets. The ride is mostly on paved bike paths, but some road riding on marked bike routes. Performance is offering all riders a 10% discount that day at the store. (Discount does not apply to bikes, service plans or membership). An optional lunch is a possibility.

"Roses" H1-20-SE 10:30 AM Meet Judy Deist, (303-841-4792, CP 303-906-4305) at the Broncos Parkway Trail- head, entrance on South side of Broncos Parkway between Jordan Rd. and Parker Rd. for a ride along the Cherry Creek Trail. Bring a snack and money for lunch at a favorite restaurant following the ride.

Saturday, October 8th FUN-H2-30-W 9:00 AM Meet Pete Steel (303-979-4634) at the Morrison Rd exit dirt parking lot across from the Conoco station. The ride will take Rooney Road east to Alameda and north on Garrison with a stop at Crown Hill. Then Clear Creek path to Golden, out Old Golden Rd toward Jefferson Justice Center and drop back on a nice downhill on Rooney Rd to the start. Bring light snacks for rest stops along the way.

MTB, P2-3, T2-3, 11:30 AM, The Ride: Meet Cathy Leibowitz (720-644-7189) Mule Deer trail - Golden Gate Can- yon State Park Meet at the Visitor Center- 92 Crawford Gulch Rd -$7 parking Fee. get your pass and then we can park above Kriley Pond - I'll have maps for everyone. Options - the mule deer trail is 7.4 miles (we will start from the pond and ride Blue Grouse to the start of Mule Deer so it a bit longer) and there are other trails if you want to extend the ride. Some tough spots but very doable- just gorgeous!!! The Food:- lets picnic at the pond. Contact information - cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/parks/GoldenGateCanyon has directions and trail descriptions.

Sunday, October 9th FUN-H2-55-SW 9:00 AM OVERCONSUMPTION, OVERPOPULATION SPRAWL RIDE, aber mit wunderschoenen Aussichten Meet Jeff Messerschmidt (303-904-0573, leave message) near the King Soopers pharmacy drive- through at Kipling and Belleview (9820 W. Belleview Avenue, Littleton): we’ll ride to Daniel’s Park. Tired? Bad weather? No problemo; we can turn back at will.

INT-H2-25 +-NE 9:00 AM Each Sunday until fall, meet DBTC riders at Cake Crumbs Bakery and Coffee shop, locat- ed at 2216 Kearney Street, Denver. These rides will be led by various ride leaders. Each Sunday we pick a different route and the distances vary from 25 miles up to 50 miles by mid-summer. We ride east towards DIA and Watkins, sometimes north to Brighton, southeast to Aurora Reservoir or Cherry Creek or maybe north east to Broomfield and the new Highway 36 Trail. The rides are coordinated by Doug Schuler, and are led by various club members. Re- minders are announced on Meet Up and Yahoo as well as changing start times. Questions call Doug 303-829- 5861.

MTB/ATB-H3toH4-6 W 9:00 AM Waldorf from Silver Plume MTN 2-6 miles up. Meet Richard Gieseler at furniture store parking lot at the NW corner of W. 6th Ave and Kipling to carpool at 9 am to avoid some I-70 traffic. Fall color ride out and back; choose your exertion up to 6 miles. Old railroad grade up 4% past a mine or two, a dance hall ruin, freeway noise at the start, less noise as we climb, possible gentle water crossings, a lift and hike climbing past a missing trestle and an avalanche pattern. Whew! All in the first 3 miles! Last three miles go past a ridge, up a mead- ow and swamp to Waldorf on the south east side of Greys and Torreys peaks. Too much fun! Questions? Call Rich- ard Giesler at 303.722.1475

Wednesday, October 12th FUN–H2–25–NW 10:00 AM Meet Merri Bruntz (303-517-9781) at Prospect Park (44th & Robb St.) for a ride west on the Clear Creek Trail to Easley Road. We will ride to the Ralston Creek Trail and ride its entire length connecting to the Clear Creek Trail west back to Prospect Park.

