June 400 km
Brevet: June 400 km
Organizer: Mark Thomas (206) 612-4700 [email protected]
Date: SUNDAY, June 15, 2003
Start Time: 6:30AM (registration 5:30AM - 6:15AM)
Finish Time: June 16, 9:30AM
Start/Finish Location: Residence of Mark Thomas
Address: 13543 160th Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98052
Driving instruction:
| From Seattle | |
| Take SR-520 towards BELLEVUE/KIRKLAND. | 6.3 miles |
| Take I-405 NORTH towards EVERETT | 5.5 miles |
| Take exit 20b (exit 20 if southbound on I-405) | |
| Turn RIGHT (Turn Left if coming from the North) | |
| Head East on 124TH AVE NE. | |
| Turn LEFT onto WOODINVILLE REDMOND RD NE (SR-202) | 2.5 miles |
| Turn RIGHT up the hill onto 156TH AVE NE. (Grousemont Estates sign) | 0.3 miles |
| 156TH AVE NE becomes NE 132ND ST | 0.1 miles |
| Turn LEFT at the top of the hill onto 158TH AVE NE | 0.0 miles |
| Turn RIGHT onto NE 133RD ST. | 0.1 miles |
| NE 133RD ST becomes 160TH AVE NE | 0.2 miles |
Carpools always appreciated. Best place to park is along 135th Street where there are no houses (right turn off 160th Avenue just before the Dead End sign).
Entry Fee: $25.00 Members. $35.00 Non-members. Medal additional $7.00 (Available to RUSA and BC Randonneurs members only). Please make all entry and membership fees payable to SIR.
Please download and fill out this Entry Form in advance:
Fee Structure Explanation for joining SIR:
You don't have to be a SIR member to participate, but we encourage you to join us! The costs are only $8.00 to join SIR with email notice of events and newsletter, or $15.00 to join SIR as a regular, U.S. mail notice of events and newsletter. Also, all SIR members must join Randonneurs USA (RUSA). RUSA cost is $20.00 annually.
Special Instructions:
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS RIDE IS ON SUNDAY, NOT SATURDAY.
Equipment needed: Remember riding gear for inclement weather, bike tools, spare tubes, and food/water for yourself. All riders should be familiar with the SIR Brevet Riders Expectations
Headlights (white and clearly visible from 150 yards to oncoming traffic), tail lights, and red rear reflectors are required. Note that many taillights are also legal reflectors. These may be checked and riders disqualified if they do not function. Functional lights must be mounted on bike at all times. Lights must be operating at night on each bike in a group. Blinking taillights are permitted, but note that these may bother other riders.
Reflective vests and leg bands are required for riding at night or during poor visibility. This is for your safety and others in the group.
Hand held flashlights or helmet mounted lights are recommended for repairs made in the dark.
As a courtesy to other riders, fenders (with 1/4 coverage front wheel and 1/2 coverage rear wheel) are recommended. Additional rear splashguards are recommended for group riding.
Ride Beginning: Let Mark know if you need a place to stay the night before before the start.
Ride End: Mark Thomas residence. Post-ride nap space, food, and showers available (bring a towel).
Route Description: This brevet will follow last fall's relatively flat 400 km route. From near Redmond, the route will take back roads to Snohomish then follow Highway 9 to Arlington. From Arlington, the route will take Highway 530 to Darrington and then to Rockport. From there it will take you west to Sedro-Wooley on SR-20 and then on mostly back roads to Chuckanut Drive. A scenic stretch along the water will take you to the turnaround point in Bellingham. The stop will be at Bandito's Burritos until they close (9PM, I think); after that Father John's will offer its all-night hospitality. The return trip will feature Bayview-Edison Road, La Conner, Conway, Stanwood, and Silvana on the way to Arlington. From Arlington, the route retraces its start back to Mark's house.
Controls:
57 km Arlington
104 km Darrington
149 km Concrete
207 km Best Road/Highway 20
247 km Bellingham
297 km La Conner
324 km Stanwood
350 km Arlington
407 km FINISH
Route Sheet
Last Updated: 06.10.03