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2004 Armadillo Hill Country Classic : Central Texas charity ride

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  1. Ride through broad valleys, over sweeping vistas, and gently
    rolling hills. The Armadillo Hill Country Classic is your
    chance to experience the best that Central Texas has to
    offer cyclists — at any experience level.

    Featuring nearly every imaginable mileage option from 14 to
    120 miles, and plenty of excellent rest stops with
    experienced, professional SAG support, the Armadillo Classic
    is your chance to set a new goal and achieve a new personal
    cycling milestone.

    This year, we feature the 120 mile metric century option
    that we introduced, but admittedly didn't fully explain
    last year. Don't be late at the starting point either
    because riders attempting the 80, 100, and 120 mile options
    must arrive at our 30-mile-point "Dillo Door" before 10:30
    am.. Otherwise they will be directed to continue on one of
    the shorter options. Armadillo Classic riders on-site
    registration & packet pickup begins at 6:30. The ride
    starts at 8:00
    a.m.

    Also noteworthy is the 6.5-mile Kids and Family Ride with a
    separate starting point in Bertram where kids ride free with
    a parent or guardian who only pays $10 to ride. The ride
    starts at 10 am.

    The Armadillo is one of the most popular rides in the
    Central Texas region and certainly the best value. Your
    registration fee supports bicycle safety education & free
    bike helmets for central Texas children.

    More information is at
    austincycling.orgindex.htm

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