"Roses"H-1 14-20-SW 10:30 AM. Meet Peggy Occhiato, (303-850-9731) at the Reynolds Landing parking lot. Go west on Brewery Lane at Santa Fe Drive where there is a light. Continue past the Breckenridge Brewery (2990 Brewery Lane, Littleton) to the parking lot at the end of the road. We will ride N on the Platte River Trail, out and back. Bring a snack and money for lunch if you plan to join us.

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Saturday, October 15th FUN H2-22-SE 11:00 AM Peak to Peak and Treads Season-end Celebration - Bike Aurora/DBTC joint ride. We will celebrate the end of another successful riding season with Dick Shelton (720-934-9824) leading an easy 22 mile ride starting from Treads Bicycle Outfitters (16701 E Iliff, Aurora 80013, just west of Buckley). Our route will in- clude the Spillway Trail, a stop at the Cherry Creek trailhead on Broncos Parkway and a full loop around the Cherry Creek Reservoir. This is a “no drop” ride as we want you to finish for a slice of pizza, courtesy of Treads, and a pint of craft beer, sponsored by Bicycle Aurora and Peak to Peak Taproom.

FUN/INT-H3-30-W 9:00 AM Meet Lily Schumann (303-463-0117) at Idaho Springs, second 1-70 exit, parking lot behind Beau Joe's; ride to Georgetown and back. Stop at Eat Cake for pastries/coffee in Georgetown (option to continue to Silver Plume); and/or lunch in Idaho Springs afterwards (Smoking Yard). Bring clothes for rain and/or colder weather.

MTB/ATB-P2 T1.5 10+-SW 9:00 AM East/West and High Point Trail Meet Carol Bennett, (720-425-6124, DIREC- TIONS: Prong Horn Park; From C-470 Exit Broadway and head south, (towards Highlands Ranch). Follow Broad- way until the traffic light at Wildcat Reserve Parkway and turn to the right. (It’s about two miles.) Turn on to the next street on the left- Weather’s Field Way. Prong Horn Park is about 1/2 mile south of Wildcat Reserve Parkway on Weather’s Field Way. The park is on the right side of the street. Park in the parking lot or on the surrounding street. There usually is ample parking. Bicycle Type: Front shock suspension is recommended, but a hybrid is suitable on the East/West Trails and some parts of the High Point Trail System. Trail Head: The East/West Trail head is across the street from Prong Horn Park. Ride Description: The ride drops in at the East West trail from Prong Horn Park. We will ride the trail for about a mile and take a sharp right at a three way trail junction. We will follow a downhill portion of the trail on the East/ West Trail for about 2 miles. We will meet at a gate that is to the private Back Country Trail System. I must be there when we enter the gate and we must ride together as a group as the trails are for residence of HR and their guests. There are many loops and trails that total several miles. We can study the trail map and decide the routes that the group would like to ride. I stop at all trail junctions and will wait until I account for all riders. The trails are well maintained and have minimal exposed roots and loose rocks. The trails turns are banked and have plenty of bumps and curves to excite even the most skilled cyclists but are easy enough that an advanced beginning mtn biker would be comfortable with most of them. Caution must be observed as many of the trails wind through scrub oak and there are blind corners and hills. Use of a bell is highly recommended. The High Point Trail System crosses open grazing land. I have seen cattle and their “road apples” across the trails.

Sunday, October 16th FUN-H1-22-SE 8:30 AM Octoberteenth 5 Points In FALL? Meet Gaar Potter (303-691-0938) at Congress Park Pool (enter off of Josephine, 1 block north of 8th Ave.). By popular demand, this Late Spring classic ride appears for a Fall Cameo! We will meander north to the 5 Points area. You will be pleased by the quiet, shady streets and the stately old houses. Then we sneak through the Globeville and Elyria Swansea neighborhoods, returning through the Clayton, Park Hill and Capital Hill neighborhoods. Naturally, we will also drop by Riverside Cemetery...it's almost Halloween after all.

INT-H2-25 +-NE 9:00 AM Meet DBTC riders at Cake Crumbs Bakery and Coffee shop, located at 2216 Kearney Street, Denver. These rides will be led by various ride leaders. Each Sunday we pick a different route and the dis- tances vary from 25 miles up to 50 miles by mid-summer. We ride east towards DIA and Watkins, sometimes north to Brighton, southeast to Aurora Reservoir or Cherry Creek or maybe north east to Broomfield and the new High- way 36 Trail. The rides are coordinated by Doug Schuler, and are led by various club members. Reminders are an- nounced on Meet Up and Yahoo as well as changing start times. Questions call Doug 303-829-5861.

