The Velo de Femme brings female cyclists of all abilities to the beautiful central California wine country. Cyclists will be guided by Team Chain Gang on this amazing ride that allows to ride in the company of other women cyclists and enjoy the beautiful scenery. With a rest stop at a local winery, this ride has something for everyone.

The fully supported Great Western 100 Century & Metric Century rides take cyclists through the beautiful central California wine country, with amazing views as you reach the coast. With a start and finish in Paso Robles, California, these rides are part of the Great Western Bicycle Rally. Riders can choose to participate in the Rally or simply ride this amazing Century ride.

Start & end at Triunfo Creek Vineyards in the heart of the Santa Monica Coastal Range & the incomparable Malibu canyons.

La Bella Preme is what you get when you ask women cyclists to design their ideal cycling event. From the warm welcome you receive when you arrive until the last champagne toast, La Bella Preme is fashioned to charm and to challenge you. There will be multiple challenges and multiple goals throughout the ride to reflect how most women tackle multiple challenges and take on multiple roles in life. The challenges will level the playing field so that the beginner as well as the pro can participate and succeed.

La Bella Preme celebrates just how strong you really are. But it's also your day to be celebrated. Ride and then relax. Ride and then enjoy fine wine and good food and good company. At La Bella Preme women don't choose between being women or athletes. At La Bella Preme women are celebrated for being women and athletes.

15, 37 or 60 mile route options. Fully stocked rest stops courtesy of UC Davis Dining Services, strong SAG support, and delicious post ride food by Outback Steakhouse. Fundraising benefits the Friedreich's Ataxia Research Alliance (FARA). Fundraising not required but strongly encouraged.

The Sequoia Century is the Western Wheelers Bicycle Club's annual, fully supported bicycling event with challenging 200K, 100-mile and 100K routes through the mountains to the coast and back. Also mellower 50-mile route through Saratoga, Los Altos Hills, and Portola Valley. Hot meal at the finish at Foothill College. Jerseys and hi-tech T-shirts available for purchase. Registration begins March 2. Pre-registration: $60 per pserson. After May 18, $75. Registrations may be paid online by Visa or Mastercard credit card or by check. Registrations are not refundable, but may be transferred. The ride will not be cancelled due to bad weather.

The first year of the Sea to Summit was in 1973 This year there will be two courses to choose from the Summit course (87 miles) and the Seaside course (37 miles). The starting line is in Ventura, CA and the Summit Course finishes atop Mt Pinos. The summit course has a very real 12000 ft of vertical ascent.

This beautiful summer ride starts in central Patterson and continues through orchards, vineyards, foothills, and canyons of central California. Riders have four (4) rides to choose from, 25mi, 100K, 91mi and 111 mi. 91 mile route climbs to the top of Mt. Hamilton.

25k, 50k, 75, 120k routes around the San Francisco Peninsula. Registration fee schedule: $15 until 3/31; $25 until 6/8; $35 day of + $200 minimum fundraising required to participate. $200 provides a t-shirt, breakfast, lunch, entertainment, SAG, rest stops, massages after the ride, bike valet. Helmets req'd. NO iPods.

Each year Rex Cycles sponsors a social bike ride along the beautiful Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail on the American River Parkway.

The ride begins at William Pond Recreation Area. Riders first head toward Discovery Park, where volunteers host a rest stop with refreshments. Riders then go to Hazel Avenue, where there is a second rest stop. Finally, everyone meets back at William Pond Recreation Area for a barbecue and beverages and live music.

Participants may ride as much or as little of the 60-mile route as they wish.

Proceeds benefit the American River Parkway Foundation.

3 Fully Supported Rides; Scary Monster, 100 miles on challenging mountainous course, Hairy Monster, 60 miles to Comptche and back to Mendocino College, and Merry Monster, 26 miles of easy to accomplish fun.

The Mile High 100 offers three route choices, all of which encompass views of Lake Almanor and Mount Lassen.
- Century Ride (106 miles)
- Metric Century Ride (56 miles)
- Half-Metric Century Ride (30 miles)

Registration Fees:
$55 for Century Ride
$45 for Metric Century and Half-Metric Century Ride
(ADD $5 after June 1, 2013)

Century riders receive a catered luncheon in Taylorsville. All riders are provided a lasagna lunch, goody bag, and event T-shirt.

Starting at Orinda BART, you will travel South the length of the East Bay hills then back North about 15 miles to finish at Fremont BART. There are options for 82 miles, 105 miles, or 122 miles including the CAT 1 climb up Sierra Road (5000 to 10,300 feet of climbing).

Challenging (lots of climbing)and beautiful terrain located in the wine country of Amador and El Dorado Counties. 3 routes w/4500,7400,10,000 ft of elevation.

Both metric- and half-metric century routes through Sierra Valley, California give sweeping views over the historic ranch lands from terrain that has only mild elevation gains. Live music and lots of food at the finish-line party!

This event is a 5 day, 300 mile, fully supported bike tour through the Sierra Nevada's and Lake Tahoe area. Each day cyclists from all over the country ride in support of a local non-profit while being treated to spectacular scenery, historic towns, good food, even massage and nightly entertainment.

