Back in the 1990's, the Goatneck was cursed with rain. It seemed that every year they had big rains affect their routes and riders. Well, those rainy days are but a memory. Lately, The Goatneck has seen lots of heat and wind to go with their famous hilly routes. They do a great job taking care of their many riders on routes of 10, 27, 41 and 70 miles. The longest route starts at 7:30am, with everybody on the road before 8am. Get up early and drive to Cleburne for an awesome ride

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Years ago, while riding in The Goatneck with my friend Fred Miller, the heat was building and we were fading. I did not know how much Fred was fading until I heard him ask me to get up front (at my size he says I offer little relief). As I pulled him in to the finish, I thought about what we could do to combat the heat. I pulled out my water bottle and gave us both a spray on the arms and legs. It helped, but not much. When we pulled into the parking lot, I went to my car and began to grab some water bottles out of a cooler. As my hand dipped into the icy/slushy water, I had an idea. I grabbed some hand towels that were there, dipped them in the ice water, wrung them out and shared them with Fred. We used them to wipe down our faces, arms and legs before wrapping them around our necks. The Bikin' Mike Cool Down Cocktail was born. I make sure I have an ice chest and towels at every ride I attend - and they are always a hit. Just make sure to use it at the END of the ride for best results.

Big Bend National Park, according to Texas Monthly, has some of the best cycling and hiking in the state. Our week long adventure includes 4 days of road cycling and 2 days of hiking.  We take care of the meals, lodging, support and more. We have 3 seats open for our 2016 tour. Registration ends August 1.

Fall Cycling offers cool mornings and very pleasant afternoons. The Natchez Trace is a National Parkway that features no billboards, no trucks and plenty of scenery. Our support crew helps you adjust the route distance to your fitness level every day. We take care of the lodging, transportation, meals, rides and support so all you do is ride, eat, sleep and enjoy the journey as we ride from Tupelo MS to Natchez LA.

There's 1 seat left for our 2016 Tour and would love to have you join us for a great adventure.

Registration closes August 1.

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If Cleburne is too far away for you, consider joining our HHH Training Group in Blue Ridge for ride that lives up to its' name. We keep these rides small, so space is limited.

Distances of 42 or 57 miles offered for a cost of $25 per rider (pre-registered ONLY). Click the link below for the details and registration.

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