BikeMO 2006: Fall Foliage Extravaganza

BikeMO Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Springfield Neurological and Spine Institute

Kansas City Bicycle Club

Red, White, and Green, Inc.

Silver Sponsors

Whole Foods Kansas City

Sallee Law Firm
Kansas City, MO

Bronze Sponsors

System Solutions, Inc.

kcbike.info

Alpine Shop

ACME Bicycle Company

You or your company can become a sponsor of BikeMo 2006--click here for printable application form (PDF format)
Please pre-register now for BikeMo 2006--October 14th, 2006.
Celebrate the Missouri Bicycle Federation's many successes this year with us, as we enjoy the fall foliage and beautiful roads of central Missouri on this new ride featuring Century, Metric Century (62 miles), and Half-Metric (32 miles) routes.

Time & place: Saturday, Oct 14th, 2006, 9AM, starting at Holt's Summit Plaza, Holt's Summit, MO, five miles north of Jefferson City on Hwy 54.

BikeMO showcases the countryside, autumn leaves, and fine rural roads of Callaway county this year.

The ride will begin at 9AM because of the season and to allow time that morning for cyclists from Kansas City, St. Louis, and other areas of the state to travel to the starting point.
Photo from BikeMO 2005


With preregistration the ride is only $20/individual, $15/student, $40/family. Day of event registration will be $25 per person, no exceptions.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page for BikeMO resources and information, including maps, sag stops, camping, motels, and directions to the starting point.

Plan to support MoBikeFed the fun, enjoyable way-by participating in BikeMo!

The BikeMO Routes
The BikeMO routes are three of the most beautiful loops through rural, scenic mid-Missouri. Most of the routes are on low-traffic, two-lane country roads.

Most of the route can be described as gently rolling hills and some segments are quite flat. But every so often there are some really steep or substantial hills--for instance on the segment of the Century route between Readsville and Fulton, and the section of the 32-mile route on Highway H.

The route passes through or along many sections of the Mark Twain National Forest and wildlife conservation areas--for instance, the route passes through, along, or near the Pine Ridge Campground, the Cedar Creek Trail, Carrington Pits Recreation Area, the Cedar Creek Unit of Mark Twain National Forest, the Little Dixie Lake Conservation Area, the Prairie Fork Conservation Area, the Reform Conservation Area.

Route resources:



Online BikeMO Preregistration

If you pre-register the ride is only:
$20 regular
$15 student
$40 family

(Day of event registration will be $25 per person--no exceptions.)


Additional tax-deductible donations are welcomed and will benefit the Missouri Bicycle Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)3 corporation dedicated to bicycle safety and education.



Because this is a fund raising event, no refunds will be given. The ride will go, rain or shine!

If you have trouble with online registration or prefer to send a check, just print and mail the BikeMO registration form (PDF format).



BikeMO resources:
Please note that all of the above reflect provisional plans, which may change.

  • Starting point
  • Lunch: For 60 and 100 milers we suggest lunch in Fulton. We will provide a list of restaurants in the area. This is on your own, of course.
  • Roving Sag: Sag vehicles will drive the route to help bicyclists in trouble or having mechanical problems. In addition, Eric at Fulton Bicycle is hosting the Fulton Sag Stop, so if you are having any mechanical problems, there is an opportunity to have them worked on.
  • Lodging:
  • Area festivals and eventsHelmets are required for the ride.

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