Links

The Official California Triple Crown Web Site	Winners in the prestigious California Triple Crown are the elite Long Distance Bicyclists in California since they have completed at least three Double Centuries in that year. This site was created by Chuck Bramwell, the Executive Director of the California Triple Crown, to provide you with the latest information on these challenging events!! From the Ocean, to the Mountains, to the Deserts, the California Triple Crown rides provide a lot of awesome cycling adventures, challenges, beautiful scenery, great memories, and fun for each of us!!
Color Country Cycling Club	The Utah Guys are starting new Double Century in southern Utah on August 28, 2004. For more information, please give their site a visit.
UltraMarathon Cycling Association	The UltraMarathon Cycling Association is an international organization with over 1200 members in 20 countries. Our website has several hundred articles on equipment, nutrition, and training for endurance riders. Whether the challenge is riding a century, a double century, a brevet, or long-distance tour, we can help. We also provide an international calendar of rides. The UMCA, Inc. is open to anyone interested in long distance cycling.
San Luis Bicycle Club	The San Luis Obispo Bicycle Club is a nonprofit organization whose general purpose is to promote interest in all aspects of bicycling. The club consists of a group of enthusiasts with a wide range of abilities and interests.
The 1995 Central Coast Double	Cindi Stager has written a great review of this newest Triple Crown Event, the Central Coast Double.
Central Coast Double Ride Report	Zach Kaplan of Zach Kaplan Cycles Muir Beach, California, USA, writes this detailed personal encounter with The Central Coast Double. Gives you an idea on what you'll be facing. A must read article.
Chuck Bramwell's Favorite Web Sites	Chuck has some fantastic links of all sorts of bicycle related web sites.
Rider Experiences The 1997 Central Coast Double	Dave Korn's Double Century Experience of The Central Coast Double. Well, I made it! Saturday (May 10th, 1997) was the single hardest day of physical/mental endurance of my entire life!
RAAM On-Line	The Race Across America (RAAM) was first ridden in 1983 as an annual event patterned after the first ultra-marathon cycling transcontinental race, the 1982 Great American Bike Race from Los Angeles to New York City, that featured Lon Haldeman, John Marino, Michael Shermer, and John Howard. RAAM has been staged every year since, with each race beginning on the west coast of the United States and ending on the east coast. The starting cities have all been in California: Santa Monica, Huntington Beach, San Francisco, Costa Mesa, and Irvine. The ending cities have been New York City, Atlantic City, NJ, Washington D.C., and Savannah, GA. The distances of each race have been between 2,901 to 3,150 miles, depending upon the route, which varies from year to year.
Northern California / Nevada Cycling Association	Rankings and results which are posted on this site. Races included are all USCF District 5 Road Races, Criteriums, Stage Races, and Omniums. What's not included are Twilight, Track, or Out-of-District races. Much more stuff too!
Bicycling.com	Media gallery, videos of a rider riding in the Central Coast Double. Map and more.... Very cool!