july • august • september • 2016

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OCTOBER • NOVEMBER • DECEMBER • 2016
The SACRAMENTO BIKE HIKERS is the oldest continually active
bicycle club in the Sacramento area - founded in 1968.
The club’s focus is on touring and recreational cycling. This ride
schedule provides for year round weekend rides; holiday rides;
summer evening rides; weekday rides; special rides such as the
Party Pardee Century and multi-day rides. A variety of rides is
scheduled to attempt to provide for all abilities and interests.
Riders should review this schedule carefully and select those
rides that fall within their capability. The schedule is available to
interested cyclists at some Sacramento area bike shops and is
mailed to all members.
Monthly membership meetings provide club business updates,
open discussion on club activities and policies, and feature
speakers on subjects of interest to cyclists.
Non-members are invited to attend rides and meetings to get a
feel for the club, without obligation.
Riders under age 18 may participate on rides if they are accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult.
A sign-in roster is available at the start of each ride. All riders
must sign the roster to be regarded as a participant.
If a rider has to leave a ride for any reason, the ride leader
must be informed.
Helmets are required on all Bike Hiker club rides.
Be sure to check the Online Calendar for updates to the schedule. This Ride Schedule is also available on our home page.
Come to our website and learn how you can join the Bike Hiker
Mailing List, check your club mileage and get up to date information about rides and special events!
http://www.bikehikers.com
SEE THE R I D E G R A D I N G
CODE ON THE INSIDE BACK PAGE
RIDE STARTS
The most common start locations for club rides have been
centralized in the “Start List” below. These locations apply to a
number of club rides and are referenced in the ride descriptions
(e.g., Meet at Five Points Shopping Center, see Start List for directions). If a ride starts from one of the locations below, check this
Start List for directions. The ride descriptions for rides that start at
other locations will continue to include the specific start locations
and directions.
Five Points Shopping Center - Located in Carmichael, on the
southeast corner of Fair Oaks Blvd and Arden Way. Park along the
Arden Way side of the parking lot.
Gold River Town Center - Located in Gold River, off of Gold Field
Dr, about ½ mile south of the American River. From Sunrise Blvd,
turn east on Gold Country Blvd, then right (south) on Gold Field
Dr, then right into the parking lot.
Nimbus Fish Hatchery - Located on Nimbus Rd off of Gold Country
Blvd, just west of Hazel Ave. From Hwy 50, take Hazel Ave exit, travel
north .7 miles, turn left on Gold Country Blvd, then right into Fish Hatchery parking lot.
Folsom Village Shopping Center (formerly Vic’s Market) -
Located on the southwest corner of Oak Ave Parkway and American River
Canyon Dr. From Folsom-Auburn Rd, go west about a mile on Oak Ave
Parkway to the shopping center parking lot on the left.
Bel Air Shopping Center - Located in Rocklin on the NE corner of
Stanford Ranch Rd and Sunset Blvd (2341 Sunset Blvd). From I-80 take
Hwy 65 exit (toward Lincoln), then first exit (#307) to Stanford Ranch Rd.
Shopping Center is approx 1 mi ahead on left at corner.
Maidu Regional Park - Located in Roseville on Rocky Ridge Dr, south
of Douglas Blvd and north of S. Cirby Way. From I-80, take Douglas Blvd
exit east, then south on Rocky Ridge Dr. Park is on left.
2017 Bike Hiker Tours from Tour Director Larry Robinson
Got an idea for a tour?
Tell us about it at the January club meeting!
How it begins...
The light bulb flashes: you have an idea and bounce it off
other members. Okay, get going!
• Start by reading the Bike Hiker tours policy guidelines
on our website http://www.bikehikers.com/ClubInfo/_
docs/Policies.pdf.
• Think about how many days this tour will be, taking
into account getting there and back; then select start
and finish dates and places.
• Talk to motel/campgrounds about cost, room/campsite availability, etc.
• Decide on the minimum/maximum number of riders
you want on your tour.
• Do a general overview of your route…not right/left at
this time.
• When satisfied…let me know the name of the tour
and the dates. Submit your budget to me and the
treasurer.
These are just suggestions. It’s your tour. Manage it as you
please!
2016 Benefit and Event Rides Each year, a number of benefit and event rides are included
in our Ride Schedule to encourage members to support our
local cycling clubs (e.g., Sacramento Wheelmen) and to provide
opportunities for members to participate in other organized events, set goals
and meet challenges. To be included in
our Ride Schedule, the ride must meet
distance parameters of approximately no
more than 100 miles from Sacramento
(unless included as part of a Club Tour),
be available to all members (no lotteries),
no fund raising is permitted.
A Sacramento Bike Hiker must serve as “sign-in leader” responsible for the sign-in roster at the event. Club members
may receive club miles for participating in an event ride listed in
the Ride Schedule if they register and pay the entry fee, signin on the club roster, and complete one of the official routes.
Members are heartily encouraged to wear Bike Hiker apparel to
show club affiliation.
Because of the increasing popularity of these rides, many now
sell out before the ride date. To facilitate your goal planning
and to give as much advance notice as possible, the following
benefit and event rides have been approved for inclusion in our
2016 Ride Schedule. The following rides meet the requirements
and have member support. We will continue to
monitor member participation in these events
to determine whether they will be included in
the schedule next year. If you plan to participate,
register as early as possible to ensure your ride
reservation. Dates will be verified as the year
progresses.
Finally, give a 10-minute presentation describing your tour
at the Biker Hikers general meeting in January. We’ll have
a projector available that will accept a flash drive. Plan to
use our projector, not yours. (I’ll send you more technical
information when I get your tour information.)
3rd Quarter
Aug TBA
Aug 6
Sept 24
I recommend you have a display board, a sign-up sheet, and
information flyers. The sign-up sheet is both for those who
want to go on your tour and for those that want additional
information. The sign-up sheet should ask for contact information like name, phone number, and email address.
