Conference noted::bicycle

	I'm up for it.   Nashoba starts out from the Sheraton
Boxborough at 10:00 every saturday, they X-C Ski or bike according to
the weather, distance and pace according to who shows.  Since I just
got new skis from Santa it will either shine or rain.  Would you like
to start from there with them, or shall we make up our own ride ? 

	"Fixed", you say ?   Somewhere else I mentioned that I don't
spin very well, I think my lowest combination is about a 68 inch 
(48 x 19; weird huh ?)  Anyway, it would really be nice to ride fixed
with someone else and stay together more, I hate getting dropped by
the freewheelers on sharp turns and long down hills, even though I 
usually catch them on the climbs while they tangle their chains.

	Reg

	Ok, 48-19 then. I have all the cogs from 21 to 13 in 1/8". It's more
important to be riding the same gear as every other fixed gear rider. I
haven't set it up yet, but it should be a trivial matter to do so tonite.
Let's let this weather situation develop today. If there's snow, I'll pull
out the X-C skis. Otherwise the fixed. I really think that Sunday will work
out better for all reasons, although I'm not counting out a Saturday ride.
I'd rather get together with a few folks and not a large group. I have a
friend who is planning to ride with me this weekend, so ther would be at
least three. 

CdH

	Well...  ...I hate to be accused of stating the obvious but, 
...it looks UGLY ! out there.   My guess is that this stuff is all
going to freeze tonight, except where the towns make brine bath
puddles for us.  Unless something very different happens soon I would
say that X-C Ski is out too, so...   ...another time ?

	Reg

The Charles River Wheelmen start their "Second Season" of Sunday
Frostbite rides this Sunday.  All are welcome, they start at 10:30 am.

The group there usually has input into the route and length.
Much less boring than indoor pedaling!  Actually fun if you give it a 
chance (i'm a regular).

Here is the schedule for the next month or so.  If there is general 
Digit interest I'll be glad to publish more of them here.

12/7	Cambridge Common just west of havad square.

12/14	Natick common, rts 135 and 27.

12/21	Stoneham Zoo, Stoneham.

12/28	Arlington Town Hall, Mass ave just west of Arlington Ctr.	

1/1 (Thurs)	Famous CRW New Years Day ride.  Boston Common at Park
		and Tremont Streets.

1/4	Dedham Plaza, Rt 1, Dedham.


				Mike

    re .4	Interested.  How far are they ?

Distances depend on the weather.  Rainy/snowy and very cold/windy
days tend to spend more time in Friendly's, etc., and less time on the 
road.

In general, between 10 and 30 miles.

	Mike

The Charles River Wheelmen continue their "Second Season" of Sunday
Frostbite rides.  All are welcome, they start at 10:30 a.m. sharp.

The group there usually has input into the route and length. Much
less boring than indoor pedaling!  Actually fun if you give it a
chance (i'm a regular). 

Distances tend to average about 20 miles, but vary depending on the
weather and the people present.  The colder the temperature, the
more time is spent sipping hot chocolate in Friendly. 
In general, 1 person is present for each degree F of temperature.

Here is the schedule for the rest of the second season.
Contact me if you have questions.

Jan 11	Lexington Green (warmth/sustinance at my place after)

Jan 18	Cleveland Circle, Brighton, Beacon St and Chestnut Hill Ave

Jan 25	Weston Town Common

Feb 1	Dover Center (X-C skiing too)

Feb 8	Waverly Square, Belmont

Feb 15	Needham town hall

Feb 22	Arlington members home for breakfast first

Mar 1	Framingham Ctr, Edgell Rd and Rt 9

Mar 8	Newton Centre, Beacon and Centre Streets

Mar 15	Concord Center

Mar 22	Medfield Center, Rts 109 and 27

Mar 29  Start of First Season of arrowed rides

  By the way, there were over 70 people at our New Years Day ride
  which started at the Boston Common.


		Mike

    
    	Not much activity here for a while.
    
    	Just thought I'd mention the Gamache open house ride, scheduled
    for this sunday, March 15th.  Its a short one, about 25 miles IF YOU
    DRIVE TO IT, about a metric if you ride from Hudson or Princeton and
    back, or a century if you go from Hudson to Princeton to Fitchburg to
    Gamache ride to Princeton to Hudson (which I might, if I get to hear
    that anyone in Princeton wants a riding partner, and the weather is OK
    (hint in nested parenthesis)).  The roads are usually relatively clear
    of cars on this day, due to a lot of unclear heads caused, I suspect,
    by merriment associated with St P's celebrations the night before. 

