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Coach Fred Matheny, Guest Speaker at the Skinny Tire Festival, shares his perspective of Moab on a road bike on the premium site at www.roadbikerider.com. ************************************ 

Articles in Grand Junction Sentinel:

Skinny Tire Festival begins this weekend

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Get excited for 2009 by reading what happened in 2008. 

2008 EVENT ROUND-UP:

photos from AID#3 have been added in photo gallery


           WAS THAT A FUN WEEKEND OR WHAT?


Just under a thousand cyclists enjoyed the beauty and wonder of canyon country at the Moab Century Tour while bringing focus and awareness to the cancer cause.

 

Thanks to you, $7,270 will be donated to the Moab Cancer Treatment and Resource Center and $620 will be donated to the Diana Price-Fish Cancer Foundation for Colorado Adult Cancer Patients, plus $125 will be donated to the Grand Foundation for Higher Education (the coins some of you purchased). 

 

 

In addition to all of that….join us in recognizing two groups who used this event to raise additional funds for causes close to their hearts: 

APPLAUSE….APPLAUSE…..APPLAUSE

 

The Team In Training Rocky Mountain and Utah Chapters raised $98,282 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the Diana Price-Fish Cancer Foundation participants raised $12,100.  

Some Event Statistics and Roundup:    

 

 

Hats off to the HAM radio operators who voluntarily managed communications during the event. You kept the riders safe, law enforcement informed, and event organizers sane.

  
 


 

 
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