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Date: Sun, 21 Apr, 2024Weekly on Sunday
Join us the at the Lamar Store for a beginner ride. This is a no-drop ride for beginners (adults 18+; 16-17 with parental supervision). Helmets and flat repair necessities are required. ... moreAverage speed is 10-12 MPH. Meet up 15 min. before wheels down. The ride is typically 2+ hours.
Date: Sun, 21 Apr, 2024Weekly on Sunday
Sunday is our usual Coffee Shop endurance paced training ride please see the website for latest route details or time changes: https://steinerranchcycling.com/
Level: Novice, Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
Group road bike rides are held Monday mornings during the summer and early fall as soon and as long as weather permits; generally June through September. Our rides are open to all ... moreability levels and generally have route options of varying length and difficulty. Although a primary route is provided for each ride, everyone is free to form their own groups to ride any route from the starting point they prefer at their own pace. We also often have leaders for for A (15-17mph average), B (12-15mph) & C groups for those who are new or prefer a more formal group. A pre-ride meeting will be held prior to each ride to discuss routes and group leaders.
Road rides generally start from the Frisco Marina, west Frisco Parking Lot, Dillon Amphitheater, or Breckenridge Recreation Center unless the ride is outside or in the northern part of Summit County.
All rides start at 9:30 am unless otherwise indicated. Specific meeting locations and details for each week's ride and other activities are posted in red on the calendar below as they become known; often sometime the week before so we get a better feel for the expected weather. Just click on an entry for the details. Late additions, changes, cancellations, etc., are posted in our blog.
There is a pot luck picnic after each Monday ride and a grill normally will be available for those that want to cook something for lunch.
Other rides are still in the planning stage. For example we have posted Wednesday rides with Summit County youth and hope many of the regular riders will join them.
Type: Road, Mountain Bike, Cyclocross
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
Start your week off on a mixed(surface) note by riding some pavement, gravel and a bit of double/singletrack! This short route packs lots of vert as well as a few somewhat technical ... moresegments that will keep you on your toes.
General weekly route is as below. We may occasionally drift from the norm, but expect every ride to be similar to as is below.
Level: Novice, Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
A social ride led by elite cyclist and coach Stefan Rothe, this Monday evening option is open to anyone on a road bike. The route changes every week, going out east toward McKinney ... moreFalls and the Tuesday Nighter course, north along Shoal Creek, or south to 5th street or to Buda if time allows. Ride time is typically 1.5-2 hours max. Start time changes with the season, so email Stefan if in doubt.
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
Monday @ 6:15pm (Daylight Savings Time only) Speed: 18+ mph avg (2 regroups) Distance: 25 miles This ride meets behind the shop. There are three regroup points along this 25 mile route. ... moreThe group determines the pace. Show up and ride how you feel.
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
This is a no drop, 18-20 mile ride that starts and ends at the Assistance League on 4901 Burnet Ln. Wheels down at 6:15. Bring lights and water! There will be a water stop at Nelo's ... moreBike shop on Mesa.
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
Mondays @ 6:30pm (Daylight Savings Time only) Drop bar road bikes and helmets are required! Route through the Flag Pole Hill area; 20+ mph computer average, with elevation, for 20-30 ... moremiles depending on sunset. Great for those with well established fitness looking for a challenge - or to challenge!
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
Mondays @ 6:30pm (Daylight Savings Time only) Drop bar road bikes and helmets are required! This is a slightly longer version of 2015's "B Group" route that's out-and-back lollipop ... morestyle with Bath House loop repeats; 19-20 mph computer average, for 20-30 miles depending on sunset. Also for those with well established fitness, but who are looking to collaborate more than compete.
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
Monday @ 6:30pm (Daylight Savings Time only) Speed: 16+ mph avg Distance: 20 miles This ride will move to 6:30pm later in the year. This group stays together throughout the route.
