IDIDARIDE XXXIII (2027)
Suwannee Bicycle Association
IDIDARIDE XXXII is a bicycle challenge ride. It is NOT a race.
It is an off-road endurance ride through woodlands along the Suwannee River. Approximately 50 miles of singletrack trails and woods roads have been linked to form a continuous route with a minimum of pavement.
This route has terrain, stream crossings, and distance to challenge all off-road riders.
The entry fee includes a continental breakfast, a mid-ride lunch and an after-ride dinner, plus hydration and snacks at sag-stops.
A great event depends on great volunteers. Whether you are new to the area or a seasoned veteran, all help is welcome.
Ride marshals ride the entire event. They must be SBA members familiar with the trails and must attend IDIDAPREP and IDIDACLEAN.
Volunteering is also a good way for non-riders or family members to take part in the fun.
This year we are giving the T-shirt vendor a break, so there will be no new event tee shirt.
There will be surprise SWAG with your registration.
Event day walk-in registrations carry a $10 late fee. Walk-ins are not guaranteed event SWAG if supplies run out, because SWAG, food, and supply purchasing happen days in advance based on sign-ups.
IDIDARIDE jerseys are special, but to keep them affordable there must be adequate interest, meaning a minimum order number.
This year there will be a survey to identify demand. A jersey design will be worked on if the jersey is green-lighted.
IDIDARIDE is sponsored by the Suwannee Bicycle Association, a non-profit organization promoting bicycling, environmental education and appreciation of the Suwannee region.
All proceeds from the event are used to develop more off-road bicycle trails and other facilities.
Up to 7 days before the event: cancellation requests are honored. Less than 7 days before the event: you may request to transfer your registration to another rider, or donate it to the non-profit Suwannee Bicycle Association.
The ride is an off-road endurance route through woodlands along the Suwannee River. Singletrack trails and woods roads have been linked into one continuous route with a minimum of pavement. The terrain, stream crossings and distance are meant to challenge all off-road riders. It is a challenge ride, not a race.
At several checkpoints along the route, SBA will monitor rider progress. Food, beverage and mechanical support will be available at these stations.
Bail-out points are marked for riders who are unable to complete the entire ride.
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White Springs is a town in North Florida, USA, on the Suwannee River, known for its historic mineral spring water baths and as the home of the annual Florida Folk Festival. Summers are hot and humid, so the cooler months from late autumn to early spring are the best seasons to race.
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