The Signature Bike Ride will be held on Saturday July 8, 2023 from Welcome Stadium Parking Lot "D" at 1601 Edwin C. Moses Blvd. in Dayton. There are routes of varying distances for this event to accommodate all levels of riders. The planned distances are 18, 40, 63, and 100 mile routes. In addition, there is a family ride of 10 miles on the bike trail. The event also includes refreshment stops, SAG support, and a post ride lunch for ALL!

Register Online https://www.active.com/dayton-oh/cycling/races/mtccd-signature-ride-2023 Register onsite with paper form:

Pre-registration price: $40 early bird pricing ends March 8 $45 after Family ride $5 Registration after June 30, 2023 will be an additional $5.00 for the longer routes (excluding family ride) 3 pm all routes close

Pay by most major credit/debit* cards online through Active.com registration. Day of registration payments are cash, checks, major credit/debit cards* and PayPal* . *Additional merchant processing fees may apply.

Yes route links are in the course route section of website and below: 17 mile https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43383897 40 mile https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43383827 65 mile https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43371463 100 mile https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43371593

17 miles - This route is a mix of roads and bike trail starting at Welcome Stadium in and going out to the first rest stop at Possum Creek metro park. There is a half mile climb at mile 10. 40 mile - this is a mostly flat to rolling route that follows the 17-mile route out to Possum Creek and then continues on rural road to Farmersville, where there will be a rest stop at the Fire Station before returning back. 65 miles (metric century) -This route continues from Farmersville on rolling rural roads through Montgomery and Preble County with a rest stop in Germantown before heading back to Dayton. Highlights of the loop include the Zebras and Mudlick mill and covered bridge. 100 mile (century route) - Those wishing to do a full century route will follow the full 65-mile route with the option of doing an extra 35-mile loop out of the Germantown rest area to give 100 miles. This add on loop is the hilliest loop but contains some of the best scenery and low traffic roads. There is a rest stop at the Millville Fire Station where you can see mill stones from the mill built in 1800 by Bambo Harris one of the first African American settlers in Butler County and pillar of the early community.

Yes, the SAG will be available, contact number is included on the registration wristband.

What was once a one- day ride, has now grown into a weekend event with pre and post-rides Friday and Sunday, and Saturday evening socializing after the main event. Check back soon for more details.

DAY Dayton International airport about 25 minutes from start. CMH John Glenn Columbus International Airport about 1 1/2 hours from the start. CVG Cincinnati Airport about 1 1/2 hours from start.

This year our charity is the Dakota Center, which provides services and programming to youth and seniors in the inner Dayton west community. Please use the link below to donate: DONATE NOW

Email MTCCD at majortaylordayton@yahoo.com

Email MTCCD at majortaylordayton@yahoo.com