Free Wheel 2006 Coming to Town
Event features seven days across Oklahoma, nearly 400 miles.
The largest group of bicycle riders ever to hit Grove will be riding into town Friday night, June 16. Some 1,400 riders and their families will be riding from Pryor, 58 miles distance, traveling up the hills and around the lake, including a tough stretch near Zena.
Oklahoma Free Wheel begins June 11 at Hugo with a day trip to Atoka, 53 miles; the second day riders head for Wilburton, 81 miles; then on to Warner, 56 miles, Tahlequah, 58 miles, and Pryor, 45 miles.
This is the 28th year of the state's premier bicycle touring event. It ends June 17 with the run from Grove to Baxter Springs, KS, 45 miles away. Along the way, residents share food, entertainment, overnight accommodations, local history.
The Grand Lake Association is sponsoring the June 16 ride and is looking for volunteers to assist. Deb Wolek, Executive Director, said volunteers may call 786-2289 to assist.
The largest group of bicycle riders ever to hit Grove will be riding into town Friday night, June 16. Some 1,400 riders and their families will be riding from Pryor, 58 miles distance, traveling up the hills and around the lake, including a tough stretch near Zena.
Oklahoma Free Wheel begins June 11 at Hugo with a day trip to Atoka, 53 miles; the second day riders head for Wilburton, 81 miles; then on to Warner, 56 miles, Tahlequah, 58 miles, and Pryor, 45 miles.
This is the 28th year of the state's premier bicycle touring event. It ends June 17 with the run from Grove to Baxter Springs, KS, 45 miles away. Along the way, residents share food, entertainment, overnight accommodations, local history.
The Grand Lake Association is sponsoring the June 16 ride and is looking for volunteers to assist. Deb Wolek, Executive Director, said volunteers may call 786-2289 to assist.
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