    	Reg
    

    
    	I have recently driven from Amherst N.H. to Keene, three times
    in the last month or so.   Each time it seems to me that it would make
    a nice bike ride, once the snow and ice clear.  A number of folks
    seem to have done most of it as part of the Fitchburg century, but
    their loop turns off of 101 to come south on 31 and misses the peak
    of Pac Monadnock (sp ?).  Other loops do the Cathedral of the Pines
    trip and approach it from the other side, visiting Jaffrey, but
    I want to ride over the top.  We could probably get about a 150 mile
    loop in if we start from almost anywhere in the "Greater Maynard
    Area", preferrably a dec facility for parking reasons.
    
    	I can't make it this sunday, George Gamache ride, but any sunday
    after that would be fine as long as we don't wait until it gets
    *TOOOO* hot.    
    
    	Reg
    

    

>    I want to ride over the top.  We could probably get about a 150 mile
>    loop in if we start from almost anywhere in the "Greater Maynard
>    Area", preferrably a dec facility for parking reasons.
    
Are you going to provide Sag wagons?
What about water stops?
How about century patches for our touring shorts?
Are you going to use your touring gears?

                                  
Here he is, folks, over ***forty*** and drumming up a century-and-a-half over
the *ABSOLUTELY* hilliest route New England can offer. I believe the entire
route is uphill...allllllthe way. And knowing Reg, he's liable to do it
with his one speed 52X14!!! (at 100 rpm average).  

Seriously....
	Reg, you are the most ambitious rider I ever met. I just
	wish I had half the gumption you do.
        I really do admire you! Keep on keepin'!

    I second ISBG::MILLER's sentiments about Reg.  And the route.  I
    think it's uphill all the way *both ways*.  :-)
    
    Mac.

    
    	re .10 and .11	  Right on, my middle name is "Walter M", the
    fact is I'll probably bonk out before the half way point, but dreamin'
    is fun and I love them black-outs.   Seriously Gary, you *MUST HAVE*
    had that spiffy new tandem on the wind trainer(s) and be ready for a
    one and a half by now ?  Y'know, 3/4 each.
   
    		Serious replies *PLEASE*,  I really want to do this
    one., and riders of multi speed bikes WILL be welcome.

    	Reg
    

    RE: .9
    
    I rode part of that route, from Amherst NH to Peterborough, over
    the peak (actually a pass between Temple Mtn and Pack Monadnock)
    a couple of years ago.  My lowest gear was 42 x 23.  It was a bit
    of a grunt with those gears, but not too bad.  I'd be interested
    in meeting up with you, probably at the intersection of rt 13 and
    101, depending on the details of your ride, i.e., when, how fast,
    etc.
    
    Kevin
    

    hi,
    
    Regarding this ride over the southern part of NH, count me in. 
    I've ridden out from Cambridge, where I live, to do a climb of 
    Pac Monadnock (sp?) in a day.  The only problem I found was 
    that the auto road up Pac was too bumpy to get any traction so 
    I had to walk a lot of sections.  I would like to wait until 
    April to do something like this since I'm currently recovering 
    from a minor cycling mishap.
    
    
    					Joe

    Oh, come on guys, that's no way near the hilliest route in New
    England.  It is interesting if you do the Miller State Park road
    to the summit of Pack whenyoucanseethetopthetoughestpartisinfrontofyou
    Monadnock, but there are plenty of hillier routes.
    
    Last October 18th, I did Bristol, NH, E 104, N 3, E on 112, N on Bear
    Notch Road, N on 302, S on 3 to Franconia (follow detours) S on 18
    to the old man, then Back N, S on 116, E on 112, W on 118, S 25,
    back to 3 & 104 to Bristol, now that's climbing -- for New England, anyway.

    ed

    (ok, so it was $3000 fund raiser and I had a support vehicle and
    I changed clothes 3 times -- climbed the Kanc at dawn)

    
    	Well, its gonna be a while before I will be able to do this
    ride......
    
    	Reg
    

Sunday, September 20, 1987

Route 16 at the Piller House Restaurant, just west of rt 128, in
Newton, Mass. 

7:30	100 miles.
9:30	62 and 50 miles
10:30	25 miles.

$6.00 (5.00 for CRW members) includes patch, maps, route markings, 
and a party after which includes lots of food.

