SoCal Gravel Trofee #1: Pedaler’s Fork 10 Speed Grinder!
Join us April 3rd, Sunday!
Join us for the 4th edition of the Pedalers Fork – 10 Speed Grinder SPRING 2016 Edition!  The views are amazing this time of year so don’t miss it!
Meet and ride wiht our special guest rider Stephen Hyde coming off a successful CX season representing the USA at CX Worlds! Â This ride will also brings out many of SoCal’s notables so don’t miss it!
GRANDE TROFEE – LUNCH ROUTE: 70km – 4,800+ feet of climbing!
https://ridewithgps.com/trips/8214511
PETITE TROFEE1 – LITE BRUNCH ROUTE: 34km – 2,100+ feet of climbing!
Route will be the part one of the Grande Trofee Lunch Route: Los Virgenes Open Space plus bonus intro singletrack.
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/12713734
PETITE TROFEE2 – BIG BRUNCH ROUTE: 36km – 2,700+ feet of climbing!
Route is part two of the Trofee Lunch Route including more road and more climbing via Topanga Summit to Summit and DIrt Mulholland to paved for the final road home.
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/12750387
REGISTER ONLINE!
Register online at BikeReg.com:
*Online Reg closes at 5PM – April 2nd.
**Ride Day Reg is available starting at 7am-8am.
RIDE ENTRY PRICE:
70k Grande Trofee Lunch Route = $50
35K Petite Trofee Brunch Routes = $40
Pedalers Fork Grinder: Pedal Cross Mulholland – 1st Edition |
PARKING: No parking allowed at Pedaler’s Fork for the ride as the lot is used for valet parking service. Â Ample parking is available at the McDonalds/CVS shopping center on Calabasas Road/Avenue San Luis and Valley Circle Boulevard/Mulholland Drive.
ABOUT 2016 SOCAL GRAVEL TROFEE: Â This ride is part of the SoCalCross Gravel Trofee Series and is the first of five themed gravel rides this Spring into Summer. Trofee events are timed/creatively scored rides and will be tabulated at the end of the season for overall finisher prizes and the winner Trofees!
THIS IS A TIMED RIDE, NOT A RACE: We ride to enjoy our open space and challenge ourselves in an incredible environment. We are obligated to yield the right of way to ALL other trail users. In fact, STOP and DISMOUNT when horses are near. The caretakers of these open spaces have been very gracious to allow this event. So lets return the favor and be kind. We obey all traffic laws and common sense.