Bailey Hundo signs up 175 mountain bikers

http://theflume.com/main.asp?SectionID= ... cleID=7188

Boulder mountain biker finishes first in the Bailey Hundo

From what I know of the course, nobody will call it a 'piece of cake', and the true competitors will be back next year to try again.

Congratulations to all involved for a job well done!

:party :party :party :bravo:

:chillpill:

jf1acai wrote: From what I know of the course, nobody will call it a 'piece of cake', and the true competitors will be back next year to try again.

Congratulations to all involved for a job well done!

:party :party :party :bravo:

I have had many requests for a map of the race route. Some want to try riding it themselves or ride potions of it, others are just curious.

Here is a map of the piece of cake.



As far as spending money goes this event was a marketing success. It puts Bailey on the map and the money comes later. A good portion of contributions from sponsors goes to local non-profit projects. I don't have that info at hand. Would someone else please post that information.


:woo hoo:

My wife and I volunteered at aid station 1, and we had a great time. The scenery was wonderful , and the bikers were all grateful for us being there. Very good event for Bailey!

Here is another update from a mountain biking site.

http://www.abc-of-mountainbiking.com/ne ... -hundo.asp

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Baile ... 839?v=info

The Bailey Hundo Facebook Page.