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Due to resource issues, the 2004 HH100 will occur as an informal self-supported ride that follows the 2003 100 mile route, with a slightly revised start and finish.
There will be no formal sag service and riders are expected to be self-supporting and/or purchase food and beverage from the commercial stores available throughout the route.
Less than 100 mile distances may be easily created by turning off a various points:
Grandview turn around provides approx 20 miles;
Pikes Peak exit left to Beck's Grove road provides approx 40 miles;
Spurgeon Corner exit provides approx 45 miles;
Kurtz/Freetown exit provides approx 55 miles.
Freetown also provides a northside store for refreshment.
The first sag available is Pike's Peak, Crouch's Market (19 miles);
the 2nd will be Spurgeon's corner (29 mile);
the 3rd available will be Brownstown IGA (64 miles);
the 4th is Cortland grocery (72 miles);
the 5th is Waymansville grocery (84 miles);
returning to the 4H fairgrounds.
Tom Talbert and a few riders will be departing West Hill shopping center at 8:00 a.m.
Interested riders may contact Tom via email, TATOCLV @ msn.com or tele (812) 342-4272, or merely show up the 19th morning, prepared to push off at 8:00 a.m.
There are no active plans for the 10, 23, 38, or 62 mile routes used in previous years.
Routes
Available routes: 100 mile only. (other routes shown for reference only)
The terrain for the shorter routes is relatively flat, with a few small hills.
The longer routes have a mix of flats, rolling hills, and a few moderately steep hills.
View Routes and Elevation Changes
10 Mile Route
10 Mile Elevation
23 Mile Route
23 Mile Elevation
38 Mile Route
38 Mile Elevation
62 Mile Route
62 Mile Elevation
100 Mile Route
100 Mile Elevation
2003 Honeysuckle Hundred Sponsors
Sponsor Information
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