Century route includes towns of Wellesley, Natick, Framingham, 
Westborough, Grafton, Millbury, Sutton, Mendon, Blackstone, Milford 
and Holliston.  Has a couple of memorable hills.

You are all invited, we expect over 300 people.

	~Mike

< Note 12.17 by JETSAM::HANAUER "Mike... Bicycle~to~Ice~Cream" >
                  -< Charles River Wheelmen Fall Celebration >-

> Century route includes towns of Wellesley, Natick, Framingham, 
> Westborough, Grafton, Millbury, Sutton, Mendon, Blackstone, Milford 
> and Holliston.  Has a couple of memorable hills.

	Mike...could you define 'a couple of memorable hills'?  I'm looking to 
do my first century, and yours is one I'm considering.  I don't want a dead 
flat one (too boring) but neither do I want a mountainous one.  I'm not 
familiar with that area.

Kevin

Kevin:

Overall the CRW route is moderate terrain, but not flat.
In general it is well suited for a first timer who has done 
reasonable preparation.  

If you have done at least 80 miles recently, I'd say go for it.
Pace yourself and do it at your own pace.

To qualify for the patch, you have 12 hours - for most first
timers, more than enough time.

Feel free to use all of that time. 

	"TO FINISH IS TO WIN"

~Mike

The Charles River Wheelmen continue their "Second Season" of Sunday
Frostbite rides.  All are welcome, they start at 10:30 a.m. sharp
except for the New Years Day ride, which starts at 11:00.  Suggest 
you arrive a few minutes early.

The group there usually has input into the route and length.  Much
less boring than indoor pedaling!  Actually fun if you give it a
chance and dress right (i'm a regular). 

Distances tend to average about 20 miles, but vary depending on the
weather and the people present.  Rainy/snowy and very cold/windy
days tend to spend more time in Friendly's, etc., and less time on
the road.  These rides tend to be quite social (and fun).

In general, 1 person is present for each degree F of temperature.
Some rides have planned or surprize gatherings after.

See Note 42.4 for more info on CRW, including our arrowed rides
during the warmer nine months of the year.  By the way, there were
over 70 people at our New Years Day ride in 1967 which started at
the Boston Common. 


Here is the Frostbite schedule.  Feel free to contact me if you have
any questions. 		~Mike

Dec 6	Cambridge Common just west of Havad Square.

Dec 13	Natick common, rts 135 and 27.

Dec 20	Stoneham Zoo, Stoneham.

Dec 27	Arlington Town Hall, Mass Ave just west of Arlington Ctr.	

Jan 1 (Friday)	Famous CRW New Years Day ride.  Boston Common at Park
			and Tremont Streets.  ELEVEN O'CLOCK.

Jan 3	Dedham Plaza, Rt 1, Dedham.

Jan 10	Lexington Green (warmth/sustinance at my place after)

Jan 17	Cleveland Circle, Brighton, Beacon St and Chestnut Hill Ave

Jan 24	Weston Town Common

Jan 31	Dover Center (X-C skiing too)

Feb 7	Waverly Square, Belmont

Feb 14	Needham town hall

Feb 21	Arlington Town Hall, Mass Ave just west of Arlington Ctr.	

Feb 28	Framingham Ctr, Edgell Rd and Rt 9

Mar 6	Newton Centre, Beacon and Centre Streets

Mar 13	Concord Center

Mar 20	Medfield Center, Rts 109 and 27

Mar 27  Start of Season of arrowed rides

		Charles River Wheelmen Spring Century

YOU'LL ENJOY THIS ONE!!!

Sunday, May 22, 1988

Blue Hills Trailside Museum, Rt 138 north of Rt 128, Milton, MA.

7:30 AM		100 Miles
9:30		62 and 50 Miles
10:30		25 Miles

CRW members: $5 pre registration, $6 day of event
others:	     $6 pre registration, $7 day of event.

Includes:	Maps, LAW patch, post ride party with food,
		Arrowed routes, the opportunity to meet
		lots of great people.

The Century goes to Miles Standish State Forest in Plymouth.
The post-ride bash will be at a picnic area in the Blue Hills
Reservation near the ride start/end.

More Info:	Jim Merrick (ride coordinator)
		SASE to 16 Alveston St.
		Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
		  (617) 522-4971

Event held rain or shine, (sorry, no refunds).