MTB/ATB-H3-12-W 10:00 AM MTN easy and intermediate. 5 miles or 12 miles out and back. Check out the fall colors on the Switzerland Trail, an old railroad grade in west Boulder County north of Nederland. Meet Richard Gieseler at the northeast corner of Kipling and W. 6th Ave. freeway at the furniture store parking lot at 10 am. since the sun rises later in the fall. Bring your lunch and picnic goodies as the adventure will last into the afternoon. Questions? Call Richard (303-722-1475 )

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Monday, October 17th FUN-H2-29-SE 9:00 AM Meet Ellen Fitzpatrick (720-209-2269) in the NW corner of South High School parking lot (Franklin and Louisiana Sts) for a saunter through Wash Park and then southeast along the Cherry Creek bike path out to Cherry Creek Reservoir. Circle through the Park clockwise and out along Union through the Tech Center and through neighborhoods to Quincy down to Clarkson and back to start. Lunch after.

Wednesday, October 19th FUN-H2-28-SW 10:00 AM Meet Merri Bruntz (303-517-9781) at the Stone House (Estes & Yale along the Bear Creek Trail). We will ride east on the Bear Creek Trail to the South Platte Trail taking it south up the Chatfield dam. We will return the same route along the South Platte Trail and have a nice break at Hudson Gardens before returning along the Bear Creek Trail.

“Roses” H1-20-SE 10:30 AM Meet Clint Brown, (303-988-5941) in the Parking Lot at Bible Park. (From Yale and Monaco, go east and turn south into the parking lot.) This is an out-and-back heading east on the Highline Canal. We will ride to Fairmount Cemetery to view the fabulous fall colors! Bring a snack and money for lunch after the ride. Please arrive early, as we will leave at the designated time.

Saturday, October 22nd FUN-H2-22-SW 10:00 AM Meet Bob Shedd (720-290-6014) at the RTD Littleton Downtown Station, in the north- west quadrant of the parking lot located at Alamo Avenue & Prince Street. Ride will go south and west on the paved Dutch Creek Path and side streets that Bob has scouted in the Columbine and Ken Caryl areas, and includes a climb up to the dam at Chatfield State Park. Optional lunch afterward at Merle's Restaurant on Main Street, with- in 3 blocks of the starting location.

OMG FUN! H4-20-W- 9:30 ATB (no skinny tires). Meet Richard Giesler (303-722-1475), the slowest fun ride leader in the Club! Fall colors on Oh My God Road north out of Idaho Springs. About 8 mile climb. Rolling down- hill parkway. Very steep paved first half mile and then wagon road doable pavement and gravel for about 8 mi. Then we arrive on the Central City Parkway with pavement and wide shoulders. The last downhill is 7 % so have working brakes or a parachute! Then a climb on bikepath back to Idaho Springs. Great fun if you've been training or a scenic up and back on the OMG road. Carpool from the Denver Mattress? Furniture store parking lot at NW corner of Kipling and W. 6th Avenue freeway at 9:30 am. Questions? Call Richard.

Mountain Bike – Ridgeline Open Space – Castle Rock CO Let meet for a moderate mountain bike ride at Ridgeline Open Space in Castle Rock. Join Mary Kay for a non-technical, but 13-14 mountain bike ride. Get out and enjoy some fresh air on a beautiful autumn day. Meet at Bison Park located at 1390 Clear Sky Way, Castle Rock. Meet at 9:30, wheels roll at 10:00 am sharp. We will ride from Bison Park to the trailhead and start at the letter "A" and ride the trails to the letter "O". You can bailout at a halfway point and get back to Bison Park. Per Singletracks the description is: This trail system is all singletrack. There is nothing technical other than switch- backs, and it has some short but steep climbs. Access it from any trailhead, pick a loop and do several laps. The climbs are good exercise, the switchbacks keep you on your toes and the view of the front range is amazing. The official town trail map is here:http://www.crgov.com/Files/Ridgeline Open Space Map.pdf Bring some picnic snacks and drinks to share at the park after the ride. If you have questions, contact Mary Kay at 303-915-4770.

