Please join us for the Greenville Spinner's Final 50 bike ride and cookout supporting SC AMBUCS charities. Your donation will help get kids on bicycles in the Upstate. SC AMBUCS provides adapted tricycles for children and veterans with disabilities in the Upstate.
Final 50 Final 50 SC AMBUCS We’re all passionate about our sport and this is an opportunity to share that passion with others in need right here in your community. All participants will enjoy a beautiful fully supported ride followed by a cookout & celebration including a hamburger (or veggie) and a beer (or soft drink).
Register online now to save money and time at check-in, or come early Saturday morning to get signed up without a wait. The ride distance is 55 miles with a shortcut available to make this a 26-mile (~50k) ride, so there is a distance for everyone. If you’re into easier riding options and still want to join the fun and support these great charities, we’ll have a Swamp Rabbit Trail map available for a nice, flat, self-guided option.

Event Information
Greenville Spinners Members $30 Early-bird Registration $35 Full Registration $45 On-Site/Day of Registration • $30 Early-bird Registration
• $35 Full Registration
• $45 On-Site/Day of Registration
Non-Greenville Spinners Members $45 Registration Fee • $45 Registration Fee
Save money by becoming a Greenville Spinners Member. Membership is $25 per year when you sign up for auto-renewal. Become a member and save on ride registration, participating bike shop purchases, and become part of Greenville's largest cycling club.
Become a member Become a member Become a member Day of Registration $45 Members and Non-Members. Register through Eventbrite either in advance, the day of, or on-site at the event). You can also pay by cash, check, or credit card.

Routes
50 Mile Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49232268 • 50 Mile Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49232268
50 Mile Route: 50 Mile Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49232268 26 Mile Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49232275 • 26 Mile Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49232275
26 Mile Route: 26 Mile Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49232275
Ride includes
Beautiful rideRoving SAG supportMarked routesCue-sheetsLunch at the end of the ride (includes beer or soft drink) • Beautiful ride
• Roving SAG support
• Marked routes
• Cue-sheets
• Lunch at the end of the ride (includes beer or soft drink)

Have any questions or want to volunteer
Please contact Steve Baker at stevebaker864@gmail.com. Additional donations to these great charities will be welcomed at the event.
Steve Baker Steve Baker stevebaker864@gmail.com stevebaker864@gmail.com
Parking
Please do not park inside Unity Park. The below map shows where we can park for our event.

Upstate SC AMBUCS
For more information visit: upstatescambucs.org
upstatescambucs.org We, at Upstate SC AMBUCS, seek funding to provide adapted tricycles for people with lifelong mobility limitations. Our primary focus as an organization is serving children and veterans within the upstate. Each person is fit for their custom amtryke by a physical or occupational therapist to ensure it is not only fun, but therapeutic. A variety of adaptations are available to allow people of all abilities to be appropriately supported while riding. Our goal is to allow these people to build fond memories of riding, a sense of independence, and increase physical fitness.

Road-riding Tips
Most of you are aware of and follow these road-riding tips. However, it’s always good to be reminded of them and the cycling behavior expected on Greenville Spinners Rides.
All riders must wear a cycling helmetFront and back lights are requiredNo headphones or earbuds allowedObey all traffic lawsIf you hear or see emergency vehicles approaching please stop and get off the road as quickly and safely as possibleAlways have emergency contact information on youYou must stop at all stop signs or red lightsStay to the right side of the yellow line(s) at all times. Never cross the yellow line(s)Always ride no more than 2 abreast on the right side of the roadBe respectful of each other. Aggressive attitudes are not welcomeCall out and/or point out road hazards and traffic situations for othersCar approaching from ahead = “Car Up!”Car approaching from behind = “Car Back!”Car passing group = “Car Passing!” or “Coming Around!”Point or call out potholes, bumps, sticks, glass, rocks/gravel/sand, roadkill, or other potential hazardsIndicate turns or group slowing/stopping with appropriate hand signals • All riders must wear a cycling helmet
• Front and back lights are required
• No headphones or earbuds allowed
• Obey all traffic laws
• If you hear or see emergency vehicles approaching please stop and get off the road as quickly and safely as possible
• Always have emergency contact information on you
• You must stop at all stop signs or red lights
• Stay to the right side of the yellow line(s) at all times. Never cross the yellow line(s)
• Always ride no more than 2 abreast on the right side of the road
• Be respectful of each other. Aggressive attitudes are not welcome
• Call out and/or point out road hazards and traffic situations for others
• Car approaching from ahead = “Car Up!”
• Car approaching from behind = “Car Back!”
• Car passing group = “Car Passing!” or “Coming Around!”
• Point or call out potholes, bumps, sticks, glass, rocks/gravel/sand, roadkill, or other potential hazards
• Indicate turns or group slowing/stopping with appropriate hand signals