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Saturday training rides leaving from Cups & Cones in Steiner Ranch: 8:00 am – Faster pace group 50-65 miles 8:00 am – Endurance group 30-40 miles
Sunday training ride 0800 am - various coffee shop options
Come push yourself to your limit. Bring your friends! Everyone is welcome. You may easily make your own route off of the main route for a short version if you would like to do something ... moreother than the 166 or 104 mile routes, for example. ALL are invited. You do not need to be a Cyclopath to participate. Everyone is welcome! There is no registration since this ride is unsupported and just for fun. Ride at your own pace or go with your friends. The idea is that you ride further than your longest ride ever or maybe just your longest ride this year. Ride starts and ends at Rentsch Brewery in Georgetown. Store stops are available along the way in Sun City Market, Bertram, Briggs, Ding Dong, Salado, Rogers, Granger. Bring lights but most should finish before 6 PM. Download route and be prepared to change your own flats and always obey rules of the road for safety! 166 mile route expected to finish around 5 PM.
166 TOUR DE CYCLOPATHS ROUTE: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/37321424
SHORT CENTURY ROUTE: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/34825646
Sunrise 7:30 AM and Sunset 7:40 PM
Frontline, LLC has been partnering with companies in Los Angeles area for 15 + years. Founded and passionately led by our CTO Shane Purcell and consistently ranked as one of the top ... moreI.T. Consulting and Support companies in the area.
Type: Road, Social, No Drop
Starting from Performance Bicycle - North Austin, join us on a 20-mile relaxing ride thru some of our favorite shady neighborhoods. We plan to keep a 12 mph moving pace - make sure ... morethat's suitable for you - as the group needs to stay together.
Riders must wear a helmet and obey all traffic laws. Riders should carry ID, money, cell phone, water, nutrition, lock, and equipment to change a flat tire. Although we should return before dark, having reflectors and lights is always a good idea.
Join us for food and drink afterwards. Leader: Niles Seldon 512-626-5212
Type: Road Mountain Bike Cyclocross Social No Drop Family Friendly
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Welcome to Bike Friendly Fort Worth’s Family Cycling Club! Join us every first and second Saturday for a ride on the Trinity Trail. We’ll ride at a family friendly pace for about 4 ... moremiles with plenty of chances to stop and regroup. Expect the rides to last between 1-2 hours, depending on stops, so make sure you bring water! LOCATION VARIES. Check the Ride Schedule on the Bike Friendly website!
Here’s what you need to know:
All routes are “out and back” so no one is left behind, approximately 4 miles total.
All rides start at 10 AM sharp, at the designated location.
A parent or guardian must accompany any child under 10 years of age.
Helmets are required for all participants.
Trailers and tandems are welcome. Sorry, no training wheels allowed.
Rides will be canceled if the temperature is below 45° or it’s raining.
Please make sure all bicycles are in good working order prior to the ride.
Type: Road Social No Drop Family Friendly
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Thanks to today's hectic and busy society, getting citizens — of all ages — involved in charting the course for their city requires more creative approaches than the typical town hall ... moremeeting.
Mayor Betsy founded Walking, Rolling and Caffeinated Town Halls to break the mold of that traditional, worn-out and sometimes boring town hall meeting with a casual — and active — way for citizens to connect with this city's elected leaders.
Come on out to our next town hall gathering to meet your representatives and have your voice heard! You might even have some fun with city leaders while you're at it!
It's Your Fort Worth, and we want to hear from you!
Rolling Town Halls
Grab your bike and bring your ideas for Fort Worth. Join Mayor Betsy (and certain Council members) and Bike FW at the Rolling Town Halls. Enjoy a casual ride through a planned route to see different parts of your city and to share how we can keep improving! What to expect:
Casual (easy) bike ride, geared to be family friendly ... no competitive racing
Length of rides between 5 and 7 miles or about 45 minutes
Typically, the rides will start and end in parks, community center parking lots, businesses or neighborhood amenity centers
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