1. Follow the Rules of the Road
2. Be Visible
3. Be Predictable
4. Anticipate Conflicts
5. Wear a Helmet

Additional information on riding safely is available from the League of American Bicyclists at:http://www.bikeleague.org/resources/better/

• Sign-Up Sheet

Bike Laws

• Georgia Bike Laws
• Tennessee Bike Laws

SAME ROADS-SAME RIGHTS-SAME RULES
Tennessee and Georgia traffic laws apply to all cyclists. Tennessee law says that “every person riding a bicycle is granted all the rights and is subject to all the duties applicable to the driver of a vehicle”. Be aware of the laws that apply to us as cyclists, be a courteous cyclist, and please share the road.

• CBC Ride Leaders Manual

Instructions for posting a ride on the ride calendar:

• Instructions

October 1, 2011

The Chattanooga Bicycle Club presents the 2010 Sequatchie Valley Century. All routes feature the beauty of the Sequatchie Valley, surrounded by mountains, friendly communities and terrific fall scenery. The event has been a rider favorite for years! Route options of 100, 62 and 25 miles are fully supported. Amenities include a long-sleeved T-shirt, support vehicles, restrooms and showers, well-stocked rest stops and a post-ride meal. THIS IS A RAIN OR SHINE EVENT. 100% of the profit from this event is donated to local food banks and charities. All Riders Must Wear Helmets

May 5, 2012

The Chattanooga Bicycle Club and Outdoor Chattanooga present the 25th annual 3 State 3 Mountain Challenge. One of the southeast’s most scenic and challenging events offers 4 route options for riders...

The rigorous 100-mile option takes riders through Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia and over 3 mountains. (Suck Creek mountain, Sand mountain and Lookout mountain).

The slightly less rigorous 90-mile option takes riders through 3 states and 2 mountains. It bypasses Burkhalter Gap.

The moderate 62-mile option spans 2 states - Tennessee and Georgia - and ascends 1 mountain (Suck Creek).

The 25-mile ride is a moderately hilly ride on roads of Tennessee and Georgia. It shares the last 25 miles of the 62-mile option.