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Monday, May 10, 2004

Salsa is proud to be associated with several fine events this season. Here's a brief rundown so you can check 'em out.

The Nature Valley Grand Prix, June 10-13, throughout Minnesota

The Nature Valley Grand Prix is a professional men's and women's road stage race that takes place right here in Minnesota. Salsa is proud to be the sponsor of this years Sprint Competition. Stages take place up on the Iron Range, in downtown Minneapolis, Red Wing, and Stillwater. Lots of the best pro teams in the United States will be taking part, but keep a special lookout for the fast ladies of Team TDS-Schwalbe who ride Salsa bikes and components. We'll also have a Salsa booth set up at each days stage so folks can check out our goods. For more information, check out www.MinnBikeFestival.com

2004 Horribly Hilly Hundreds, June 12, Mount Horeb, Wisconsin

If you're looking to test your metal, check out the Horribly Hilly Hundreds. This road event claims to be the Toughest One Day Challenge in the Midwest. What's so tough about it? 200 kilometers (124.5 miles) with 10,700 feet of elevation gain. Not sure you're ready for that? Then consider the 100 kilometer (67.5 miles) version with a mere 5,700 feet of climbing. One lucky participant in the HHH is going to take home a brand new Salsa Campeon frameset. That makes you want to ride doesn't it? For more information, check out www.horriblyhilly.com

Ore To Shore Mountain Bike Epic, August 14, Marquette, Michigan

Here's one for the dirt lovers. 28-mile or 48-mile point to point mountain bike races in Michigan's beautiful Upper Penninsula. Sounds good doesn't it? 1600 riders thought so in 2003. Events for children make this a true family festival as well, so load up the crew and head on over. More info can be found at www.oretoshore.com

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