Monthly Archives: July 2012

A big shout out to all our fantastic sponsors! Everything really came together to make this first year awesome. Thanks to all the racers who came out, buried themselves on Mountain View Rd., survived the rollers of death on Greenwood … Continue reading →

Folks, if you’re reading this it means you’re literate. We like that at the Bite Hard. Day-of registration is available for an extra $10, that’s $50 day-of total registration costs. If you’re not reading this and you email us asking … Continue reading →

Camping at the Bite Hard is easy, if you paid the extra $15/night camping fee online please tell the staff at the fairgrounds that you paid online and they will let you in. Yes, this is an honor system for … Continue reading →

After the race we’ll hold our awards ceremony at the Boonville Hotel, about a quarter mile from the fairgrounds. We will be in the courtyard and have PLENTY of FREE Bite Hard cider. A great accompaniment to our rad Rhoderer … Continue reading →

Here is the course profile for all other fields excluding the P1,2,3 race – this is the course IN REVERSE – we do not have it logged in the clockwise direction the race actual takes:  http://app.strava.com/rides/3720136 This is so you … Continue reading →

If you’re coming from out of town, check out the Ukiah Best Western. It’s about 20 miles from the start over in the town of Ukiah. There isn’t a whole lot of rooms in Boonville, and the inn’s typically sell … Continue reading →

The first person over the Mountain View KOM will be receiving a bottle of Philo Ridge wine!! Also, 2nd and 3rd place overall finishers will also receive a bottle of this awesome craft wine! So what are you waiting for?

Is your friend or significant other racing? Need something to do? Like aggressive driving? Ask me (jeff) about volunteering as a neutral support car. We will pay you $20 for the gas.

For anyone interested in camping, it’s a $15/night fee. There are bathrooms and showers in a co-located building at the Fairgrounds. You can pretty much pitch your tent anywhere on the grass or setup a RV or van in the … Continue reading →