Saturday June 8th, 2013 

The Bob LeBow Bike Tour is Idaho’s most popular bike tour. Our event is a fun time for the entire family. The bike tour is aimed at encouraging a healthy lifestyle for all riders, while enjoying the beauty of rural Canyon, Owhyee, and Malheur Counties.

**NEW THIS YEAR**
        *Lunch time has been extended and will now be served from 11:30 am - 3:00 pm. 
        *Cut off options have been added to the Century Ride course.  Please see "Course Details" for information.
        *Prizes are available for teams this year. See "Form a Team" for more information.
        *Early Bird Century Ride Start Time now available.  See "Course Details" for information.

What You Need To know:
Registration – Registration is only available on-line and is open now. Fees vary depending on length of ride – early registrants and teams receive discounts on registration fees. It may be possible to register on the day of the ride, at the ride starting point, if the ride has not reached capacity (1,500). Riders are required to sign a consent form. All submitted registrations are final and non-refundable. Registration fees cover: t-shirts, snacks at rest stops, and lunch for the registered rider (served at the finish line between 11:30AM and 3:00PM). Non-riders may purchase tickets for lunch through the on-line registration process or at the finish line.  Riders under the age of 14 MUST be accompanied by an adult unless they are a member of the Byrds.

Packet Pick-Up: Packet pick ups times will be announced below, at these locations closer to the event:
Boise:Pick-up will be held at:
             Terry Reilly Medical - Boise - 300 S. 23rd Street, Boise, 83702
             REI - 8300 W Emerald, Boise, 83704

Nampa:Pick-up at:
             Terry Reilly in Nampa (211 16th Ave, North, Nampa, Idaho)
             Rolling H Cycles - 115 13th Ave S, Nampa, 83651

Packets can also be picked up at the ride starting point after 6:30AM.

Ride Day Parking:Parking is allowed in designated areas which are highlighted on this map.

Rest Stops:Water, sports drinks, fruit and other snacks, in addition to restrooms, are available at designated rest stops along each route.

First Aid:Volunteer healthcare professionals are stationed at select points along the bike tour. There are also limited first aid supplies available at most rest stops.

Sag Wagons and Support:Sag wagons will drive and/or bike most of the routes to aid bikers with mechanical problems, flats, etc. Sag Wagon support is generously donated by:
        *Commerical Tire
        *Bob's Bicycle
        *Rolling H Cycles
Bike Tech support will be provided by REI at the start/finish line.