4th Quarter
Oct 1
Sacramento Century (Rotary Club)
Oct 1
Konocti Challenge (Lakeport Rotary Club)
Oct 3
Levi’s GranFondo (Bike Monkey-Santa Rosa)
Oct 15
Foxy’s Fall Century (Davis Bike Club)
Oct 15
GearUp Cycle for Youth (Sacramento)
Nov 6
Giro d’Vino (Delta Velo, Lodi)
Tours are a big part of what enlivens our club. I encourage
you to put together your great idea: Lead a tour in 2017!
Disclaimer….I certainly did not tell you everything and
some of this content may not be 100% correct. 😄
Larry
Tour of Napa Valley (Eagle Cycling Club)
Marin Century/Mt Tam Double Century
Knoxville Double Century – Vacaville
You are welcome and encouraged to participate in benefit
rides whether or not they appear in the SBH Club Ride
Schedule.
Ride Coordinators’ Corner
by Elaine Hens & Pam Abbott
4th Quarter 2016
We have an exciting 4th quarter in store. During this
quarter, we’ll fall back to starting most rides at 9:00 AM!
There are several century rides during October, including the Konocti Challenge, Foxy’s Fall and the Sacramento Century.
November brings the Annual Soup Ride with the opportunity to cruise the Bike Trail and enjoy hot soup and
socializing after the ride. The ever popular American Pie
Ride and, once again, we will join the Wheelmen for the
4th Annual Sacramento Food Bank Turkey Ride.
Don’t forget the Ride to Feed the Hungry on Thanksgiving morning.
The Warmer Toes Rides begin in December, offering a
series of afternoon rides to encourage us all to brave the
cold and go for a ride.
This month, we’ll forego the usual Bike Hiker Club
meeting and celebrate the season with the Annual Holiday Pot Luck.
Joe Lesh is offering his Christmas Lunch Ride with a visit
to the 2016 Capitol Christmas tree.
A special thanks to all the dedicated ride leaders!
Happy Holidays,
Pam & Elaine
New Bike Hikers Meetup Group
At the May club meeting it was decided to create a Meetup.
Com group for the Bike Hikers. The purpose of the group is to let
potential members know about the wonderful activities the club
already has to offer, and to diversify our membership so as to
be able to offer a wider range of rides. There is a lot of competition for recreational riders out there! As many have pointed out,
10-15 years ago there were two major recreational cycling clubs
in the Sacramento Region, while now there are over a dozen!
The group, created by Jerry Beckett, will be piloted for at least
6 months, and evaluated for its effectiveness in publicizing our
rides, recruiting new club members, and other organizational
benefits.
What is Meetup.com?
This organization was founded in New York in 2002. Interestingly,
the founder was inspired by the way local people came together
after the tragedy of 9-11, and determined to use the internet to
make it easier for people to connect with strangers in their community. Today, throughout the world, there are a phenomenal
26 million members in almost 250,000 groups! The topics and
activities of these groups cover almost every aspect of human
endeavor imaginable from adventure to zoo animal welfare (certain sexually oriented Meetups are prohibited). What is the Impact on Club Procedures?
The Meetup.com group does not change how the club operates
in terms of ride scheduling or leading rides. It simply “advertises” our activities to a wider audience. The type and quality of
rides, and ride participation still depends on us, the members. Currently, we are evaluating the best way to get information into the site, and how best to make use of that information.
Unfortunately, data cannot be digitally transferred from our
existing website, but must be entered separately. Thank you to
the ride leaders who are entering rides into the site: Dave Abbott, Phil Agur, Becky Neal, Dennis Nolan, Linda Noland, Kathy
Wright, and Ed Sclare. As of now, there are 355 members of the Meetup.com group—
both current Bike Hiker club members and those belonging only
to our Meetup.com group. Hopefully, the “newbies” will ride with
us and opt to participate in our club. We shall see. But anyway,
welcome to 2016!
How do I Join?
The quickest way to investigate and join our Meetup.com group
is to enter the exact url into your browser window: http://www.
meetup.com/Sacramento-Bike-Hikers/.
All phone numbers in this schedule
are area code 916
unless otherwise noted.
Give it a try!
Please contact Jerry Beckett with any comments or questions
about this group: 916-214-3203 or jerrbeck@comcast.net
2419 K Street
Sacramento, CA 95816
916.447.2453
10% Discount to club members
OCTOBER
KONOCTI CHALLENGE
SAT
1
KONOCTI CHALLENGE (BENEFIT RIDE)
Cycle around beautiful Clear Lake – California’s largest natural
lake and home of California’s cleanest air while enjoying some of
the craziest rest stops you’ve ever seen! And, support the community service projects of Lakeport Rotary Club in the process!
www.konoctichallenge.com
Directions: Skylark Shores Resort, 1120 North Main St.,
Lakeport, CA
Leader: Dale Crozier 533-3777
SACRAMENTO CENTURY
SAT
1
SACRAMENTO CENTURY (BENEFIT RIDE)
Beautiful, fun and flat rides for everyone that start and finish on
Capitol Mall and meander through the Sacramento Delta Wine
Region. Distances 100 | 65 | 40 | 20 miles. Rest stops with nutritious food and drink, SAG vehicles will patrol. Celebrate and have
fun at our post-ride Beergarden Festival on Capitol Mall with live
music by local bands.
Directions: Capitol Mall
Leader: Jim McCandless 539-0961
SUN
2
CIRCLE AROUND FOLSOM
9:00 AM........................................................ Grade: C44
We’ll head out the bike trail to Folsom. This route climbs Iron
Point Road before taking a break at Folsom Grind.
Directions: Meet at Five Points Shopping Center (See Ride List for
directions).
Leader: Kathy Mrowka 716-9591
MON
3
ROVING MONDAY MORNING COFFEE RIDE
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
Join us for a roving morning ride to a favorite coffee shop.
Directions: Meet at Gold River Town Center (See Ride List for
directions).
Leader: Vivienne Nicol 752-3890
OCTOBER
TUE
4
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM................................................ Grade: D/E 20
We start with coffee at Starbucks at Gold River at 9:30 a.m. Then
take off down the trail at 10:00, doing 20 or so miles at an average
speed of 10-12 mph. There is no route sheet. The idea behind the
ride is for newcomers and/or others who wish to go slower and
not so far.
Directions: Meet at Gold River Town Center just west of Starbucks
by the Outback Steakhouse.