Sunday, October 23rd FUN/INT-H2-25-NW 10:00 AM NEW & IMPROVED WESTMINSTER CLASSIC. Meet Jeff Krinsky (720-373-9107) for an exciting ride full of unexpected twists, turns, and surprises...and now with BRAND NEW TRAILS. We will meet at the parking lot WEST of the baseball diamonds in Westminster City Park. (Directions: From US 36 and Church Ranch Blvd/104th Ave. exit, east on 104th about 1/2 mile to the first left after the Westminster Blvd light, then go LEFT again into the parking lot. The address for the park is 10455 Sheridan Blvd but note again that we are meeting WEST of the buildings and baseball fields.) This ride takes us through the Westminster, Northglenn, and Thornton area, including the Farmer’s Highline Canal, Lee Lateral, and Grange Hall Creek trails.

FUN H2-20-SW 10:00 AM Meet Lin Hark (303-578-9369) at the Littleton Tennis Bubble for a ride through Little- ton and Englewood. This ride is partly on streets, bike paths, and has some gravel and ups and downs. Bring a snack and money for an optional lunch at Merle’s Restaurant in downtown Littleton after the ride.

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Wednesday, October 26th FUN/INT-H2 to H3-20-Boulder 10:00AM Meet Sandi Bianchi (303 810 0794-cell) at the east side of the Safeway parking lot at Foothills and Baseline for a ride along Bear Creek bike path to Table Mesa and then up to NCAR (huff and puff!) If you’re faster than Sandi, you have to climb it twice!! Make a speedy descent and then take a leisurely tour through the Table Mesa neighborhood, crossing Broadway and returning on Marshall Mesa and Cherryvale Roads. Optional lunch afterward at German bakery in Safeway complex.

"Roses"-H1-16-SW 10:30 AM Meet Jill McMahon (303) 888-0314 at Reynolds Landing for a ride south and west through Littleton on paved trails and quiet streets. (Reach Reynolds Landing by going west at the intersection of Santa Fe Drive and Brewery Lane. Pass the brewery and go to the end of the road where you will see a parking lot on the right.) We will ride on the Platte Trail, through Columbine Valley, Weaver Park trail and Stony Creek. This is an out and back ride with an optional lunch afterwards. If the group wishes, we will try lunch at the newly opened Angelo's Taverna.

Saturday, October 29th FUN-H3-25+ SW 8:30 AM Meet Carol Bennett (720-425-6124) for Highlands Ranch Mansion Ride in the Target parking lot (Exit C470 at the Lucent off ramp and drive about half a mile south and enter the Target Parking Lot at SSgt Jon Sills Drive and follow the entrance until the south west corner of the Target Parking Lot just north of the Kaiser Building. Meet at the South West Corner of Highlands Ranch Parkway and Lucent Blvd). We will ride the streets and green belts in Highlands Ranch and will backtrack to the west part of HR and make our way to the north and will continue to the extreme east portion of Highlands Ranch. The route is general at this time and I can add or delete portions of the ride by request of the group. This is a no drop ride. Bring some snacks and plenty of water. There are bathroom stops in most of the parks. I’m hoping for good weather. There will be some fall color and a few creeks maybe running as well. The group can decide if they wish to stop at a local eatery after the ride. Keep the shiny side up!

MTB P2-3, T1-3 10:45 AM Waterton Canyon - season ending ride and party. Meet Jeff Baysinger (303-969-9241) for a spin to the canyon. Join as one of the sheep often seen there. Ride options are to the dam (6.1 m, easy), up to Lenny's Bench (another 1.5 m, moderate), or the Roxborough Loop (a bit more difficult). Save your energy for a party afterward. Waterton Canyon trailhead is off Wadsworth, about 4.1 miles south of C-470. Look for the brown info signs at the bend toward Lockheed Martin facilities, go to the left and just beyond the Audobon parking lot is the trailhead lot. Party relaxing info: Janet Cott will host riders at her nearby house, around 2:00 PM. Burgers and brats supplied, BYOB and bring a side or dessert and join the party. Hot tub available. Keep an eye out for bears and mountain lions occasionally seen. Please RSVP by Thursday Oct 27 noon for a head count and address details. Remember to bring your Speedo along if you are going to hit the hot tub. No Speedo, no hot tubbing.

