COP Bike 37th Mid Ohio Century (MOC)-Budget Tour is Sunday April 17, 2011

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Title: COP Bike 37th Mid Ohio Century (MOC)-Budget Tour
 
Date: Sunday April 17, 2011
Time: 7:30 am - 9:00 am
Next reminder: The next reminder for this event will be sent in 4 days, 4 minutes.
Location: Mingo Shelter Building, Mingo Park
City State Zip: Delaware, OH.
Notes: Roads will be marked and maps provided. Travel through Delaware, Morrow, and Marion Counties. Alum Creek Reservoir for all three routes and Scioto River for 100 mile return route. A beautiful scenic and traditional TOSRV warm-up. 35, 65, 100 miles. Fairly flat course with a few small hills. Budget Tour. $4 member, $7 non-member.
Gary Schmidt 614/657-9669 gtschmidt@wideopenwest.com
Suzanne Birk 614/581-4316 sbirk@infosaic.com

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