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  • New criteria option for the BC-12 Award

    By Eric Fergusson

    There are now two ways to qualify for the BC-12 Award. Option 1: A rider must complete 12 permanents or ACP sanctioned brevets (or flèche/trace) in a each of 12 consecutive months. The starting point can be in any month.[This is our current BC-12 criteria, and…

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  • Murray Tough on London Edinburgh London 2025

    London Edinburgh London

    By Murray Tough

    It’s Friday afternoon. LEL starts in just eight days. Our flight to London leaves tomorrow. I went for my last long ride and then started to disassemble my bike. The first thing I did was change gears to make removing the back wheel easy. That’s…

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  • JJ Bean Coffee Shop at the end of the August 2026 200

    Close Call on the August 200

    By BC Randonneurs

    At 41st and Ontario, Eric had exactly 10 minutes to the time limit….

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  • The view in Courtenay

    VI-1000 Pre-ride

    By Murray Tough

    Murray joins organizer Gord on a gorgeous pre-ride of the Vancouver Island 1000

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  • Birthday cake for Manfred

    Celebrating Manfred

    By Vanessa Cowley

    A shortened August Populaire to celebrate Manfred’s 85th

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  • Oliver Lake Rec site

    Not a Randonneur Event – BC Epic 1000 2026

    By Bob Goodison

    Its not a Randonneur event, but 1000km across southeast BC deserves inclusion.

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  • Minutes 7 Aug 2025

    By Anna Bonga

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  • 2025 AGM, 5 October 2025

    By Anna Bonga

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  • Bob Goodison's bike at a Petro Canada station

    S F K Clockwise

    By Bob Goodison

    I rode the Sorrento Kamloops Falkland clockwise on November 2. I took the fast bike (1985ish Concorde I paid $36 for) just for something different. I ran into icy road shoulders between Chase and Monte Creek, then had a few mechanicals on Barnhartvale

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  • 2025 AGM at Coast Tsawwassen Inn

    Annual General Meeting 2025

    By Eric Fergusson

    21 members attended the 2025 Brunch and AGM in person at the Coast Tsawwassen Inn, and another 7 attended using GoogleMeet. The meeting was emceed by outgoing club President Mike Hagen. Meeting minutes are available. I finished the Squaam Bay permanent.

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  • View of lake

    Squaam Bay

    By Bob Goodison

    I finished the Squaam Bay permanent in 9:31. I moved the start to my house, which should have shortened it, but the 4-laning of Hwy 1 at Pritchard means that the Pritchard Store- control # 2- is now off route. Total distance was 213.6km.

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  • 2025 Comox 200

    Comox Valley 200

    By Rob Nygren

    Yes, another very scenic video from Rob.

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  • Courtenay 200

    By Gary Baker

    What a ride, what a route! I have ridden literally dozens and dozens of different 200 km brevets and the Courtenay 200 rates as one of the very best routes I have ever done. I’m hard pressed to identify a 200 route I liked better.…

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  • Start of the 2001 Cache Creek 600

    Audax Japan — 20th Anniversary

    By Mike Hagen

    Warmest congratulations to Audax Japan on this important milestone. Back in June 2001, the BC Randonneurs played a part in the development of Audax Japan. An entourage of six representatives from Japan, including four riders, attended the Cache Creek 600. This event features prominently in…

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  • East Coast Renfrew

    By Bob Koen

    “If you aren’t living on the edge then you are taking up too much space”— Steven Hunt I seem to have gotten a reputation for living on the edge with respect to control closing times. Gary Sparks could tell some stories. It’s not that I…

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  • At the start of the brevet on August 9: Dave King with Chris Cullum, Andrew Rapier, Nigel Press, Paul van Wersch, and Dara Poon.

    Lillooet Swingset Loop

    By Andrew Hartline

    The Lillooet loop presents itself clearly to a Vancouver-area cyclist looking for interesting places to ride. It is a very obvious loop because its upper section, the Duffey Lake Road, is the only paved route north of Highway 7 from the Sea to Sky Corridor…

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