About the Waco Wild West
The Skittles Waco Wild West Bicycle Tour has made a tradition of great rest stops and super rider support. This is one event you don’t want to miss! There is a tour for everyone of all ages, all levels, all types of bikes. Get ready to fill your helmet with candy after you cross that finish line!
A family tradition for people all over Texas, the Waco Wild West 100 has been around since 1985. That’s a lot of candy! All volunteer driven and a 501c3 nonprofit, the ride’s goals are to encourage and motivate people to cycle, to promote safe riding and camaraderie, as well as to donate to local nonprofits. Additional funds raised over the years have been donated to Be the Match, our local bike club, veterans, our remote radio operators, school bike rodeos, and many, many more worthy causes. We look forward to the contributions we will be able to make with this year’s ride!
Our Board and Key Volunteers
Nancy Goodnight
Director
What can we say about Nancy? She does it all. Race organizer extraordinaire, runner, cyclist, Ironman, mom to 4 girls, white wine lover, a little bit crazy (ok, maybe a lot), only a little accident prone and fierce competitor. Waco is fortunate that she lives here.
Paul Brewer
Rest Stops
Paul has been involved with the Waco Wild West for 17 years….give or take a year or two.
Karen Calvillo
Rest Stops, Grant Committee, Course Marking
Karen started riding in 2013 and met her husband, Jesse in 2014 which doubled her love for cycling. She also volunteers as the treasurer for the Waco Bicycle Club and has led the HEB Bike Team on several rides.
Henry Clarke
Course Director
Henry Clarke has been an active member of the Waco cycling community since moving to Waco in 2019. When he’s not training or riding with the Waco Bicycle Club or preparing for his next Gran Fondo, you’ll find him restoring vintage steel bikes or planning for his next bike build.
Larry Lenamon
Treasurer, Grant Committee, Rest Stops
Rickey Taylor
SAG Support and Course Marking
Married with two children and four grandchildren. Involved with WWW100 since 1999. Official duty is to show up early and work late. Set up of registration area, pick up of rest station supplies and assisting with registration are some of my duties. I also work sag on and make sure the rest stops get set up and have ice before the first riders arrive.
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About Us
The Waco Wild West Bicycle Tour has made a tradition of great rest stops and super rider support. This is one event you don’t want to miss! There is a tour for everyone.