CALL THE CRW BIKE LINE ANYTIME FOR INFO ON CRW AND CRW EVENTS,
	(617) 325-BIKE


		~Mike

		CRW RIDE  MAY 8, 1988
		=====================


DATE:		Sunday, May 8, 1988
LOCATION:	41 North Rd (Rt. 4), Bedford Ma.
		Located just north of the Rts. 4/225 split,
		  across from the Mobil Station,
		  just north of and next to the Volkswagen Dealer.

TIMES AND	31 and 51 miles at 10 a.m.
DISTANCES:	14 miles at 11 a.m.


RIDE DESCRIPTION:  The rides offer scenic roads and tasteful ice
cream for everyone.  The fourteen mile route is tranquil, quite flat,
and includes a stop at Kimball's in Carlisle.  The longer two routes
cover moderate terrain, with a couple of hills; of course walking
them is permitted.  They will go through beautiful areas of
Carlisle, Westford, Littleton, and Chelmsford with the longest ride
also including the bigger hills of Groton, Ayer and Harvard.

In addition to Kimball's Ice Cream, food may be purchased at South 
Chelmsford (Rt. 27) and at Littleton Common.  If you are riding the 
51 miler, be sure to gas up in S. Chelmsford since you won't 
actually go by a store until some 25 miles later.

MORE INFORMATION:  Contact Mike Hanauer at 862-5927, or Debra 
Crawley at 767-2885.  Also JETSAM::HANAUER, DTN 223-5991.

Don't forget the CRW information line: (617) 325-BIKE

	~Mike

    How 'bout some stuff in Pennsylvania/New Jersey??? Is anybody out
    there?  I'm a pure recreational rider looking for a new place to
    ride.
    
    Cheryl  (DTN 321-5101)
    

The Charles River Wheelmen cordially invites you to attend the

		LAZY DAZE INVITATIONAL

A day of riding, picnicking, and fun with fellow cyclists from area 
bicycle clubs:  YOU are invited.

Sunday, August 14
V.A. Hospital picnic grounds off Springs Rd, Bedford MA.

$6.00 fee covers (no pre-registration):

	Arrowed rides of 62, 30 and 15 miles.
	Picnic and food, Games, fun
	Special Ice Cream ride after the picnic.

Registration for 62 miles from 7:30 to 9:00
Registration for 30 and 15 miles from 9:30 to 11:00
Picnic Starts at 12:30
Ice Cream Ride starts at 2:30

	Need more info, contact me or call the CRW Ride line at
		617/325-BIKE


	~Mike

The Lazy Daze Invitational (.-1) may be curtailed in case of rain.
Please call The CRW bike line at 617/325-BIKE Saturday morning for
the latest info if the weather looks in doubt. 

	~Mike

The Charles River Wheelmen continue their "Second Season" of Sunday
Frostbite rides.  All are welcome, they start at 10:30 a.m. sharp
except for the New Years Day ride, which starts at 11:00.  Suggest 
you arrive a few minutes early.

The group there usually has input into the route and length.  Much
less boring than indoor pedaling!  Actually fun if you give it a
chance and dress right (i'm a regular). 

Distances tend to average about 20 miles, but vary depending on the
weather and the people present.  Rainy/snowy and very cold/windy
days tend to spend more time in Friendly's, etc., and less time on
the road.  These rides tend to be quite social (and fun).

In general, 1.4 people are present for each degree F of temperature.
Some rides have planned or surprize gatherings after.

See Note 42.4 for more info on CRW, including our arrowed rides
during the warmer nine months of the year.  By the way, there were
over 80 people at our New Years Day ride in 1988 which started at
the Boston Common. 

Here is the Frostbite Ride/Second Season schedule, all locations are
in Massachusetts.  We also have periodic ATB rides, X-C Ski trips,
and social gatherings during the winter months.

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions, or just need a 
bit of encouragement to give this a try.  You can also
call the CRW Information Line anytime at 617/325-BIKE. 

		~Mike


Dec 4	Cambridge Common just west of Havad Square.

Dec 11	Natick common, rts 135 and 27.

Dec 18	Weston Common, at Boston Post Rd and Church Street

Dec 25	Stoneham Zoo, Stoneham.

Jan 1 	Famous CRW New Years Day ride.  Boston Common at Park
		and Tremont Streets.  ELEVEN O'CLOCK.

Jan 8	Dedham Plaza, Rt 1, Dedham.

Jan 15	Lexington Green, Mass Ave and Bedford Streets
		 (warmth/sustinance at my place after)

Jan 22	Needham town hall, Rt 135 and Highland Ave

Jan 29	Arlington Bank (across from Arlington Town Hall),
		Mass Ave just west of Arlington Ctr.	

