Monster Cookie Metric Century
50 Years of Riding

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Bring your completed form to registration:

• Scott's Cycle — Saturday, April 25th, 11:00 AM–2:00 PM

• Day of Event — Sunday, April 26th (present at the registration table when it opens at 7:30 AM)

Forms of Payment accepted day of event
Cash, Check, and Debit/Credit Cards (we Use Square)

Curious about Apparel Pricing?
2026 Apparel Pricing Sheet (pdf)
for pricing sheet

If you don’t see a download button, ask an event volunteer for a copy or print the attached form from the email/website where this document is posted.

The online portal is closed

You can come to Scotts Cycle on Sat April 25th from 11am-2pm
to register (day of pricing) and to check-in. 
Monster Cookie Commemorative Apparel will be available for purchase
Maps will be available as well.

Event Information, Ride with GPS and Maps

Event is Sunday April 26th 2026
Check-in opens at 7:30am
Course Opens at 8:00am
location 
595 Chemawa Road N
Keizer Or 97303

Pricing
Half Cookie (35 miles)
Member $60.00
Non-Member $70.00
Full Cookie (63 miles)
Member $70.00
Non-Member $80.00
Mini Cookie (6.2 Miles)
Members- Free
Non-Members-Free (Safe Routes is paying $15.00 Fee)

See Our Monster Cookie Hotel Deals!
Arrive on Saturday and Get a Good Night's Sleep Before Sunday's Ride
Arranged in cooperation with Travel Salem, the Salem Area Sports Commission, and Local Hotels

Salem-Keizer Safe Routes To School And Scott's Cycle & Fitness

Present

A Bike Rodeo
At The Salem Bicycle Club's 
50th Monster Cookie Mini Cookie Ride

Why Support the Monster Cookie Metric Century

The Salem Bicycle Club has played a pivotal role in the success of the Safe Routes bike program since its beginning. Through a combination of dedicated volunteer efforts and significant financial support, the club has made a lasting impact on the community and the lives of many children.

Volunteer Engagement

Club members have generously donated many hours of their time, volunteering with Safe Routes bicycle initiatives. Notably, over 30 members contributed their efforts to the Ironman event for two consecutive years, further enhancing the club’s involvement and outreach.

Financial Contributions

• Direct Donations: The club has provided direct financial support to the Safe Routes program, totaling $9,273.00.
• Ironman Grants: An additional $2,200.00 was secured through Ironman grants, which were made possible by the club’s volunteer participation at Ironman events.

Program Enhancements and Child Empowerment

Funds raised by the Salem Bicycle Club have been strategically invested to benefit the Safe Routes bike program and its participants:

• A portion of the proceeds contributed to the purchase of the program’s very own trailer, enhancing logistical capabilities.
• Collaborating with the Northwest Hub, the club’s financial support helped many children receive their very first bicycles, fostering independence and joy.
• The club also purchased gloves and shoes, providing much-needed equipment that contributed to the program’s ongoing success.

Conclusion

Through steadfast volunteerism, targeted fundraising, and thoughtful allocation of resources, the Salem Bicycle Club has demonstrated a strong commitment to youth empowerment and safer, more accessible cycling opportunities for children in the community.