Leader: Rosemary Girvin 995-3712
TUE
4
TUESDAY NIGHT RIDE AND DINNER
6:30 PM..................................................... Grade: C25+
Come join us for our continuing series of brisk paced (18+mph
or less) Tuesday night rides. This month we will meet at the Gold
River Town Center by Applebees. We will be doing all surface
streets and a few hills with a little, but minimal, ARBT as we ride
our way around Folsom. Dinner afterwards if enough interest.
Directions: Meet at Gold River Town Center (See Ride List for directions).
Leader: Larry Ng 402-5643
WED
5
WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST &
LEISURE RIDE
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
We’ll ride 30 miles or so depending upon the choice of restaurant
for today. The Leisure Ride starts at the same time and location as
the Breakfast Ride, but has its own leader, the grade is E/D25+ and
the pace is determined by the group. One sign-in sheet is used for
both ride options.
directions).
Leader: Jake Covert 530-913-3121 Jakecovert@sbcglobal.net
Don Scalise 216-5962 Leisure Ride Leader
OCTOBER
CLUB MEETING
Wed
5
BIKE HIKERS CLUB MEETING
7:00 PM
Tonight’s speaker will be announced soon.
Directions: Meet at Community Clubhouse 1 in Carmichael Park.
The clubhouse is located at 5750 Grant Ave. near the corner of
Fair Oaks Blvd. and Grant Ave. Go West on Grant Ave. and the
Community Clubhouse will be on your left, park in back near the
tennis courts. See a map at http://www.carmichaelpark.com/
Parks/Maps/CPMap.082806.mht
THU
6
DAVE’S 65TH BIRTHDAY RIDE
9:00 AM........................................................ Grade: D65
Today is my 65th birthday so join me for a ride on the ARBT. We’ll
have three rest stops to fuel up as we ride up and down the bike
trail.
directions).
Leader: Dave Tarquino 335-1483
IMPORTANT ITEMS TO BRING ON A RIDE!!!
REQUIRED: Spare tube or tubular tire, patch kit, pump,
lights/reflectors on night rides, helmet.
RECOMMENDED: Basic tools, first aid kit, filled water bottle,
snack, money, identification.
FRI
7
T.G.I.F. COFFEE RIDE
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
Thank Goodness it’s Friday! Time for a week’s end spin in search
of coffee and goodies!
directions).
SAT
8
THE 10TH ANNUAL AMERICAN PIE RIDE
10:00 AM ..................................................Grade: D30+
Not to the dry ol’levy in the Chevy but up American River Canyon
to Bob & Sherri’s for fantastic pie (ala mode) & coffee. The ride will
be “swept” on the way out only; this will give you plenty of time
to enjoy the pie at the Keven’s house.
Hosts: Bob & Sherri Keven 761-0979
directions).
Leader: Kathy Wright 363-9343 or cell 212-2374 kathywri@
sbclobal.net
OCTOBER
SUN
9
MT. DIABLO
8:00 AM............................................... Grade: C20/B40
Ride up Mt. Diablo. If you want to drive instead of carpool, call
me about directions to ride start in Walnut Creek. We will regroup
at the Summit before descending. This is a no sweep ride. The
temperature at the top can be cooler so bring layers.
Directions: Meet in West Sacramento at the West Capitol Park &
Ride, north side of I-80 prior to the 8:00 AM departure. From I-80,
take West Capitol Ave exit (last exit before the Yolo Causeway)
Leader: Alan Votava 369-2281
MON
10
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
TUE
11
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM................................................ Grade: D/E 20
not so far.
Leader: Phil Agur (530) 318-2163
TUE
11
6:30 PM..................................................... Grade: C25+
directions).
OCTOBER
FOXY’S FALL CENTURY
WED
OCTOBER
12
LEISURE RIDE
8:30 AM........................................................ Grade: E36
So here’s the scoop. Grab a handful of coins from your stash in the
car or house and enjoy an inexpensive breakfast at Ikea in West
Sacramento. Our ride takes us through the burbs to West Sacramento by routes we generally do not think about. Nothing secret
or unique aside for the turns you will need to pay attention too.
The whole route is paved! NOTE THE START TIME !!!
Directions: Meet at Five Points Shopping Center--take the Swansons Cleaners drive way off of Arden and go to the back of the
shopping center.
Leader: Larry Robinson pinkdoglarry@gmail.com; Yvonne Robinson pinkdoglady@gmail.com 838-3390
THU
13
CHECK ONLINE CALENDAR FOR UPDATES
No rides were scheduled at the time of printing. Please check the
online Calendar for any updates.
FRI
14
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
Thank Goodness it’s Friday! Time for a week’s end spin in search of
coffee and goodies!
directions).
Leader: Art Goolkasian 457-3345
PLEASE BE PROMPT FOR RIDES!!
The time listed for each ride in the schedule is the STARTING
time of the ride. Arrive at the meeting place sufficiently ahead
of the listed time to allow for whatever personal preparation is
necessary so that the ride can start on time.
SAT
15
FOXY’S FALL CENTURY
Davis Bike Club extends this invitation to ride and enjoy our premier late-season event, Foxy’s Fall Century. Often stated to be the
ideal first century ride, it offers challenges, distances and scenery
for riders of all levels. We offer three distance rides: 50 km family
ride | 100 km metric century |100 mile full century
Registration for Foxy’s Fall Century is ONLINE only. Registration is
capped at 1500 riders (THERE WILL BE NO “DAY-OF” REGISTRATION)
See davisbikeclub.org for more information
Directions: Veterans’ Memorial Center,
203 E 14th St., Davis, CA 95616 (Corner of 14th and B Sts)
SUN
16
FALL INTO THE ENGLISH HILLS
9:00 AM.............................................. Grade: D34/C42
Did you miss Foxy’s Fall Century yesterday or you just can’t get
enough of riding in this area? If so, come enjoy the fall colors in
the English Hills. Both routes include a clockwise loop from Winters to Vacaville roaming through the east side of the English Hills
on the way out and returning by way of Pleasant Valley and Putah
Creek Rds. The long route includes out and back climbs up the
front and back sides of Cantelow. Rest stop at Pure Grain Bakery in
old town Vacaville.