Feb 5	Dover Center, Dedham and Center Streets,  (X-C skiing too)

Feb 12	Cleveland Circle, Beacon St at Chestnut Hill Av,
		Brighton (Boston)

Feb 19	Waverly Square, Trapelo Rd at Lexington St, Belmont

Feb 26	Framingham Ctr, Edgell Rd 1/5 mile north of Rt 9, at park

Mar 5	Newton Centre, Beacon and Centre Streets, Newton

Mar 12	Concord Center, Rt 62 at the monument

Mar 19	Medfield Center, Star Market parking lot, Rts 109 and 27

Mar 26  Start of Season of arrowed rides

    
    
    A friend brought this ride to my attention last weekend.  Since I am
    only 1 mile from the ride start I have no excuse to not go.  
    
    	SUNDAY  MARCH 18,1990
    
    Meet:  Swift River Elementary School, New Salem, Mass.
    	   Take Rte. 2 west and then Rte. 202 south for about 6 miles.
    	   Take the first right after the New Salem Restaurant.  About 1
    	   mile down this road on the left is the school.
    
    Depart:  10:00am promptly.
    
    Route:  Clock-wise around the Quabbin Resevoir.  We will use routes
            202, 122, 32 and 9.  THIS IS NOT A FLAT RIDE.  Approximately
    	    60 miles long.
    
    The leaders say to be prepared for the weather.  Last year the temp.
    dropped 20 degrees and started to rain.  A lunch break is planned in
    Ware.  They are trying to get a sag but don't have one yet.  They said
    if you can't make it you are on your own.  
    
    A number of people from local bike shops and from Gamaches will be 
    attending.
    
    For more info call    Martina  (508)544-8978
    			  Beth	   (508)544-3250
    
    
    Norm

    I am planning an AMC bike ride to the Cape on September 14th and 15th.
    We will take the ferry from Commonwealth Pier to P'town and bike to
    Eastham, staying at the AYH.  
    
    If you are interested send me mail.

    This Saturday, Aug. 15th, I will be leading a ride for the Seven Hills
    Wheelmen. The ride will start at Westboro (Mass.) High School at 9am.
    We'll be on back roads most of the time and cover about 32 miles at a
    moderate pace, probably 12-15 mph., with two stops along the way. There
    are 3 hills and the rest is fairly flat.
    
    You don't have to be a memeber of the bike club to join the ride.
    However, you must wear a helmet.
    
    Westboro HS is on West Main St. (Route 30) about 1/2 mile west of
    the intersection with Rt. 135. If you need directions or have any
    questions, send mail or call me at dtn 226-5408. 
    
    I hope to see you Saturday,
    
    Dick

    Ya know yes I live in NH. so I beleave in these kind of things so on a
    non sanctioned ride how can you make wearing a helmet manditory? In NH
    if a motorcycle rider wants to be IMHO "dumb" and not were a helmet
    then that thier choice. I can see in certain race or organized rides
    where liability could be a factor to mandate helmets but not for a
    Saturday afternoon ride. People will wear them because it's the right
    thing to do.
    
    Alan
    
    And yes I were a helmet every where I go. :-) 

    
    This is a club-ride, hence "sanctioned."  The club may or may not incur
    liability - usually you sign a waiver anyway - but the club may just
    have a policy of "You ride with us, you wear a helmet" to encourage
    helmet use.  Shouldn't be a big deal.
    
    -john
    
    PS: (more appropriate for the Helmet'88 note?)  On yesterday's totally
    unsanctioned Tuesday Triathlete Training ride, there was one rider
    without a helmet.  He was fortunately *not* the one who touched wheels
    at 30mph and did a highly airborne header, demolishing his helmet and
    resulting in lots of road rash.  The rider walked away from it (but
    will be sore today!).

    Didn't sound like a club ride sorry. Of course I still think we have to
    many rule and regulations, but like I said I do wear a helmet and
    especially during a race where accidents are very likly I think they
    should be manditory.
    
    Alan

    
    Very reasonable.  Agreed - too much regulationism. :-)

    This is simply a policy instated by our club.  If two riders touch
    wheels and crash, or someone hits a car, we want the person to survive.
    This was put into our bylaws back around 1985 or so.  If you are a
    member of 7HW and have an issue with it, please bring it up a a board
    meeting or regular meeting, those not members shouldn't have an issue
    with it. 
    
    steve
    

    This Saturday, July 9th, I will be leading a club ride for the Seven
    Hills Wheelmen. 
    
