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Tomorrow River
Incredible Pancake Potluck
& Excellent Ride

Sunday, June 6th
9:00 a.m.
Rolf & Barb's Place
10094 County D, Amherst, WI 54406

Please be ready to ride at 9:00 am. Ride until about 1 p.m. Rides of 15 miles, 25 miles and 50 miles. Potluck starts at about 1 p.m.

Maps and Cue Sheets: Maps and cue sheets will be provided for each ride.

Avoid Riding Alone: Everyone can help to make all club rides more enjoyable by finding other club riders of about the same speed to ride with. Get to know these riders and call them well in advance to make sure you have someone to enjoy the ride with.

Directions: Hwy 10 to Hwy A near Amherst. South on Hwy A about 3 miles to Hwy D. East on Hwy D about one mile. Driveway is on left before creek. Fire # is 10094.

Volunteers:
Parking: We need volunteers to help park cars when people arrive.
15 mile and 25 Mile Ride Leader & Sag Personnel: Bike-sag volunteers are needed to change/patch a tire and do other minor repairs. Car-sag volunteers don’t necessarily need repair skills. They can simply transport riders with mechanical or other problems back to the start. Please call Rolf or Barb if you would like to volunteer to help with one of the shorter rides. Ride leaders might also be helpful. Map reading ability is about the only requirement for the ride leaders. Please Note: The ride will be held with or without sag personnel and ride leaders.

Pancake Potluck: 1 o'clock on the banks of the Tomorrow River. Bring your own beverages, dishes & utensils. Meat, egg dishes, juice and fruit are good items to bring to pass. Oven is available to heat things up and we can cook breakfast sausage.

Cool Down: If it’s hot you may want to come prepared to take a cool dip in the Tomorrow River or Spring Creek or even do some tubing.

• The course will not be marked on the road.
• You will be responsible for getting yourselves back to the start point. You will need to rely on the map if you fall back from, or get out in front of your group.
• Even though we will be riding on country roads, remaining single file or at most two abreast and on the right side of the road shows respect for motorists, represents our club well and is highly recommended.
• And as always, you will receive disparaging looks if you choose to ride without a helmet.