Directions: Meet at parking lot in Winters at corner of Main St. and
Railroad Ave., next to Steady Eddy’s.
Leader: Carolyn Lewis 335-9077 carolynmlewis@sbcglobal.net
MON
17
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
Leader: Teri Hottman 388-0280, 752-0234 (cell)
TUE
18
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM................................................ Grade: D/E 20
not so far.
TUE
18
6:30 PM..................................................... Grade: C25+
Come join us for our continuing series of brisk paced (18+mph or
less) Tuesday night rides. This month we will meet at the Gold River Town Center by Applebees. We will be doing all surface streets
and a few hills with a little, but minimal, ARBT as we ride our way
around Folsom. Dinner afterwards if enough interest.
WED
OCTOBER
19
WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST RIDE TO
CLARKSBURG
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
We’ll ride to Shorty’s La Amitstad Cafe near Clarksburg. There are
two routes of 32 and 37 miles. Only the shorter route of 32 miles
will be swept.
Directions: Southport Town Center, 2155 Town Center Plaza, Meet
near Starbucks.
Leader: Joe Lesh 723-9870
THU
20
OUT OF NATOMAS
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D25+
Looking for coffee out of the South/Natomas Area. Flat ride except
for over the freeways.
Directions: Raley’s Parking lot/Starbuck’s, West El Camino & Truxel.
Leader: Karen Holland 425-6385
FRI
21
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
coffee and goodies!
directions).
SAT
22
PEDAL TO ROCKLIN
9:00 AM.................................................... Grade: D 30+
Rolling hills and little climbs
Directions: Meet at Madera Park in Citrus Heights. Take Sunrise
north, Right or East on Antelope. Left onto Wonder St. 2 blocks up
on the right.
Leader: Phyllis and Ray Billings 334-2827 & 662-1213
SUN
23
CIRCLE AROUND FOLSOM
9:00 AM.............................................. Grade: D+/C- 44
We’ll be taking the bike trail to Iron Point Road and making a big
loop around Folsom. There will be a rest stop for coffee and snacks
at Folsom Grind at the 25 mile mark.
directions).
Leader: Bill Bischoff bbischoff13@gmail.com 531-2802
OCTOBER
TUE
25
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM................................................ Grade: D/E 20
not so far.
TUE
25
6:30 PM..................................................... Grade: C25+
Come join us for our continuing series of brisk paced (18+mph or
less) Tuesday night rides. This month we will meet at the Gold River Town Center by Applebees. We will be doing all surface streets
and a few hills with a little, but minimal, ARBT as we ride our way
around Folsom. Dinner afterwards if enough interest.
WED
26
LEISURE RIDE
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
both ride options.
Leader: Pia Sanda 914 844-0700 pia.sanda@gmail.com ;John Warlaumont 518-423-9559 jmwarlau@gmail.com Leisure Ride Leader
THU
27
MON
24
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
Leader: Kathy Wright 363-9343, cell 212-2374 kathywri@sbcglobal.
net
5142 Arden Way, Carmichael
916 640-2453
OCTOBER
MON
31
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
MON
OCTOBER
FRI
28
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
directions).
SAT
29
VIC’S MARKET TO FLOWER FARM
9:00 AM.............................................. Grade: D29/D43
We’ll cruise around the foothills, then check out the beautiful
scenery at the Flower Farm.
Directions: Meet at Folsom Village Shopping Center. Located on
the southwest corner of Oak Ave Parkway and American River
Canyon Dr. From Folsom-Auburn Rd, go west about a mile on
Oak Ave Parkway to the shopping center parking lot on the left.
SUN
30
IT’S ALL DOWNHILL
9:00 AM.................................................... Grade: C 40+
We’ll head out through Folsom to El Dorado Hills and then circle
out around Blackstone development. Somewhere it will be
downhill.
Leader: Kathy Wright 363-9343, 212-2374 kathywri@sbcglobal.
net
31
HAPPY HALLOWEEN
NOVEMBER
TUE
1
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM ................................................Grade: D/E 20
not so far.
Leader: Renee Trumbull 768-0622
TUE
1
TUESDAY EVENING RIDE AND DINNER
6:30 PM..................................................... Grade: D25+
or less) Tuesday night rides. The route varies from week to week,
using bike trail and surface streets. Lights are required front and
rear. We usually go to dinner afterwards.
Directions: Big Lots Parking lot at La Riviera near Watt Avenue.
WED
2
LEISURE RIDE
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
Our ride will go to Pacific Street Cafe at the Roseville Rail yard.
Two routes. The shorter will be 30 miles. The longer 38 miles.
directions).
Leader: Joe Lesh 723-9870; Elaine Hens 501-2213, Leisure Ride
Leader
CLUB MEETING
WED
2
BIKE HIKERS CLUB MEETING
7:00 PM
Tonight’s speaker will be announced soon.
The clubhouse is located at 5750 Grant Ave. near the corner of
Fair Oaks Blvd. and Grant Ave. Go West on Grant Ave. and the
Community Clubhouse will be on your left, park in back near the
tennis courts. See a map at http://www.carmichaelpark.com/
Parks/Maps/CPMap.082806.mht
THU
3
FRI
4
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
directions).
NOVEMBER
SAT
5
SHAKEDOWN STREET
9:00 AM........................................................ Grade: D30
Come on out for a ride in the Sacramento/Roseville area. There
will be a stop about half way into the ride but, as always,bring
water.
Directions: Meet at Folsom Village Shopping Center (formerly
Vic’s Market), Folsom (See Ride List for directions).
Leader: Bob Banning 673-9870
November
6th
SOUP RIDE
SUN
6
ANNUAL SOUP RIDE
9:00 AM............................................. Grade: E/D20-38
Its time for our classic fall ride to burn a few calories before enjoying some great soup! This casual ride will not be fully swept so
you can ride at your own pace. The route follows the Bike Trail to
the Fish Hatchery and back or you can continue on the north side
as far as Beal’s Point. Return is on the south side of the Bike Trail
to William Pond Park for wonderful hot soup, snacks and
friendship. Please bring a can of soup to donate to the local food
bank. Co-Chair persons: Sylvia Gude 202-2198 and Linda Noland
416-6172
directions). Let’s start the ride from the back of the Five Points
Shopping Center. The back parking lot can be accessed from
either end of the center near the parking lot entrances. The most
spots are behind the breezeway next to Matteo’s restaurant.
