The Tech Team encourages those who need a bike worked on before a big race to get it in asap — we fill up fast prior to big events!
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Change up your routine and discover some new trails and routes to bike and run on.
William B. Umstead State Park is located in Wake County between Raleigh and Durham. Divided into two sections, Crabtree Creek and Reedy Creek, this 5,579-acre park is easily accessible from Interstate 40 and US 70. Visit William B. Umstead State Park and enjoy this region of wilderness at the city’s doorstep.
Tucked between the growing cities of Raleigh, Cary, Durham and the corporate world of Research Triangle Park is an oasis of tranquility, a peaceful haven.
Here, two worlds merge as the sounds of civilization give way to the unhurried rhythm of nature. Highways fade in the distance as trees, flowers, birds and streams form a more natural community. William B. Umstead is a place to escape the pressures of everyday life, a place to picnic in the pines, to wait for a fish to bite, to take a hike or horseback ride on trails through the woods.
Divided into two sections, Crabtree Creek and Reedy Creek, this 5,579-acre park is easily accessible from Interstate 40 and US 70. Visit William B. Umstead State Park and enjoy this region of wilderness at the city’s doorstep. The Crabtree Creek section is located 10 miles northwest of Raleigh off US 70. The park visitor’s center and camping facilities are located in this section. From I-40, turn northeast on I-540 and take the US 70 exit. Travel southeast on US 70, and turn right on Umstead Parkway, which leads to the park office and visitor?s center.
The entrance to the Reedy Creek section is 11 miles west of Raleigh off I-40. From I-40, take the Harrison Avenue exit and travel northeast into the park.
Inside-Out Sports weekly rides are continue again this year. The rides start at 6pm from the Cary store and are 30 miles long. We are looking forward to a summer full of great times and awesome training.
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Ride Details:
A Ride- leaves at 6:00pm. Very Fast race pace with a rotating pace line….this ride is a high redline effort but smooth pace line without attacks off the front.
B+ Ride- Leaves at 6:05pm. Fast pace with a rotating pace line of 8 to 10 riders controlling the pace above 21mph. No attacking or surging off the front.
B Group- Leaves at 6:10pm. This is more of a “group” ride with smooth and steady state average of 18 to 20 mph average. Fewer rotations in the pace line and designed to be a non-competitive ride with no attacks or surges…
C Group- Leaves at 6:15pm. This is a “no-drop” ride that will pace themselves as fast as the slowest rider. The Triangle Triathlon Club will have ride leaders for this group.
Contact Mike Beaman for more information: beaman@insideoutsports.com