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
meet at the parking lot behind the assistance league of austin (49th and woodrow) ride is 17-18mph average. those on the front may be pushing the pace, you will get a workout.... more
3 regroups points:
- nelos on mesa (you can top off water bottles inside)
- top of far west climb (at mesa)
- after scenic dr climb at rockmoor ave
there is 1 large descent down ladera norte and climb up far west. you can optionally skip this and meet at the far west + mesa regroup point. (you can log flat miles on greystone/mesa and the top of far west)
ride ends 1 block south of the start at pinthouse pizza for pizza and beer!
disclaimer: this ride is not sponsored by taco deli. it started as a training ride for ms150 and has evolved into something else over time...
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
Pace varies depending on who shows up. Please bring lights and necessary equipment to change your flats. Meets at 6:50 and rolls out at 7pm.
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
All masochists are welcome, whether dedicated roadie, fixie rider, mountain biker, or whatever-else-on-two-wheels, on this informal Monday-night hammerfest. The group meets at the ... morePflugerville Pedestrian Bridge. Lights and helmets required. Beer money recommended for after.
"You’ll get spit out the back the minute the pace ticks up and no one will wait for you or hang back to hold your hand or give so much as a flying fartfuck. You’ll feel like a worthless pile of dung as you see the entire peloton, including small children, old ladies, and young girls, race away from you. No one will even know you’re missing. Or care."
Type: Road Mountain Bike Cyclocross No Drop
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
We gather in the parking lot and roll out at 7:30. It is a fun, conversatonal pace. We ride some variation of the gravel along the Trinity Trails, usually going 17 to 25 miles. The ... moreride concludes after dark so lights are required. Ride what you have, but wider tires are better for where we go.
Type: Road Social No Drop Women Only
Level: Intermediate, Beginner
Date: Mon, 22 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
Bikin' Betties is a weekly bike ride for female, female-identifying, and gender-nonconforming individuals. It's a great way to meet like-minded chicas, get a bit of a workout, learn ... moreconvenient and safe bike routes around the city, and become more skilled and confident on your bike.
These are "no-drop" rides, meaning no one gets left behind. Ever. Some weeks we'll ride more miles than others, and the routes will vary in intensity – some being easy, hill-less cruises and others being longer, more challenging rides. We’ll end at a bar/restaurant/coffee shop/park/community center or someone's living room, and we might have a beer/do yoga/sing karaoke/watch a film/play board games/go swimming (or hot tubbing), or just hang out and chill.
Every Monday we meet at 8pm, socialize for a bit, then wheels down at 8:20. Check the Events tab for this week's ride details, and feel free to contact Adrienne Whitehorse or Jessica Mason if you have any questions! We're looking forward to riding with you!
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Wed, 24 Apr, 2024Monthly on the fourth Wednesday
Join us for a FUN & FAST (15-20+mph) paced social ride EVERY 3RD WED.! Sponsored by Lone Star Beer San Antonio for their FIRST montly cycling event every 3rd WEDNESDAY. Socially ... moreSupporting Local while cycling through the SA community & enjoyoing some cold #LoneStarBeer or your drink of choice. Only cycling participants will have the chance to win our Monthly giveaways from our supporters, Lone Star Beer San Antonio, Bike World, The KickStand SA & Alamo Bike Shop will take place at our last stop, so be sure to join the ENTIRE ride.
*Park/Meet at Bike World at The Historic Pearl.
*Meet @6p...plenty time to get any tubes or enjoy the discounts that Bike World will provide to our cycling participants!
*Roll out @7p SHARP! If you snooze, you'll need to catch up if ya can!!!
*LIGHTS are a MUST on this ride, as we will be riding through town after dark. HELMETS are HIGHLY encouraged & should be a top priority, let's ride safe!
*BRING: ID, Cash/credit for stops, & tubes/tools in case ya need to change a flat.
*MUST BE 21 to purchase/consume beer/alcohol beverages.*
**This is a DROP Ride!!! However, we will be sure to let you know where our destination is so you're able to meet up with us! We will have volunteers on this ride to assist with riders.
