NEW DEPARTURE TIME

                        "Donations benefit Wears Valley Childrens Ranch"


          "Jail Break Encore"

    
          Saturday August 21, 2010

            Depart from West Bicycles in Farragut at 7:30am
                  100 mile     70 mile     50 mile
                               Maps and que sheets available in store

                     - 7:00    Coffee, rider sign-in, Pre ride Prepration
               - 7:25    Que up for departure, final instructions, blessing of the riders.
               - 7:30    Group departure



    Click here to pre register: I want to be a Jailbreaker    Subject: Encore 100  or 70  or 50 mile route

                        Volunteer needed to staff the Poplar Creek Rd Rest Stop from 9:30 till 12:30.
                           Volunteer needs to be able to transport 2 drink coolers and assorted foor.
                      To volunteer contact Fares@westbicycles.com  Subject: Rest Stop volunteer

                   "Flats Happen" Consider new tires before making the Break.

  The name of this ride will be obvious to the adventurous and conditioned cyclist choosing the 100 mile route. Experience
some of the most beautiful, rugged and hostile landscape in the country. It’s the perfect location for the Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary.  Fortunately, the roads are well maintained, the descents are fast and the climbs separate whoever needs to be
separated. 
   The 70 mile route is not for the faint of heart. Although you won't pass by the penitentiary, or be attacked by the Frozen Head
assent, you still have plenty of climbs, descents, navigational challenges and awesome scenery. The decision point to go for the
100 or settle for the 72 mile route comes at 26 miles into the ride. Just ask yourself, “Do I Feel Lucky...Today.” Don't forget the
outdorr cafe' "Choices" just past Oliver Springs for a nice rest stop to enjoy a light breakfast and regroup with friends. 

      The 50 mile route shares the first 17 miles then detours through Oak Ridge before picking up the final 20 miles of
the main loop. All will enjoy this early morning ride. 
   This challenging event is well suited for experienced and conditioned cyclists capable of handling emergency repairs, familiar with road etiquette and physically conditioned for this challenge.  Convenience stores are located on the route
for your personal food and drink supplies. Local sheriffs are anticipating cyclists and hopefully won't mistake you for
escapees.