Leader: Gary Noland 416-5143
MON
7
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
Road specialists: Trek•LeMond•Bianchi•Colnago
Calfee•Eddy Merckx•Gary Fisher
Club Discount
3077 Freeport Blvd • Sacramento, CA • 442-5246
NOVEMBER
TUE
8
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM................................................ Grade: D/E 20
not so far.
TUE
8
6:30 PM..................................................... Grade: D25+
WED
9
LEISURE RIDE
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
for today. The Leisure Ride starts at the same time and location
as the Breakfast Ride, but has its own leader, the grade is E/D25+
and the pace is determined by the group. One sign-in sheet is
used for both ride options.
directions).
Leader: Pia Sanda 914-844-0700 pia.sanda@gmail.com; John Warlaumont 518-423-9559 jmwarlau@gmail.com, Leisure Ride Leader
THU
10
FRI
11
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
directions).
Leader: Dave Abbott 217-0556
NOVEMBER
SAT
12
FOLSOM FOOTHILL FROLIC
8:00 AM........................................ Grade: C- 38 / B- 59
Using mostly familiar roads, this ride leaves from Folsom and
rides into the foothills of Placer County. The long route goes up
to Gold Hill and back while the short route will circle back from
the Flower Farm. No real killer hills but there is about 3,000’ of
elevation gain on the long route and 1,800’ on the short.
Directions: Start at the Palladio in Folsom. Use the North parking
lot near East Bidwell and Broadstone.
Leader: Bill Bischoff bbischoff13@gmail.com or 531-2802
SUN
13
COME ON, RESCUE ME
9:00 AM............................................. Grade: C41/B-50
Both rides go up Green Valley to Malcolm-Dixon and then Deer
Valley. Short ride turns at Starbuck Rd to get over to Cameron
Park for a rest stop at Team Cycle Cafe. Long ride continues up to
Rescue and Shingle Springs via Ponderosa Rd. returning to the
Team Cycle Cafe in Cameron Park via Durock Rd and the gated
community of Cameron Estates. Both routes return via Country
Club Dr., Bass Lake Rd., Serrano Pkwy, El Dorado Hills Blvd. and
Green Valley/Blue Ravine. There are slight variations in the return
thru Folsom between the two routes. Short and long routes have
about 2,900 and 3,900 ft climbing total, respectively, but no killer
hills.
Leader: Carolyn Lewis 335-9077 carolynmlewis@sbcglobal.net
MON
14
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
Leader: Kathy Wright 363-9343 cell 212-2374 kathywri@sbcglobal.net
TUE
15
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM ................................................Grade: D/E 20
not so far.
TUE
15
6:30 PM..................................................... Grade: D25+
NOVEMBER
WED
16
LEISURE RIDE
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
Leader: Linda Noland 416-6172; Leisure - Mary Euretig 549-6992
& Dave McKie 494-1156
THU
17
LOOKING FOR TURKEYS LUNCH RIDE
10:30 AM.................................................. Grade: D30+
Join Pam and Elaine for another fall lunch ride. We will be on
the lookout for a few plump turkeys in honor of next week’s
Thanksgiving celebration.
directions).
Leader: Pam Abbott 217-4712; Elaine Hens 501-2213
FRI
RIDE TO MEET UP WITH THE TURKEY FOOD
BANK RIDE!
8:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D26+
This ride will leave an hour before the Food Bank Turkey Ride in
order to meet up with the Wheelmen at Target and purchase turkeys. Then we will ride as a group to Vallejo’s for brunch or lunch.
directions).
Leader: Gray Noland 416-5143
FRI
18
18
4TH ANNUAL SACRAMENTO FOOD BANK
TURKEY DRIVE
9:00 AM........................................................... Grade: E6
This is a “joint bike ride” with the Wheelmen to deliver turkeys
to the Sacramento Food Bank --The goal this year is 100 birds! (In
2015 we delivered over 100.) Purchase however many birds you
want and load into panniers, trailers or back packs. (We will have
plenty of trailer /pannier space.) Then Pedal a short distance to
the Food Bank via Broadway. Actual ride start time 9:30 - Brunch
following at Vallejos 4th and R. Please RSVP for brunch so Vallejos
can plan ahead.
Directions: Meet at Target 65th St/ 4th Ave and Hwy 50. Rain or
Shine!!
Leader: Ed Scanlan 835-5158 and Dennis King 284-4555
SAT
19
EXCUSE FOR KAREN’S
9:00 AM................................................ Grade: C-30/38
We’ll be off to Rocklin, Roseville and Granite Bay before heading
back to Karen’s for lunch and conversation. This ride has rollers
and one good short climb of about half a mile up Sierra College.
Directions: Park across from Karen’s Bakery on Leidersdorff St and
Gold Lake Dr in historic Folsom. There is also a Light Rail parking
garage availabe for free.
Leader: Kathy Wright 363-9343 or cell 212-2374 or kathywri@
sbcglobal.net
NOVEMBER
SUN
20
FLOWER FARM COFFEE RIDE
9:00 AM............................................ Grade: D/C 29/43
A winter jaunt to the Flower Farm for a warm drink.
MON
21
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
TUE
22
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM.................................................Grade: D/E 20
not so far.
TUE
22
6:30 PM..................................................... Grade: D25+
WED
23
WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST RIDE
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
for today.
directions).
Leader: Don Scalise 216-5962
NOVEMBER
SAT
26
ROUTE ONE
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: C35+
Route One has a short ride which isn’t bad. The long ride is
definitely challenging. Heads out of Gold River to bike trail, then
Folsom. Exploring from there. It is 35 to 45 miles.
SUN
27
SUNDAY BIKE TRAIL RIDE & LUNCH
10:30 AM................................................. Grade: E/30+
We’ll take a ride up the American River Bike Trail to Folsom in
search of a nice lunch spot.