The KickStand SA rides with traffic and NOT AGAINST it. We stop at red lights, yield the right of way and let cars pass as best we can. We do our best to not block intersections unless needed. WE use our best cycling manners while riding & are polite to our fellow cyclists/drivers, let's all be safe!! LISTEN TO the volunteers helping to lead the ride & do YOUR part to communicate with others!
If you have any questions about our bike laws, PLEASE visit this site below for reminders that you may need!!!
http://www.sanantonio.gov/SABikes/SafetyAndEducation/LawsAndOrdinances.aspx
FRIENDLY REMINDER!!! OUR goal is to create a safe environment for all riders, but we unfortunately can't control, every rider's behavior. We encouarge personal responsibility, and it's each rider's responsibility to take care of themselves, and if they choose to ride with us, then they accept those risks inherent in riding a bicycle with a large social group of other people riding bicycles.
For any information, feel free to msg. The KickStand SA or email thekickstandsa@gmail.com
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Fri, 26 Apr, 2024Monthly on the fourth Friday
Critical Mass Houston is a casual bike ride starting from downtown Houston and going wherever. Cars rule the road every day, but one day a month we get together to celebrate our love ... morefor bicycles and have fun riding our bikes. This is generally a slow-paced ride where persons of all skill levels can participate. People start gathering around 6:30 and we roll out around 7:15pm. We’re usually at our final location between 9:30 – 10pm, and each time we try to finish some place fun and hang out for a while.
Meet up on the last Friday of the month between 6:45pm – 7:15pm at the Historical Market Square Park at 301 Milam in downtown. It happens every month, rain or shine. We’re pretty easy to spot, just look for hundreds of bicycles.
RIDE ETIQUETTE
If you’ve never participated in Critical Mass before, please go over the simple instructions listed below:
1 This ride belongs to all of us. Take care of it.
2 Keep the pace/speed being set by the ride leaders at the front of the group. This is not a race.
3 Stay in the right lane whenever possible.
4 Please DO NOT show aggression to vehicles. Drivers may sometimes show their frustration by honking or yelling at the mass. Please ignore them and keep the peace.
5 Drinking is not recommended during the ride. Please save drinking for after. Riding while intoxicated is not safe for you or other riders around you. Also please don’t litter.
6 Please do not ride recklessly. Have fun during the ride but please don’t ride in a way that is unsafe for other riders around you.
7 Have fun and know that each rider represents the entire mass. Help us work to keep a good reputation with the city and drivers that share the road with us.
Date: Sat, 27 Apr, 2024Every 4 Weeks on Saturday
Where: Nelo's Cycles on Mesa Drive When: 8:30 AM Saturday Route: "Travis Waltz" Route Map: https://connect.garmin.com/modern/course/14256000#.WKkM2fZBtX4.email... more
Pace: Hill climbing
Level of expertise: Intermediate and above
What to expect: Controlled pace and even rotating pace lines
Long Tough Climbs wait at the top
Strong riders will assist weaker riders
Date: Sun, 28 Apr, 2024Every 2 Weeks on Sunday
Every other Sunday at 8:30am 30-35 miles. 14-16 mph. No drop. 50+ year old riders only, please.
The Mid-Century is our popular, 50+ road ride. Maintaining the spirit of a ride, not ... morea Saturday morning race, the Mid-Century rolls out and maintains a steady 2x2 pace. There may be a few occasions when the ride speeds up, but it will always regroup soon after. This is a no drop ride, but riders should always bring a cell phone, flat repair kit and the ability to change a tube.
Type: Road, No Drop, Women Only
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Tue, 30 Apr, 2024Monthly on the fifth Tuesday
We are an all-female cycling group that hosts bi-weekly rides around Fort Worth. We ride the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at T&P Tavern in Fort Worth. Meet up at 7pm, ... moreroll out at 7:30pm. Our no-drop rides are usually between 10 and 15 miles on trails and streets. Don't forget your lights!
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