After July 31, 2014, the 3-day fee will be $100 for Adults, $90 for Seniors (65 & up), and $35 for Children (7-17). Children 6 and under ride for free. The daily fee for Adult/Senior will be $45, and $15 Children (7-17).

A fun weekend is planned with activities in Uptown Columbus along with Happy Hours Friday and Saturday. Various mileage options are available each day along with a fully-supported Century Ride on Saturday, October 11.  

Friday, 10/10. The Lake Oliver Ride, 49 miles, or 36, or 10 miles. Go North on the Riverwalk Path to Lake Oliver, then cover northern Muscogee and Harris Counties from west to east, and return via the Fall Line Trace to Columbus.
 
Saturday, 10/11. The Tour de Muscogee and Harris Century Ride, 100 miles, or 60, 41, or 22 miles. Ride the Fall Line Trace, then to Waverly Hall, Shiloh, Hamilton, and Cataula, GA. Return to Columbus.
 
Sunday, 10/12. The Hooah Ride, 41 miles, 27, or 16 miles. Ride the beautiful South Riverwalk Path from Columbus to Ft. Benning. Tour de Benning. Along the way, stop at the world-class Infantry Museum, the Civil War Naval Museum, the Coca-Cola Science Museum, and the Columbus State University Oxbow Meadows Environmental Learning Center.

For more ride details and a schedule of events, visit http://brag.org/gbf-event-details.html

The dates for BRAG 2015 are June 7 - 13. The tentative route is as follows:

Sunday, June 7, 2015	Newnan Loop - "Purist Ride"
Monday, June 8	Newnan to Carrollton
Tuesday, June 9	Carrollton to Newnan (by different route)
Wednesday, June 10	Newnan Century (with shorter options)
Thursday, June 11	Newnan to LaGrange
Friday, June 12	LaGrange Loop
Saturday, June 13	LaGrange to Newnan (by different route)

You can help usher in the 36th Annual BRAG for June 7-13, 2015, by registering NOW. You can show your support for BRAG and this new loop concept and save some money in the process.  From now until August 31, 2014, the adult weekly fee registration fee is only $240. It was $320 for 2014. That's a savings of $80 over the 2014 fee, or 25%. The weekly senior fee (was $310, now $232), the weekly child 7-17 fee (was $135,now $101) and the weekly college student fee (was $220, now $165) are also 25% off until August 31, 2014.

Unlike some other state rides, BRAG has free indoor camping (usually with a/c), cups at rest stops, hand-washing facility at most rest stops, and route descriptions (cue sheets), among other amenities.

Register now for BRAG 2015, save 25%, and start promoting the new BRAG loop concept to your family and friends. You can either register on-line at http://www.imathlete.com/events/BicycleRideAcrossGeorgia/register with your credit card (no processing fee) or download a paper registration form and mail it in with your check.

Some of you may be questioning the new "figure 8" concept of BRAG 2015. In an effort to meet the needs of our changing cyclist population, this concept appeals to those wanting to ride three days, or a century ride, or the entire week. And, the important part is that no buses will be needed. You will have your car at the end of your ride whether you ride three days, only the Century Ride in Newnan, or the entire week.

We hope this new concept and the proposed route will be met with enthusiasm, and that you will continue to ride with us some or all of BRAG 2015. Bring your friends and family. Register now and save 25%.