Directions: Big Lots Parking Lot; 8700 La Riviera Dr (at Watt Ave)
Leader: Carol Wolfe; c_wolfe@hotmail.com; 799-8089
NOVEMBER
RIDE TO FEED THE HUNGRY
THU
24
RIDE TO FEED THE HUNGRY (BENEFIT RIDE)
7:00 AM...................................................... Grade: E15+
Note the earlier start time and meet at Five Points Shopping
Center. We’ll pedal down to the Scottish Rite Temple across from
Sac State to help with the annual Run for the Hungry event. We’ll
regroup by 8:15 AM for coffee, donuts and instructions;and then
pedal to our assigned stations to help secure the streets for the
event participants. Please wear your Bike Hiker colors (jersey/
jacket) to emphasize our presence. Our return times will vary, so
this is a NO SWEEP ride.
directions).
THU
24
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
MON
28
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
TUE
29
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM................................................ Grade: D/E 20
not so far.
TUE
29
6:30 PM..................................................... Grade: D25+
WED
FRI
25
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
coffee and goodies!
30
LEISURE RIDE
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
both ride options.
Leader: Dave Abbott 217-0556; Leisure - Pam Abbott 217-4712
DECEMBER
THU
1
FRI
2
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
coffee and goodies!
directions).
Leader: Bob Gregory 792-9299 rgregory63@comcast.net
SAT
3
ANOTHER SATURDAY AT FLOWER FARM
9:00 AM.............................................. Grade: D29/C43
We’ll wander around the foothills to Flower Farm.
Canyon Dr. From Folsom-Auburn Rd, go west about a mile on Oak
Ave Parkway to the shopping center parking lot on the left.
SUN
4
RIDGE ROUTE
9:00 AM...................................................... Grade: C/40
Come join us for a ride up Ridge Rd and down to Loomis. There
will be an alternate route to bypass Ridge. Rain or threat of rain
cancels the ride. Route and coffee location may vary.
Directions: Meet at Bel Air, Rocklin (See Ride List for directions).
Leader: Mark Munguia 716-5882
SUN
4
WARMER TOES RIDE
1:00 PM...................................................... Grade: E25+
Come out and join us for a warmer afternoon ride.
directions).
Leader: Elaine Hens 501-2213
MON
5
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
TUE
6
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM................................................ Grade: D/E 20
Meet at Gold River Town Center just west of Starbucks by the
Outback Steakhouse.
not so far.
TUE
6
6:30 PM..................................................... Grade: C25+
WED
7
WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST RIDE TO
UGLY MUG
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
both ride options
Canyon Dr. From Folsom-Auburn Rd, go west about a mile on Oak
Ave Parkway to the shopping center parking lot on the left.
Leader: Linda Noland 416-4172; DaveTarquino 335-1483 Leisure
Ride Leader
CLUB MEETING AND
POTLUCK
WED
7
BIKE HIKERS CLUB MEETING & ANNUAL
HOLIDAY POT LUCK
7:00 PM
Bring your favorite dish and season’s greetings to share with
fellow Bike Hikers at our Annual Holiday Pot Luck Party. The
atmosphere will be relaxed and the food plentiful as we recall
the great cycling adventures of 2016 and look forward to more
rides, tours and club events in 2017.
The clubhouse is located at 5750 Grant Ave. near the corner of Fair
Oaks Blvd. and Grant Ave. Go West on Grant Ave. and the Community Clubhouse will be on your left, park in back near the tennis
courts. See a map at http://www.carmichaelpark.com/Parks/
Maps/CPMap.082806.mht
THU
8
FRI
9
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
coffee and goodies!
directions).
DECEMBER
Natomas
Bike
Shop
Since 1989
3291 Truxel Rd.
RALEIGH
Custom Wheel Building
641-8640
In Albertsons Shopping Center,Corner Truxel & San Juan
10% Discount to club members
SAT
10
THE USUAL RIDE
9:00 AM............................................... Grade: C38/C46
On this ride we’ll be taking the usual roads and climbing the usual hills up to where we usually turn around at the top of Indian
Hill. There will also be rest stops at a couple of the usual places.
The shorter route usually comes in with about 1,800’ of elevation
gain and as usual the longer route will add a couple more hills
which usually adds about 700’ more of climbing.
SUN
11
WARMER TOES RIDE
1:00 PM...................................................... Grade: E25+
directions).
Leader: Stephanie Scott stephanieventures@gmail.com
MON
12
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
TUE
13
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM................................................ Grade: D/E 20
not so far.
directions).
Leader: Kim Yu, 291-6995 kimyu47@gmail.com
DECEMBER
TUE
13
6:30 PM..................................................... Grade: C25+
directions).
WED
14
LEISURE RIDE
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
Leader: Don Scalise 216-5962; Marjorie Swartz 606-5831
ms7243@aol.com, Leisure Ride Leader
THU
15
FRI
16
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
directions).
SAT
17
NATOMAS AND BEYOND
9:00 AM...................................................... Grade: F30+
This is a new adventure, riding around Natomas and possibly
parts of Sacramento. It will a “follow-the-leader” ride, on and off
various trails and roads (route sheets will be provided). There will
be regroups. Riders should expect to go 13 to 14 mph on the
flats. Don’t worry, there will be a coffee break!
Directions: Starbucks, 2851 Del Paso Road, Sacramento 95835
SUN
18
WARMER TOES RIDE
1:00 PM...................................................... Grade: E25+
directions).
Leader: Kathy Wright 363-9343 or cell 212-2374 kathywri@sbclobal.net
DECEMBER
DECEMBER
MON
19
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
Leader: Dave Abbott 217-0556
TUE
20
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM................................................ Grade: D/E 20
not so far.
WED
21
WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST RIDE
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
for today.
directions).
THU
22
CHRISTMAS LUNCH RIDE AND SEE CAPITOL
CHRISTMAS TREE
10:30 AM.................................................. Grade: D30+
A casual ride to Hot Italian for lunch followed by a ride past the
Capitol Christmas tree for our Club’s annual Christmas photo.
directions).
Leader: Joe Lesh 723-9870
FRI
23
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
directions).
Leader: Dave Tarquino 335-1483
SAT
24
SUN
.
