Ride 100 Miles in San Diego! March 7, 2010 - Little Italy in San Diego, CA

Safety & Rules

  1. This is not a race.
  2. Helmets are mandatory. Cyclists must wear an ANSI or SNELL approved cycling helmet with the chin strap buckled at all times while riding on the course.
  3. Obey all traffic laws. All cyclists are personally responsible for obeying all traffic laws; this includes – but is not limited to – traffic lights and stop signs. Violators may be ticketed by local law enforcement and/or disqualified and removed from the event.  All riders are personally responsible for knowing California’s traffic laws.
  4. Ride safely and in control. Ride in single file whenever possible.  Any cyclist who is deemed to be riding unsafely, discourteously or recklessly will be removed from the event and banned from future Gran Fondo USA events.  THIS IS A RIDE, NOT A RACE.  Your safety is your responsibility.
  5. No personal support vehicles.
  6. Display your event number & wear your wristband. All registered cyclists must  display their event number on their handlebars and wear their official wristband.  Riders who fail to do so may not be granted access to aid stations and will not receive an official finish time or finisher’s medal.
  7. No unregistered individuals. Unregistered riders will be prohibited from entering certain sections of the course during the event, and will not have access to aid stations, finish line party or other event activities.
  8. No tricycles, trailers or other vehicles. This event is for bicycles only.  Powered vehicles of any kind — other than human powered! – are prohibited.
  9. No iPods, headphones or personal stereos.
  10. Rain or shine. The event will occur regardless of weather conditions, so please come prepared.
  11. Event Cut-off Time. The course and finish line of the Gran Fondo Colnago San Diego will close at 5:00 PM.  At that time the event will be officially over, and all cyclists who are still on the course will be required to stop.