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2024 Bike the beach

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Lottery is open through Jan 16th

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3500 riders are selected for the Little Red Ride through a lottery process. During this time you can enter the lottery as an individual or as a team, with a group of your friends with whom you want to ride. We will then select the team and individual participants through a random drawing process. Entry fee is $90 per rider.

Key Dates

JAN 8 | Lottery Open

JAN 21 | Lottery Closes

MAY 22 | Packets & Merchandise Sent

MAY 31 | Camping / Shopping / Dining

JUN 01 | Ride / Expo

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Need to make changes to your registration details? Changes can be made from your EnMotive account anytime prior to March 24th.
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  • Select the Registrations tab
  • Find your Little Red 2024 registration
  • Click on the actions icon in the top right corner
  • Select View Registration and Edit your details

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A ride for all.

With five courses to choose from there is a distance and a challenge for riders of all abilities. Returning riders will recognize a lot that is familiar, but there are also differences. Please take some time to become familiar with your route and its rest stops. The routes will be prominently signed as usual, and this year we have improved the Ride with GPS audible navigation cues.
17

miles

A 16.8 mile loop on paved country roads. The terrain is mostly flat with rolling hills. One rest stop about halfway to lunch at the Lewiston Fairgrounds.

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30

miles

A 30.6 mile loop on paved country roads (with one short stretch of gravel). Two rest stops before lunch at the Lewiston Fairgrounds. The terrain is mostly flat with rolling hills, one sustained climb, and a beautiful Bear River crossing in Idaho.

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55

Miles

Perhaps the most beautiful of the five courses, the 54.4 mile loop on paved country roads has wonderful views from the causeway across the Bear River. Two rest stops before lunch in Newton and returning to the Fairgrounds. The terrain is mostly flat with rolling hills and two sustained climbs, including the traditional after-lunch climb to (and descent from) the Newton Reservoir.

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70

Miles

Share the south loop of the century course on paved country roads and the west edge of Logan. Three rest stops before lunch in Newton and returning to the Fairgrounds.  The terrain is mostly flat with rolling hills and two sustained climbs, including the traditional after-lunch climb to (and descent from) the Newton Reservoir.

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100

Miles

A true century. Share the south loop with the 70-milers on paved country roads and the west edge of Logan. Three rest stops before lunch in Newton. Then ride into Idaho for the north loop and stops in Weston and Preston before returning to the Fairgrounds.  The terrain is mostly flat with rolling hills and five sustained climbs, including the traditional after-lunch climb to (and descent from) the Newton Reservoir and “The Big Hill” before Preston.

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about Little Red

Little Red, organized by the Bonneville Cycling Club (BCC), raises money for the fight against cancer in women. BCC is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing education and riding opportunities for all cyclists, from novice to expert.

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