This is an event you will not want to miss!

Back in Half Moon Bay for 2013, the Northern California Cycle For Life will feature 2 beautiful but challenging routes. We've adjusted our routes from 2012 to feature more scenic country road riding that you are sure to enjoy. Both routes will start and finish at the renowned Arata Pumpkin Farm featuring food and festivities.

Bring the whole family for a day of fun and enjoy this beautiful area of the San Mateo coast. Participants under the age of 18 are not permitted to participate in the Aptalis CF Cycle For Life®. Bike helmets are required to ride.

To learn more about other Aptalis CF Cycle For Life® rides across the country, click here: http://www.cff.org/GetInvolved/CycleForLife/

Finally! A century ride with just the right amount of everything! Enjoy incredible views of some of nature's finest scenery while you test your mettle with a challenging climb up a scenic one lane windy mountain pass to Mumbo Summit along the Sacramento River. The river should be rushing and wildflowers blooming along the way! Enjoy a fantastic downhill segment with distant views of Shasta lake, the Trinity Alps and Scott Valley. Both the Metric and full century routes will circle around the sky-scraping 6000 ft. spires of polished granite called the Castle Crags. 4 ride options include full century (97 miles with nearly 8000 feet climbing) Metric Century (61.4 miles - 5700 feet climbing) , half metric (34.5 miles 2200 feet climbing)

This route has never been offered as part of a century ride before but we guarantee that it will quickly move to the top of your list of annual "Must Ride" favorites!

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's 4th Annual Cycle for Life. We return to Half Moon Bay to ride San Mateo Coast's best roads including the infamous Tunitas Creek Road. Fundraising min is only $100. Fully supported ride with rest stops every 12-15 miles, SAG, Medical, post ride festival, bike expo, food and beer!! Two great routes to choose from. Join us for a great day of riding all while helping to find a cure for cystic fibrosis.

A; you gotta ride your bike a long way poker game;
metric century 7 card stud
half metric cent. black jack
family kids ride; go fish
Benefits Tahoe-Pyramid Bikeway and Tour de Nez outreach

Benefiting the Sonoma County Bike Coalition, the I Bike Sonoma County Century offers something for everyone, so gather your friends and family, choose from four beautiful routes,and prepare to experience awesome riding and fabulous food in gorgeous Sonoma County

The Team LIVESTRONG Challenge Davis is an annual event held just outside Sacramento in Davis, California, starting and ending at Central Park. Participants and volunteers provide support for those affected by cancer by raising funds and awareness for the LIVESTRONG Foundation.

Register between now and June 23 for only $50!

Team LIVESTRONG Challenge events are fun, community events, not races, and athletes of all levels are welcomed and celebrated. Our events are fully supported and full of the hope and inspiration that has been fueling the cancer fight since 1997. You choose the distance that best suites you: ride 15-25, 50-65, or 85-100 miles. Actual ride distances and courses will be announced in the coming months. All riders are REQUIRED to raise a minimum of $250 to ride in the event.

You can choose to participate individually, or you can start a team with friends or family. Remember, unity is strength and your fundraising efforts go to support the Foundation's programs

Ride the Eastern Sierra at a beautiful time of year. Smooth, low traffic roads, superb scenery and friendly support with well-stocked rest stops. Route options range from family fun ride, to a metric century, century, or even a double century! Dinner included.

If you're feeling patriotic and want to explore Santa Clara Valley's beautiful southern region on an unforgettable bike tour, the Morgan Hill Freedom Fest Bike Classic is the perfect summertime rural ride. A fundraiser for all Independence Day community activities in Morgan Hill, the Bike Classic offers a tour for all ages. For families with young riders, there's a six-mile tour along the Coyote Creek Trail. For cyclists who want a little more challenge, the event offer a 13-mile as well as a 30-mile bike tour along the Coyote Creek Trail. If you're an advanced rider who seeks out a more hard-core cycling challenge, try out the Bike Classic's 100 kilometer (62 miles) tour winding through rural backroads, oak-covered foothills, and redwood mountain valleys.

Lace up your shoes, hop on your bike, or just come and learn about ways to be healthy at the Sharks Foundation's inaugural "Fitness Faceoff: Run/Ride/Health" charity event presented by Silver Creek Sportsplex, which will be held on Sunday, Jun. 30, 2013. Participants can either choose to run/walk our 5k/10k course through downtown San Jose or set out on a 25/55 mile bike ride around the city.

Starting and finishing at HP Pavilion, the home of the San Jose Sharks, runners and riders will get to challenge themselves on our fun courses, all while raising money for the Sharks Foundation, the official charity arm of the team. The event also features a free “Health Fest,” which will showcase a variety of exhibits and vendors focused on living a healthy lifestyle.

Regardless of your experience or athletic ability, it’s sure to be a great day to get active, highlight the importance of being healthy and raise money for the Sharks Foundation.

Three world class, insanely beautiful rides through Sonoma County wine country, the Geysers and more - all to benefit Rotary's Polio Plus eradication program and other local and international projects.