I've got to say that Boulder County, CO would be an absolutely wonderful place to have a RIDING type vintage event. The canyons are full of interest ing dirt and paved roads of all types and for the most part well maintained . The scenery is breathtaking (as is the altitude!). I have the good fortun e of getting out there to ride once or twice a year, but would love to have a true gathering of vintage steel. If you love to ride....this is truly a bike Meca.
Mike Kone any thoughts?
Bill Talbot New Hartford, CT USA
Todd Teachout said,
"Of the places I've been in my life that would have interesting and challenging dirt roads in the spirit of the great european bike race courses, I nominate rural Boulder County, CO. When I lived there in the 80's they had lots of dirt roads, many roads with long grades in the 4-9 percent range, and shorter grades in the 9-15 percent range. Add to that elevations in the 8,000 to 12,000 foot levels and you get a real challenge!!!! Boulder remains a road bike mecca so support is there. Gotta watch out for those afternoon thunderstorms though."
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