Fall been too easy on you? Try one of these events to get your head screwed back off.

6 hours of Herb – this Saturday – the trail is in GREAT shape and a blast to ride.

Cyclocrunk – Tuesday night cross series

SpookyCross Weekend – October 30 and 31 . . . → Read More: Upcoming area races and events]]> This word just in from Random Juggernaut Boomer Leopold himself.

Fall been too easy on you? Try one of these events to get your head screwed back off.

6 hours of Herb – this Saturday – the trail is in GREAT shape and a blast to ride.

Cyclocrunk – Tuesday night cross series

SpookyCross Weekend – October 30 and 31 – should be a blast, heading back to the renditions of the Amphitheater of Pain courses.

Outdoors Cross Race – November 14th 2010.

Marx and Bensdorf is putting on a Paris-Roubaix-style race at about 9am Rocktober 9th, North of Shelby Forest.  M&B is coordinating with the Curt Arthur fund committee (DCJ and others) to donate the proceeds to the fund.  If those proceeds turn out to not be required, they will go to St. Jude.

October 9th, . . . → Read More: Super Flossy!]]> It’s about to get FLOSSY!

Marx and Bensdorf is putting on a Paris-Roubaix-style race at about 9am Rocktober 9th, North of Shelby Forest.  M&B is coordinating with the Curt Arthur fund committee (DCJ and others) to donate the proceeds to the fund.  If those proceeds turn out to not be required, they will go to St. Jude.

October 9th, 2010 will be the first Mad Crunk, Super Flossy, Straight Flexin, Ain’t Frontin, Invitational Classic 5000! Bring your Paris-Roubaix attitude and your Cancellara bike motor to attack this course. Pimp cups to the top 3. Check’em!

It is highly recommended that you ride each of the gravel sections of this course. The race will finish on a long, flat, 7.5 mile gravel section. Most of the paved roads are in very good condition, however it is highly recommended that you ride a hard case tire. The gravel sections have a knack for causing flats. We will do our best to provide rider support, but you as racers need to bring spare tubes, a way to inflate those tubes, and the ability to change those tubes.

There is a chance that you will enter the gravel sections at speeds above 20 mph. The racers will be responsible for entering these sections at a manageable speed. The gravel sections are all pretty flat, however there are a couple of sandy sections which can be difficult to navigate through. Be prepared.

Although we will have volunteers at all turns, it is up to the riders to know the race course. We will also have follow vehicles, however they will stay behind the “peloton.” If you get dropped, or if you are off the front, you need to be prepared to fix your own mechanical.

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Best of luck out there folks, it’s time to get Flossy!

September 25, 2010 70-mile bike ride • 40-mile bike ride • 20-mile bike ride • family fun ride Memphis, Tennessee

Join fellow bicycle enthusiasts in Memphis, Tennessee, for the inaugural Give thanks. Ride. event benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. By cycling in this event, you are helping St. Jude find cures and save the lives of children suffering . . . → Read More: St. Jude, Give Thanks. Ride]]>

September 25, 2010
70-mile bike ride • 40-mile bike ride • 20-mile bike ride • family fun ride
Memphis, Tennessee

Join fellow bicycle enthusiasts in Memphis, Tennessee, for the inaugural Give thanks. Ride. event benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. By cycling in this event, you are helping St. Jude find cures and save the lives of children suffering from cancer and other deadly diseases. Each mile you ride inspires hope in the patients and families of St. Jude.

This charity ride will begin on the St. Jude campus, follow a route north towards Shelby Forest, and end back at St. Jude. In addition, we will also offer a family fun ride on a closed course for parents and kids age 12 and under. Race courses close at 1 p.m. and participants still on the course will be brought back to the St. Jude campus at that time.

View 70-mile course.

View 40-mile course.

View 20-mile course.

Register today.

Save before fees increase. (Online registration closes September 23 at midnight. After that, registration will only be available on ride day beginning at 6:30 a.m. Prices will remain the same.)

In keeping with Tennessee state law, all ride participants must wear a helmet.

If you have any questions or would like to volunteer at this event, please contact: Angela Fox atangela.fox@stjude.org.

Join us as we celebrate the life of Brian Dahl and his love for cycling. Registration begins at 8:00 AM at the OPC Activity Center Parking Lot. You may also register online at www.racesonline.com.

Proceeds will benefit Angel Ranch, a shelter for abused . . . → Read More: Brian Dahl’s Birthday Ride]]> Come join us for the 3rd Annual Brian Dahl’s Birthday Ride on October 23, 2010!

Join us as we celebrate the life of Brian Dahl and his love for cycling. Registration begins at 8:00 AM at the OPC Activity Center Parking Lot. You may also register online at www.racesonline.com.

Proceeds will benefit Angel Ranch, a shelter for abused children.

Registration fee is $30.00.

Ride options are Long (55 Miles), Intermediate (25-35) and Short (5-10). A walk will be available as well.

55 Mile Route

Brian Dahl Birthday Ride in a larger map

25 Mile Route

5 Mile Route

Brian Dahl Birthday Ride 5 mile course in a larger map

You can find all the pertinent information right . . . → Read More: Oxford Endurance Weekend just around the corner]]> Get ready for a race packed weekend on August 14-15, just a few short weeks from now, as Oxford hosts a Time Trial, Circuit Race and a rockin and rollin Criterium right on the downtown square!

You can find all the pertinent information right here; http://oxfordbikeraces.racesonline.com/

This page has been a long time coming, and with the heat right now reaching to record highs, it’s been pretty easy for my helper boxer, Gretchen, and I to tuck back behind the computer and go ahead and get this sorted out.

It’s a little sparse right now, but . . . → Read More: Welcome to our page!]]> Dear current and future customers of Active Oxford,

This page has been a long time coming, and with the heat right now reaching to record highs, it’s been pretty easy for my helper boxer, Gretchen, and I to tuck back behind the computer and go ahead and get this sorted out.

It’s a little sparse right now, but I promise that we’ll have some more interactive features coming real soon!