Saturday, June 16, 2012


BIKE SHOP


Start location

  cycles de ORO Bike Shop, 1410 Mill Street, Greensboro, NC 27408
 

General Guidelines:
- 204 miles
from cycles de ORO in Greensboro, NC to the Beach Bike Shop in Myrtle Beach, SC.
- Single day, double century
that is downhill all the way - mostly :)
-
 NOTE! Registration Closes on May 1st, 2012 at 11:59pm
- Coffee and bagels at the start.
- Participants to pack their own nutrition bag for the trip (will be placed on your group's dedicated SAG).
- Participants must pack a headlight and taillight which must be switched on right before sunset (if necessary). You may place it with your personal nutrition bag and then pick it up from SAG before sunset.
- Sandwiches and drinks at the finish
- On June 16th 2012, sunrise is at 5:24 am and sunset is at 8:29 pm
(that is a 15h 05 min day). 

Administration:
   Packet Pick-Up
:
   - 5:00am on Saturday, June 16
th, 2012

      cycles de ORO (1410 Mill Street, Greensboro, NC 27408)
      336-274-5959
      All participants to sign-in

Departure:

  5:30am from cycles de ORO
  Mass start. Groups will split after 5 miles once we’re out of the city

Finish:

  Beach Bike Shop (711 Broadway Street,  Myrtle Beach, SC 29577)
  843- 448-5335
  All participants to sign-in 

Route:
 http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/66219852/

 

Online registration  (click on logo)    
   NOTE!
REGISTRATION CLOSES ON MAY 1st, 2012 at 11:59pm

 

 

Jerseys!
   We are testing the interest in a custom jersey for DD2B participants. If you are interested, go to the Facebook page and cast your vote!

Support Guidelines:
- 3 groups of different speeds:
   A Group (20+ mph)
   B Group (17-19 mph
   C Group (14-16 mph)
- Rolling SAG dedicated to each group.
- If you switch groups during the ride, ensure your nutrition bag switches SAG vehicles as well
- Each SAG vehicle will carry extra water, gels, powders, tubes, pumps, gas cartridges, common bike tools
- SAG vehicles will not have a technical bike guru on board. Support staff will gladly hand you tools and smile at you. If you ask very nicely, you may get a hug, but that may be pushing it. Focus man!
- SAG vehicles will stop around miles 50, 100, 125, 150 and 175 miles and for emergencies. 

Mileage and Time Cut-Off Limits:
 In order to ensure everybody (riders, organizers, supporters) enjoy the day, we need to enforce cut-off times based on mileage and time. These cut-offs will be strictly enforced with no exceptions. Really, none!

Cut-off limits are as follows:
- 100 miles within 8 hours (1:30pm) - 12.5 mph average (excl stops)
- 150 miles within 12 hours (5:30pm) - 12.5 mph average  (excl stops)
- 175 miles within 14 hours (7:30pm) - 12.5 mph average  (excl stops)
- 200 miles within 16 hours (9:30pm) - 12.5 mph average  (excl stops)
  You WILL be picked up if you miss the cut-off
(
Waiving pick-up will disqualify you from the event and support will be withdrawn.) 

At the Finish
- Roll in to tumultuous applause and extreme admiration
- Sign in at the finish line
- Pick up your completion packet (t-shirt and 200 mile vehicle decal)
- Kick back with something to eat and drink (provided by the studs from Beach Bike Shop)
- After a rest, a meal and some well-deserved bragging, you're on your own to move on with the rest of your life
- Each participant to arrange their own return trip home... why not make a weekend at the beach of it and have your family members meet you at the beach!

 Stay Connected:
   Facebook
page:
http://www.facebook.com/groups/287078961346775
 

Organizer:
    Deon Louw (Burlington Velo Club)
    daaalouw@gmail.com   336-269-4427      

Registration Categories
Individual (full 200 miles) $40 per participant (incl. T-shirt and window decal)
Relay Team (2 person team) $40 per participant (incl. T-shirt and window decal)

Special thanks to:
- Dale Brown from cycles de ORO for opening up his shop really, really early and items for breakfast and SAG
- Rick Hussey from Beach Bike Shop for providing refreshments at the end of the ride and donating items for SAG
- Mary Crowe and Davis Jefferies for safe route advisories

 

Updated 3.12.2011