25
HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND MERRY CHRISTMAS
MON
26
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
TUE
27
EASY RIDERS
10:00 AM................................................ Grade: D/E 20
not so far.
directions).
Leader: Becky Neal 798-9360 nrbneal@sbcglobal.net
WED
28
LEISURE RIDE
9:00 AM................................................. Grade: E/D30+
directions).
Leader: Dave Abbott 217-0556, Leisure - Pam Abbott 217-4712
THU
29
If you recently moved, got a new phone number, or changed
your e-mail address, please give your new contact information to Dennis Nolan, membership chair.
FRI
30
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
directions).
Leader: Kathy Wright 363-9343, 212-2374 kathywri@sbcglobal.
net
DECEMBER
Message from the Editor
•
SAT
31
FINISHING OFF THE FRUITCAKE
9:00 AM..................................................... Grade: D30+
Come help the Nolands finish off their holiday goodies (no fruitcake really). It’s the last day of the year and the last opportunity
to complete your annual mileage goals. Hot drinks will also be
available as it’s usually “nippy” this time of year.
directions).
Leader: Gary Noland 416-6172
Jerry Beckett
This edition is being created while Peggy and I are on
a self-supported bike tour, which causes me to reflect
on why I enjoy this activity. It is more than just riding
my bike, more than just great travel and scenery. I
like that every day is a new ride. I love going through
new little towns, talking to the folks who live there
or are just passing through. I like the uncertainties of
what I will encounter along the way, where I will eat,
or where I will sleep. Make it up as I go along! These
uncertainties provide a healthy amount of tension
and excitement to my life. Concentrating on these
issues, as well as riding for three or more hours a day,
transports me to another world--separates me from
my usual day-to-day life! A true adventure!
If you’d like to try self-supported touring, that is, carrying everything you need on your bike, whether camping or staying in motels, etc., here are some resources
to both inspire you and provide guidance:
• Adventure Cycling Association: maps, how-to’s,
equipment and more (AdventureCycling.org)
• Crazyguyonabike.com: hundreds of journals of
tours worldwide and more for motivation and
help
Ponder this quote by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle:
“When the spirits are low, when the day appears
dark, when work becomes monotonous, when
hope hardly seems worth having, just mount a
bicycle and go out for a spin down the road,
without thought on anything but the ride you are
taking.”
CLUB NEWS 2016
New Members
Club Meeting Location
from Dennis Nolan, Membership Chair
Club meetings are held at Community Clubhouse 1
in Carmichael Park. The clubhouse is located at 5750
Grant Avenue near the corner of Fair Oaks Blvd and
Grant Avenue. Go west on Grant Avenue and the
Community Clubhouse will be on your left. There is a
sign on the building, and tennis courts are next to the
building. Parking is limited in front of the clubhouse,
but there is ample parking in the back. A map can
be found at: http://carmichaelpark.com/wp-content/
uploads/2013/08/Page_1.jpeg
Dave Michel
Mary Coordt
Brenda Hartley
Patrice Wilbur
Roger Wilbur
Carolyn Whipple
Frieda Mckaughan
Don Mckaughan
Monica Siewert
Janet Fish
Dave Richardson
Laurie Richardson
Jon Matthews
Ann Cony
Historian Needed
The club has an opening for the historian position. Want to do more for the club? Want to express your creative side? If so, this job is for you.
Being the club historian is a fun and rewarding
job. The job includes collecting and creating
memories of the club from club tours, rides, and
special events. If interested, please contact one
of the club officers.
SACRAMENTO

New Membership
BIKE
HIKERS
Renewal
MEMBERSHIP
APPLICATION
Check Type Of Membership
Name
 Individual ................................................... $15
Address
 Family .......................................................... $20
City
Family Membership
StateZIPE-mail
(2 adults & children under 18 living in the same houshold)
Name of family member(s) who will be riding:
Birthdate:
PhoneBirthdate
Would you be willing to volunteer to help lead rides? 
Could you help on club events? 
Are you a beginning rider? 
Make checks payable to: SACRAMENTO BIKE HIKERS
(Club apparel not included in membership fees)
Mail application and check to:
Sacramento Bike Hikers
c/o Dennis Nolan
PO Box 1005
Carmichael, CA 95609
Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity & Parental Consent Agreement (“Agreement”)
In consideration of participating in Sacramento Bike Hikers (“Club”) sponsored Bicycling Activities (“Activity”), I for myself, my
personal representatives, assignees, heirs, and next of kin:
1) Acknowledge, agree and represent that I understand the nature of Bicycling Activities and that I am qualified, in good
health, and in proper physical condition to participate in such Activity. I further acknowledge that the Activity will be conducted
over public roads and facilities open to the public during the Activity and upon which the hazards of traveling are to be expected.
I further agree and warrant that if at any time I believe conditions to be unsafe, I will immediately discontinue further participation
in the Activity.
2) Further understand that: (a) bicycling activities involve risks and dangers of serious bodily injury, including
permanent disability, paralysis and death (“Risks”); (b) these Risks and dangers may be caused by my own actions, or inactions, the actions or inactions of others participating in the Activity, the condition in which the Activity takes place, or the negligence
of the “releasees” named below; (c) there may be other risks and social and economic losses either not known to me or
not readily foreseeable at this time; and I fully accept and assume all such risks and responsibility for losses, costs, and
damages I incur as a result of my participation in the Activity.
3) Hereby release, discharge, and covenant not to sue the Club, the League of American Bicyclists, their respective
administrators, directors, agents, officers, volunteers, and employees, other participants, any sponsors, advertisers, and, if applicable, owners and lessors of premises on which the Activity takes place, (each considered one of the “Releasees” herein) from
all liability, claims, demands, losses, or damages on my account caused or alleged to be caused in whole or in part by
the negligence of the “RELEASEES” or otherwise, including negligent rescue operation; and I further agree that if, despite this release and waiver of liability, indemnify, save, and hold harmless each of the RELEASEES from any litigation
expenses, attorney fees, loss, liability, damage, or cost which any may incur as a result of such claim.
I have read the agreement, fully understand its terms, understand that I have given up substantial rights by signing it,
and have signed it freely and without any inducement or assurance of any nature and intend it to be a complete and
unconditional release of all liability to the greatest extend allowed by law and agree that if any portion of this agreement
is held to be invalid, the balance, not withstanding, shall continue in full force and effect.
