The Boise Ridge Riders created the Idaho City 100 in 1984, and it continues to sell out quickly while providing an economic boost to Idaho City.
Back in the day, this enduro race served as a national qualifier for the International Six Day Enduro. While that is no longer the case, the prestige ride keeps riders coming back year after year.
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The Idaho City 100 continues to be a popular enduro race in Boise County
“This event typically sells out because we have a rider limit of 300 riders per day. And it typically sells out the first time it goes on sale in under 30 minutes,” said Kent Funkhouser, the President of the Boise Ridge Riders. “It’s a very sought-after event.”…