Sunday, October 30th FUN-H2-22-NW 10:00 AM Extra Scary Halloween Graveyard ride, meet Jeff Krinsky (720-373-9107) at Arvada park and ride, NW corner of Wadsworth Blvd and 55th. The ride will be extra scary this year as Halloween falls on the day after this tour of old Arvada graveyards. We will also look for the first and second largest pumpkins in Colo- rado like we discovered on the graveyard tour the last two years. Costumes are welcome but not required. There will be a ghoulish lunch afterwards for those who survive this haunting experience!

FUN-H1-20-NW 10:00 AM Meet Wes and Dianne Chowen at City of Cuernavaca Park for a ride along the Platt and Sand Creek trails, and some streets, to see the progress on the construction of the North Commuter line and what will be the longest bridge in Colorado. Optional lunch afterwards.

Wednesday, November 2nd Let’s try one more time! FUN-H2-25 SW 10:00 AM Meet Patty Gaspar (303-618-5069) behind the McDonald’s at Sheridan and Hampden. We’ll head to the Tech Center on various trails. We have to climb some hills and there are sections on the Highline Canal (pea gravel), and then DBTC will buy us our morning latte and loop back to Bear Valley. It is a beautiful ride, and we get have a wonderful downhill back to Bear Valley. Lunch is in Bear Valley. If it

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Saturday, November 5th Lin’s Birthday Rides -- 3 Ride choices from REI. Suggested parking at City of Cuernavaca Park for 3 hours or less. (Directions to Parking: exit I-25 at 23rd Ave., drive past REI and continue north on Platte St about 5 blocks, under the overpass, to the parking lot.) STAGE 1 FUN-H1-18-Central 9:00 AM Meet Lin Hark at REI South Deck FUN/Leisure morning riders will meet at 8:45 AM for a 9:00 AM start for the morning 18 miles. Hardy riders can brave the morning chill for a short brisk ride out and back North on the Platte River Trail to arrive at REI for a quick break before stage 2 at 11:00 AM. STAGE 2 FUN-H1-20-Central 11:00 AM Meet Lin at REI Flagship Store’s sunny porch for the second stage of her birthday ride. Ride out and back on Cherry Creek Trail. Meet at REI no later than 11 AM. LUNCH CELEBRATION 1:00-2:00 PM Lunch at Starbucks Meet your DBTC friends at REI hopefully out on the deck in the sunshine, but if the sun is not shining we can go inside Starbucks to warm up. If you aren’t riding any- more but just want to join the fun just come for lunch! Or do your own ride from home and meet at REI for lunch. STAGE 3 FUN-H1-25-Central 2:00 PM Start with Lin from REI for the last leg going South on the Platte to Hud- son Gardens and back. Riders who choose to do only the afternoon ride can come at 1 PM to join the group for lunch before riding the afternoon 25 miles (or turn around whenever you like). Bring layers of clothes, water, snacks, lunch to eat at REI (or you can buy a sandwich at Starbucks or Vitamin Cottage) a lock and money for lunch. No gifts, your presence will be Lin’s gift. This ride will go regardless of the temperature or trail conditions.

Sunday, November 6th (BONUS 2016 RIDING SEASON FINAL RIDE) FUN-H2-23-NW 10:00 AM BRAND SPANKING NEW ROUTE, HWY 36 PART 3: FAR EAST and the Hidden Gems of Westminster. Close out the 2016 biking season with this brand new route that is still being scouted at press time and is guaranteed to be an adventure (AND A FAREWELL SURPRISE FOR YOU TO CHERISH ALL WINTER!) Meet Jeff Krinsky (720-373-9107) at the SE corner of HWY 36 and 104th at the back side of the Quaker State and Lube Restaurant (10392 Reed Street, Westminster) by a hidden entrance to a hidden trail where the final ad- venture will begin (and end.) Possible final lunch at Quaker State and Lube will follow.

Saturday, November 12th Volunteer Recognition Lunch

Thank you to all of our ride leaders this year.

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