    Start Time: 	9AM
    Start Place:	Trout Brook Park, Manning St., Holden, MA
    Distance:		36 miles
    Pace:		12-15 miles per hour with one scheduled rest stop
    Route:		Mostly back roads, some climbing but no killer
    			hills
    
    You do not have to be a member of Seven Hills Wheelmen and there is no
    cost to join us. However, the club does require that you wear a helmet.
    
    If you want to come on this ride and need directions, send me mail at
    ASABET::MOLLIN, Dick Mollin @MLO, or call me aT DTN 223-1968	

    
    This Saturday, October 1, 1994, There will be a non-competitive fun
    bike run promoting family fitness, starting at and ending at Blue Cross
    and Blue Shield of New Hampshire in Manchester NH.
    
    	        The First Annual Fall Foliage Bike Tour
    
    
    		***** YES, HELMETS ARE REQUIRED!!!!! ******
    
    	When:  Saturday. October 1, 1994
    	       (Rain date: October 22, 1994)
    
    	Time:  Registration: 9:30 am
    	       Ride begins : 10:00am
    
    	Where: The ride begins and ends at Blue Cross Blue shield of New
               Hampshire.  3000 Goffs Falls Road Manchester, NH.
    
    	*** Three routes are available on this Fun Run:
    
    		*Beginner     /approx.  10 miles
                *Intermediate /approx.  19 miles
    		*Advanced     /approx.  28 miles
    
    		All routes will wind throught the country side of 
    		Londonderry and Litchfield New Hampshire.
    
    	        This event is FREE to all participants!!!
    
    Come join the fun and take home a commemorative water bottle. Food
    and beverages will be provided. All participants are eligible for the
    raffle and there will be ballons for the kids
    
    			Bring a friend, Bring the family
    			Raffle, prizes and refreshments.
    
    	Call Tour director to register  603-695-7421

    I was reading a mountain bike magizine and saw an ad for a MTB race.
    	This ad stated that all age groups, size and gender were invited.
        The ad also stated that there will be three catagories of riders:
    	Junior 12-17  Senior 18-26  Senior 27-34   Veteran 35-44 Master 45+
    
    	It is going to be held on Sunday October 16,1994.
    	The ad stated you could pre-register or register by mail.
    	$20.00 for pre-registration and $25.00 for day of event.
    	The ad read, call (603)225-3318 for more details.
    	It will be in East Weare, New Hampshire.
    
    	The ad said that the name of the event was
    
    	The Second Start ENDURO    I heard it was very exciting last year.
    	

    This Saturday, Oct. 8th, I will be leading a club ride for the 
    Seven Hills Wheelmen.
    
    Start time:		9AM
    Start place:	Westboro High School, Route 30, 1 mile west of the
    			intersection with Route 135
    Distance:		30-35 miles
    Pace:		Cue sheets are provided so you can go at your own
    			pace.
    Route:		The route will pass through the town centers of
    			Shrewsbury, Northboro, Southboro, and Westboro.
    			Mostly back roads or lighly traveled numbered
    			routes. Mostly flat with only one tough hill.
    
    You do not have to be a member of the Seven Hills Wheelmen and there is
    no cost to join us. However, the club does require that you wear a 
    helmet.
    
    Just show up at the designated start place if you want to ride. If you
    need additional directions you can contact me at DTN 223-1968 or
    ASABET::MOLLIN

    This Saturday, July 1, 1995 I will be leading a ride for the 
    Seven Hills Wheelmen.
    
    Start Time: 	9AM
    Start Place: 	Northboro Shopping Center ( Julio's Super Market)
    			Rt. 20, Main St. in Northboro
    Distance: 		About 40 miles
    Pace:		Cue sheets are provided so you can go at your own
    			pace.
    Route:		Mostly backroads through Northboro, Berlin, Bolton
    			Harvard, Boxboro, and Littleton. Return through
    			Stow and Hudson. Uphill on the way out, mostly
    			downhill on the way back. One rest stop is planned.
    			Bring food and liquids, there is no place to buy
    			anything at the rest stop. There are a few places
    			to buy things along the route.
    
    You do not have to be a member of the Seven Hills Wheelmen and there is
    no cost to come on this ride. However, the club does require that you
    wear a helmet.
    
    If you have any questions send mail to GLRMAI::MOLLIN or Dick Mollin
    @TAY or call DTN 227-3594.