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8:30 AM New Year YOYO Century 10:00 AM 55 and 30 miles A/B/C/S
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Registration Info
Registration is not Required
You must sign the ride sheet/waiver to participate in the ride and to earn club points and mileage. There will be a Pre-Ride Meeting 10 minutes before the start of the ride. Please arrive at the starting point early enough to get set up before the pre-ride meeting. Helmets are required on all NFBC rides.
About this event
Every year we usher in the New Year with the NFBC all-time club favorite, the YOYO ride on January 1.
Note time change: The Century will start at 8:30, the 55 and 30 miles routes at 10:00 (to allow it to be warmer)
While Amy and Mark are the main Ride Leaders we do need to people to help lead the various pace and distance groups. If you can help please Sign up Here
The 55 & 102 miles routes are available for levels A & B. The 30-mile route (up and down the rail trail) is open to all riders.
The 55 miles travels along with the longer routes but heads back at MacClenny via 90 & the rail trail. At MacClenny the 102-mile route heads north to the southernmost crossing into Georgia.
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/31675043
The picture above is the 100-mile riders at the State Line Store near the FL-GA boarder on 1-1-2022. We take the same picture every year.
This is in 2021, it was quite warm.
Here we are five years earlier on 1-1-2016. It was a semi-warm day.
This picture is the 1-1-2020 start of the YOYO ride. It was a cold day that year, but we still had plenty of riders.
By the way, this ride is called the YOYO ride because on New Year's Day we are never sure which stores will be open and there is no sag wagon. You're On Your Own. So, bring enough food and drink to sustain you through the ride.
Of course, there is water along the rail trail and the Wal-Mart that we pass in MacClenny is always open.
THIS RIDE COUNTS FOR CLUB MILEAGE. (Start off your year with 102 miles!)
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