Please read the waiver and sign below
Signature of applicant ________________________________________________ Date ________________________
Signature of other applicant ____________________________________________ Date ________________________
Signature of Parent/Guardian (if member is under 18) _____________________________________________________
Want To Buy SBH Clothing?
Club apparel is available at Carmichael Bike Shop, 5142 Arden Way, Carmichael (in the Five Points Shopping Center).
Club apparel is not included in membership fees and mail
order is not available. The following items are available at
the bike shop.
Short Sleeve Jersey.................... $40
Sleeveless Jersey..........................$40
Vest....................................................$30
Jacket...............................................$45
RIDE GRADING CODE
THREE FACTORS make up the ease or difficulty of a ride
– not counting such chance factors as traffic, road conditions, and weather. These factors are important considerations for riders when selecting rides in which to participate.
No rider will knowingly be left behind alone. However, riders
should NOT sign up for rides beyond their ability. “Biting off
more than you can chew” can result in discouragement or
sore muscles, and invites accidents.
•
Terrain Elevation - Represented by an alpha letter
A - Steep
- Mostly steep grades: strong riders B - Steep/Moderate- Some relief from steep grades
C - Moderate
- Hilly; a challenge for the average F - Flat
•
•
Distance - Represented by the actual number of miles
Pace - Will range in ‘miles per hour’ between about 12
mph on easy short distance rides to 20+ mph on hard
long distance rides. Generally, the pace increases as
the difficulty (steepness and distance) of the ride increases. Riders tend to increase their pace as they gain
experience, fitness, and are challenged by difficulty. Beginners and novices are strongly advised to select easy
and short distance rides to start with, and progress up
the grading scale with experience and capability.
Sizes available: Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large, and
plus sizes (XXL and XXXL). Men and women sizes available.
Jersey fit for both sexes is club cut.
Cash or Check Only, No Credit Cards.
“NO SWEEP” RIDES
“No Sweep” rides designated by this symbol tell potential riders that they need to be self-sufficient. No one
will be following behind to look out for them should
they need assistance. It tells them that they shouldn’t consider this
ride unless they would probably do it on their own or with a friend.
Basically it’s a ride for experienced riders.
However, ride leaders are encouraged to arrange regroup points on
the route to allow riders to stay together. Riders on “No Sweep” riders are encouraged to ride together and check with stopped riders
to see if they need assistance. Ride leaders will still check to make
sure everyone returns safely.
only
rider
D - Moderate/Easy - Rolling hills, a challenge for
beginners
E - Easy
- Some gentle grades, but no problems
- If any route is really flat
2016 OFFICERS & STAFF
PRESIDENT............................ Dave Tarquino.............. 916 335-1483
VICE PRESIDENT.................. John Grady.................... 916 489-4392
SECRETARY............................ Irene Stadt..................... 916 944-0174
MEMBERSHIP........................ Dennis Nolan............... 916 709-4830
TREASURER........................... Bill Bischoff................... 916 542-7255
STAFF
Ride Coordinators.............. Pam Abbott.................. 916 961-8826
and................... Elaine Hens................... 916 242-8384
Publishing............................. Jerry Beckett................ 916 214-3203
Website.................................. Jerrold Jones................ 916 606-5377
Brochure Distribution....... Larry Robinson............ 916 838-3390
Mileage Recorder............... Kathy Wright................ 916 363-9343
Tour Director........................ Larry Robinson............ 916 838-3390
Locker Coordinators.......... Dave Tarquino.............. 916 335-1483
and................... Dennis Nolan............... 916 709-4830
Historian................................ Vacant
Party Pardee Co-Chair....... Joyce Grady.................. 916 489-4392
Party Pardee Co-Chair....... Becky Neal..................... 916 798-9360
Ride Sheet Coordinator.... Vivienne Nicol............. 916 258-3057
Meetup.com Organizer.... Jerry Beckett................. 916 214-3203
If you are visiting the American River Parkway,
keep these numbers on hand:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Sacramento County Parks 916 875-7275
State Park Ranger (Hazel to Beal’s Point)
916 988-0205 x777
State Park Emergency
916 358-1301
State Park Non-Emergency 916 958-1300
State Park Information
916 988-0205
Emergency
911
Non Profit Org
US POSTAGE
PAID
Permit No. 1163
Sacramento, CA
The Sacramento Bike Hikers, P.O. Box 276262 / Sacramento, CA 95827.
Membership Application
Detach & mail to:
SABA, 909 12th St, Suite 114, Sacramento, CA 95814
SACRAMENTO AREA BICYCLE ADVOCATES
Making Sacramento a cycling capital
Who We Are
The Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates (SABA) is a 501(c)(3)
nonprofit group dedicated to representing cyclists and making
cycling safe, convenient, and desirable.
SABA’s goal is to increase use of the bicycle in our community as
a healthy, pollution-free, and practical mode of transportation –
to have many more everyday trips made by bike. We want more
places like the beautiful American River Parkway bike trail. Even
more, we want you and everyone in your family to be able to go
anywhere by bike – without fear or danger.
Join SABA members like yourself who bike to get to work and
school, to run errands, to shop, and to have fun.
Join today! Support Sacramento’s cycling community!
Name(s):
__________________________________________
Address:
__________________________________________
City:
__________________________________________
State: ________ Zip:_______________
Home Phone:
(
) _____________________________
Work Phone:
(
) _____________________________
E-mail: _____________________________________________
Membership levels (Make checks payable to SABA):
Yellow Jersey *
- $500 [
]
Double Century*
- $200 [
]
Century*
-$100[ ]
Business/Organization*- $75 [ ]
Sustaining*
-$75 [ ]
Sponsoring
-$50 [ ]
Family
-$40 [ ]
Individual
-$30 [ ]
Money’s not enough. Contact me about volunteering [ ]
SABA T-Shirts
-
$15
[] Size:
[]
* Free SABA T-shirt, please specify size ( S, M, L, XL )
Folsom residents become members of FABA, the Folsom Chapter.
If you don’t live in Folsom, but would like to join,
check here [
].

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