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2005
Pennsylvania Bicycle Rally July
8-10 The Bicycle Access Council invites you to enjoy a weekend rally in Gettysburg, PA. Meet new and old
bicycling friends in this rural historic area. Join us for the rides,
the food, the fellowship, the entertainment and the learning
opportunities available. Support bicycling advocacy! Proceeds benefit the
Bicycle Access Council.
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sheets and maps are provided. This rally has everything a bicyclist could
want—rural country roads with well-manicured farms, shady woods and streams,
and hills, if you want them. All rides leave from the host hotel parking lot. Bicycle
helmets are required.
All
participants will enjoy a catered Saturday picnic lunch and evening banquet.
Full breakfasts on Saturday and Sunday plus Friday night ice cream social are
included with rally site and off-site registration.
Seminars
and presentations by bicycling organizations. Learn about bicycling advocacy and
opportunities in Pennsylvania. An informal Swap Meet will be available on
Saturday—bring your stuff to sell and look for those bargains!
Instructors
will be on hand to conduct the LAB BikeEd Road I course. There will be a fee for
materials and additional time must be scheduled to complete the course. When you
indicate your interest for this course on the registration form, you'll be
contacted to make the necessary enrollment arrangements. Course fees are paid
directly to the instructors and extra accommodation cost may be necessary. What
is the LAB BikeEd Road I course? See www.bikeleague.org/educenter/courses.htm
The
host hotel is the Eisenhower Inn & Conference Center, Gettysburg. It is a
first-rate hotel an indoor swimming pool and Jacuzzi, dry saunas, fitness
center, tennis courts, jogging and walking trails. Allstar
Events Complex is located on the grounds of Eisenhower Hotels and Conference
Center. Allstar Events Complex features include games and rides for the family. Bikes
may be stored in a secured area. Contact Bicycle Access Council to get rates for
1, 3 or more per room and suite upgrade. The
Gettysburg area has many other accommodation choices of B&Bs, campgrounds,
and other hotels.
A
late fee of $25 is required after this date.
Cancellation
requests made in writing before June 11 will be refunded less a $25 processing
fee per person. NO refunds for any reason will be made after June 11. If you
must cancel after June 11, you may substitute another rider and submit their
signed registration form and waiver.
Rally
Registration Form and Ride Waiver will be available here in January 2005.
PARTICIPANTS
COMMENTS FROM THE 2004 RALLY RIDER FEEDBACK SURVEY “Appreciate
organizer’s attention to details. Thanks.” “Great
program! Thanks.” “Everything
was well handled.” “Keep
building it and they will come.” “Organization,
including literature and maps and road directions for this BAC rally was
excellent.” “A
lot of riding and activities packed into a short amount of time.
Lots of choices.” “Again
this was a very well done event. Thank
you.” “Very
well organized! Appreciate all your
hard work!.” “Our
Philadelphia location made us appreciative of quiet, lovely roads.
The hosts (BAC) were gracious and accommodating.
Fine weekend!” “Thank
you Joe. It was a wonderful
weekend. Riding in Lewisburg was a
treat!! I appreciate all of your
hard work and I look forward to seeing you and attending the Rally next year.” “Joe
Stafford was very considerate in helping to deal with a room problem we had
(noisy neighbors). We appreciated
his time and also, that he checked back with us to make sure the problem was
resolved—it was: we changed
rooms.” BAC
Rally 2004 WHY
would 16 LBC members who attended the PA Bicycle Access Council Rally in 2004 in
Lewisburg consider RETURNING to another BAC Rally in 2005? R
Rambling rides along rolling rural roads (11 choices from a 16 miler to a
century) E
Entertainment, post-ride social house, Yoga T
Tasty food to tempt all diet plans. U
Unbelievably detailed Q’s with many options to sight-see. R
Really comfortable and affordable accommodations. N
Noteworthy afternoon seminars & evening speakers on cycling safety
from what to include in your toolkit to what PENNDOT is doing for bikers today. It
was indeed a well-organized rally with something for all levels of cyclists. Mark
your calendars now for the 2005
BAC Rally scheduled for Gettysburg, PA, July 8, 9, 10, 2005 See
you there—Judy Hurlbut, Lancaster Bicycle Club NOTE:
This was an unsolicited article written by Judy Hurlbut for her bike club
newsletter. Thank you, Judy—Joe Stafford, Bicycle Access Council Executive Director
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