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BVBF Co-Chair

Chris Quoyeser

BVBF FAQ

When will registration open for BVBF?

Registration opens at 8:00 p.m. MST on January 8, 2018. Click here to read all registration details.

Is there a cap on rider registrations?

Yes, the ride is capped at 900 riders. SO REGISTER EARLY!

How will I know when the cap has been reached?

A message will be posted on this site's home page and the registration link will be removed from this site.

Where and when can I pick up my packet?

Packet pick up will at McPhelemy Park on Friday, from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Saturday morning from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

How can I get a jersey?

Jerseys can be purchase with your registration or purchased separately on Eventbrite. Be sure to read about jersey sizes and ordering details.

Can I get a refund if I am unable to ride?

Sorry, there are no refunds for this event.

What happens if it rains?

This is a rain or shine event, there are no rain dates. Come prepared!

Where does the ride start?

There will be an optional group start at 7:30 am at McPhelemy Park, or you may choose to start where and when you want. The Routes page has suggested start times for each route, as well as rest stop opening and closing times.

Where can I park? Limited parking is available in and around McPhelemy Park. Otherwise you may park at the Sangre de Cristo Electric Association or the United Congregational Church, both located just north of Buena Vista on US 24.

Do I have to wear the wrist band and attach a number to my bike?

Yes, your wrist band and bike number give you access to aid stations, food, drink and SAG support. It also gives you access to the post ride party, meal and drinks after the event.

Will there be enough food at the rest stops or do I need to bring my own?

The rest stops are approximately 20 miles apart and will be fully stocked including a variety of fruit, bagels, muffins, bars, water and an energy drink. There will be a light lunch on the longer course.

What type of clothing should I bring?

Expect it to be warm and sunny in the lower elevations, but be prepared for a possible afternoon shower which could include snow or sleet so it is wise to carry a rain jacket and/or leg and arm warmers. Expect sun – so wear sunscreen! This is Colorado and we have little control over what Ma Nature feels like throwing you.

What if I have a breakdown on the road?

Mechanical support will be available at several rest stops and SAG support along the route. They will get to you as soon as possible, but come prepared to at least be able to fix a flat. Those with serious mechanical difficulties will be transported to a rest stop.

For more updates

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