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BY MARY BETH MARTIN Rappahannock News Contributing Writer Sperryville realtor David Adoff plans to ride his bike again in the Rappahannock RoughRide next Saturday. “It’s a lot of fun,” he says. Hildy Teegen, assistant professor at George Washington University and Mr. Adoff’s wife, agrees, “We’re not real serious bikers. It’s a great time of year and nice to see everybody out there.” This is the third year they will ride their mountain bikes on the 20-mile course. Pre-registrations for the Rappahannock RoughRide are rolling in from across the state, Washington and the local area. So far the registration committee has received 85 pre-registrations and expects an equal number to register on the day of the ride. Next Saturday morning, the bikers will be unloading their bikes at the Trinity
At A Glance What: 12-, 33- and 60-mile bike rides on asphalt, 20- and 30-mile rides on asphalt and gravel When: Sept. 18 Why: To raise money for the Fauquier Free Clinic Cost: Pre-registration $18; day of the race $20
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