I'm with you on all that Joy! I think there should be 'No limitations...Only inspiration'
Post it all and give everyone a chance to participate. (mtb. rides, junior rides, hikes, weekend events, social/commuity activities etc.) It's all fun and good depending on what your looking for. People stop me all the time when they see me with my bike on my van and ask me about cycling. I always give them some encouragement to come out and ride. I tell them if I can do it they can do it. I think there are lots of people out there who want to ride, but don't know where to start. My mom even rode her bike over to my house tonight and there was mention of my dad wanting to borrow a bike?? Hmmm.... Maybe their starting to figure out this is fun and I don't just enjoy running around in tight bike shorts and jerseys?
Chris

Thats great!!

Oh I said BLOGS but I think I meant message board too....our Bella boards are divided up by interests...the BLOGS are more of a fun way to show whats going on ..

My only comment is to ask the webmaster. How much time does it take to add these to the website?
Eric and Sabrina are doing a great job and I would not want to see us over taxing their valuable time. If it is no big deal, be honest Eric, to them I'm with Joy and Chris.
James

I would like to see all avalible area ride/event options posted here rather then searching them out individually, but also realize that for every fun downhill (our convenience) there comes a climb (the extra pressure on club staff).

Check out www.nashvillecyclist.com This is Tim Hall's website. He is a local racer and coach of the Cumberland University Cycling team. He does allot of research into all cycling events in the Southeast and has lists for them..............

The downside is the work involved in keeping up with it. Posting a link to the Charity Rides on the www.nashvillecyclist.com site would be an easy way to do it and it appears to be a fairly exhaustive list.

Depending on how it was done, the link could go to that site or we could give credit to that site. If there's somebody dedicated to maintaining such a list, why not take advantage of it?