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Wright Stuff Century

Event Information

  • Date: Sunday, September 5, 2010 (Labor Day Weekend)
  • Registration Opens: 7:00 AM
  • Course Opens: 7:30 AM
  • Venue: Tyrol Basin Ski Lodge – (608) 437-4135
  • Address: 3487 Bohn Rd., Mt Horeb, WI 53744-5685 (Google Map)
  • Dinner will be available starting at 11:00 AM!!  TBD

Directions

From Madison take Highway 151 south to Highway 78 (second Mt. Horeb exit). Turn right on highway 78, go 1/8 mile and turn left on County Road ID. Take ID for 2 miles and turn right on County Road JG. Take JG for 3 miles and turn left on Bohn Road.


Registration

Online registration will open April 15, 2010.  Day of registration will be available, but limited!

We are unable to accept credit cards at this time, so please bring a check or cash to register.


Thank you to all the Volunteers!!

Volunteers ride for free, get a free meal, a gift, and a big pat on the back!   If you see them, give them a huge thanks for helping to make this ride as great as it is!


WSC History

In 1978, about 30 people showed up for what was then called the Great Dane Century. Bombay Bicycle Club is proud to host the Wright Stuff Century—a classic Wisconsin ride; the grand-dad of the century rides in this area!


Additional Information

This year, the Iowa County Humane Society will be present at Tyrol.  Come see what your contributions support!!

This is the Bombay Bicycle Club’s main source of funding to support the club.  Proceeds from this ride are split between the club, the Iowa County Humane Society, and the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin.

Come out and support the club!  Ride 30, 60 or the 100 mile loop!!

(A portions of the registration fees are donated to the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin and the Iowa County Humane Society.)

Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin Iowa County Humane Society Logo


Prices

Register By July 1, 2009 August 23, 2009 Day of Event
Member $ $ $
Non-Member $ $ $
Sorry, no refunds.

Fee Includes

  • Detailed map and cue sheet
  • Turns marked at intersections
  • Food and drink at rest-stops and water stops
  • Mechanics at start of ride and one rest stop
  • Support vans throughout the ride to ensure that all riders return safely by 6:00 PM
  • Post ride Dinner (non-riders will be able to purchase dinner for $10.00 each)

2010 T-shirt and socks  (Pricing and details coming)


Routes

30, 60, or 100 miles through hills and meadows on lightly traveled roads. The 60 & 100 mile routes are reasonably challenging. Decide as you ride. Set your own pace.


Bikes

For riding longer distances, we recommend a racing-touring or hybrid style bike; climbing hills will be easier than with a mountain bike.


Clothing Tips

Dressing in layers of breathable clothing and packing a rain proof shell will help ensure your comfort in changing weather conditions. Helmets are required.


Our Sponsors

A special thanks to our sponsors.  This year, we would like to recognize the following organizations for their support and contributions: