What:  MACC’s annual One Love Century with 100, 60, 40, 25, and 10-mile options

When: Saturday, August 30, 2008

Where: Start/Finish: Stonewall Tell Elementary School, College Park Georgia 

Time: 8:00 a.m. with check-in at 7:00 a.m. 

Route:
Enjoy cycling that traverses gently rolling terrain in Georgia’s South Fulton, Rico, Palmetto and Coweta County, known to local cyclists as “silk sheets” for its minimal traffic, quiet roads, and smooth terrain.

Registration:
Registration includes full SAG support, a well-marked route, cue sheet, map, T-shirt, rest stops, sport drinks, and water.  Stick around after the ride for music, drinks, food, and fun.

Click here to download a slide show of last year’s event.

Sponsorship:
This is your chance to make a difference in the cycling community by supporting youth cycling programs and sponsoring a team of young cyclists to ride in the One Love Century.  In addition to being one of the best-supported rides in Georgia, 100% of the proceeds from registration, sponsors, and donations go directly back to the youth cycling community. 

We invite corporate sponsors to help make this event a success.  Sponsorship provides visibility throughout the Atlanta business and cycling communities through MACC’s long-standing reputation as a safe and welcoming recreational cycling club

Click here to download a sponsorship form to learn how you can help participate and support our event.

This year’s beneficiaries include:
• The East Atlanta Kids Club – a nonprofit mentoring and enrichment program for East Atlanta kids

• Sopo (South of Ponce) – a nonprofit, community-based bicycle education, maintenance, and service shop

• The East Point Velodrome – home of the highly acclaimed Bicycle Little League, providing summer camps, track clinics, and promoting bicycling safety awareness for youth and adults

• The Dream Team – a group of aspiring young cyclists who participate in the annual Bike Ride Across Georgia (BRAG)

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