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Booty Loop
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03.31.11More Rain = Thursday Ride CancelledTonite's ride is NO GO. Rain and cold are keeping a lot people away today. We will regroup next week. See you all Sunday at 9A.
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08.02.10Well Done!A big thank you from those of us here at 36th Street Racing to everyone at 24 Hours of Booty. The event was stellar from start to finish. Great support, coordination, and effort from all involved. We'd also like to send an extra special thanks to the volunteer course marshalls that managed to stand strong and cheering through the torrential downpour late Saturday afternoon. Truly above and beyond the call of duty. And a note from 36SR's own David Zoller: “...great job by the 36 street racers at the 24 ...
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07.02.10Another Successful Thursday RideDespite a few of our guys being on the road, 36th Street Racing had another good turnout for our soon-to-be-regular Thursday 7p ride. Initially only expecting Matt, Josh and myself - I was pleasantly surprised to ride out with a group of 8, including 2 new additions: Jeff and Danielle (welcome!). The ride itself was a nice, friendly pace of 15mph. We hit Matheson, Statesville, Johnson C. Smith, Tuckaseegee, Camp Greene and ended with a couple circuits of the Booty Loop before heading back to Noda. Wrapping up at just under 2 hrs and 28mi, we rolled into the ...
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06.27.1036th Street Weekend Wind Down RideYes, as the weekend comes to a close we find ourselves struggling more and more for time to ride. So, to get you in the right frame of mind, we would like to invite you to the 36th Street "Weekend Wind Down" group ride. Meet up @7pm in front of the old funeral home.
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04.07.10This Is Our Humble Path.This is our humble path. At roughly 3 miles, it sneaks up on you. The dreaded Booty Loop. We’re riding this small, albeit hilly circuit through the Myers Park/Queens University neighborhood over and over again on July 30th. Over and over. Every turn of the pedal in honor of a friend, family member, distant relative and complete stranger. Over and over. Until we beat cancer.
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04.02.10Begin.It’s the tagline for 24 Hours of Booty. It means so many things to so many people battling cancer. To some it signals the start of their fight. To others the beginning of their recovery, a light at the end of a tunnel. For those of us riding to support their efforts, today simply means that Spring is here. It is time to lose the knickers, armwarmers and gloves and put the mileage in. As we get closer to the start of the 2010 edition of 24HOB we have a monumental task ahead. It’s time to pedal hard and raise funds ...
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02.21.10Garmin Connect Details for 'To The Booty Loop'Garmin Connect - Activity Details for To THE LOOP: Click the Title above for my Garmin Edge 500 map/stats for our ride to and around The Booty Loop. [Matt]
