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Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
Ride ventures through the Cypress area and back roads of Fairfield. We take off from the store parking lot for a 30 mile route. Road Bikes are best for this ride. Average pace will ... morebe 16 - 21 mph.
Email kenton.luff@bikebarn.com to be added to email list. Happy Cycling :)
Join Bike Barn and our friends at Space City Cycling Club on these fun weekly rides. Whether you are new in biking or an old pro, there is a ride that is right for you.
All cyclists are invited to participate in the Bike Barn weekly rides conditional upon the wearing of proper safety gear and obeying safety rules and traffic laws.
By participating you agree to our Release and Waiver: http://bikebarn.com/merchant/171/files/Ride%20waiver.pdf
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
Saturday Morning CVS at Everhart and Saratoga Blvd. (Spring/Summer/Winter) Departure time: 7:00 a.m. Distance: Varying distances, 25, 40, 55, 70 up to 90-100 miles.... more
Location: Park next to the CVS Pharmacy at Saratoga and Everhart
Details: This is the biggest ride for the week. Most riders will break in to A, B, C and D groups and go varying distances and routes. IQUACK group will go to the Naval Air Station Gate. This is about 25 miles at a slow pace (12-14 MPH). The A and B riders will usually do the longer rides of 65 miles in the summer and longer rides in the winter. The A&B group rides are drop rides, meaning to please ride according to your ability. The 65 mile loop has an early 40 mile loop for riders who would like to go a little faster, but just not as long. The longer 65 miles group will go to the river and have some varying sprints, but will regroup. The pace for the 65 mile group will be between 18-20 MPH depending on wind conditions. The 65 mile group and 40 mile group will start together heading out of town to 1604. There is a split for the 40 mile group at HWY 44 off 1604. This will be a re-group point for the 40 mile group at HWY 44 and 1604 near Robstown. The 40 mile group is a no drop ride back to Corpus and CVS on HWY 44 to HWY 37 side roads to Holly Road. Just meet up and choose your ride!
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
This is a bit of a crazy climbing ride. Not Mark Lowe crazy but very challenging nonetheless! We'll meet at the lot across from the Boulder Justice Center at 7:00. We start by climbing ... morethe first 4 miles of Boulder Canyon ( the reason for the early start time--get that out of the way before traffic really gets going) and then head up Magnolia, which is the steepest climb in Boulder County.
At the end of that 4 mile climb the road does turn to dirt for about 7 miles. The dirt section is not very challenging climbing-wise and is rideable on a road bike, but of course wider tires (e.g. 28) are preferred over narrower ones (e.g. 23mm).
We'll then hit the Peak-to-Peak highway and turn to head up to Eldora. We'll drop into Nederland to refuel and then head up to Ward and Brainard Lake. We'll return via Lefthand and Lee Hill.
The route is 68 miles with 8300 feet of climbing. Very challenging with lots of spectacular scenery!
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
Join the Bike Barn Champions crew for a 40 mile ride through the suburbs in the Spring/Klein area. We go through the neighborhoods of Northampton, Auburn Lakes, Augusta Pines, and ... moreCreekside. The pace is geared for the intermediate rider, which the speed is 18-22mph. We roll from the shop at 7:15am. Contact the store if more details are needed.
Join Bike Barn and our friends at Space City Cycling Club on these fun weekly rides. Whether you are new in biking or an old pro, there is a ride that is right for you.
All cyclists are invited to participate in the Bike Barn weekly rides conditional upon the wearing of proper safety gear and obeying safety rules and traffic laws.
By participating you agree to our Release and Waiver: http://bikebarn.com/merchant/171/files/Ride%20waiver.pdf
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
This is a fast ride of lots of hills.The longer loops include the Dam Loop, which is a variation of the Wednesday loop, but adding Hwy 620 to either River Place or Anderson Mill Road. ... moreThis is usually a spirited ride with a fast pace (race like conditions). Two water stops.
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
We have a no drop ride that leaves every Saturday at 7:30 am. This ride is designed to help the rider learn to ride in a group and build their endurance. This ride is recommended for ... moreriders who can keep an average pace of 14 – 16mph. Typical Route lengths will be between 20 – 30 miles. We typically split into two groups with a faster group averaging between 16 and 19mph. The faster group is a drop ride. Please email Katy@bikebarn.com requesting to be added to our weekly shop ride. We will provide a weekly route and details in this email. Participating children must be at least 12 years old and have completed a riding safety course. We look forward to having you ride with us Happy Pedaling!
Level: Novice, Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
Bike Barn rides with Space City Cycling Club and invites all riders to enjoy varying routes around the Clearlake area. 40 miles & 60+miles... more
Join Bike Barn and our friends at Space City Cycling Club on these fun weekly rides. Whether you are new in biking or an old pro, there is a ride that is right for you.
All cyclists are invited to participate in the Bike Barn weekly rides conditional upon the wearing of proper safety gear and obeying safety rules and traffic laws. By participating you agree to our Release and Waiver
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
This is a beautiful ride around the south end of Lake Houston. The ride is geared toward the intermediate to advanced skill level riders - 35 & 50 mile ride option.... more
Join Bike Barn and our friends at Space City Cycling Club on these fun weekly rides. Whether you are new in biking or an old pro, there is a ride that is right for you.
All cyclists are invited to participate in the Bike Barn weekly rides conditional upon the wearing of proper safety gear and obeying safety rules and traffic laws. By participating you agree to our Release and Waiver
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
Join the Westchase crew for a 25 mile ride starting in Westchase, and ride along Eldridge Parkway, through the neighborhoods of Spring Branch and the Villages, and the Westside. This ... moreride will appeal to the brave beginner (16-20mph), and the intermediate rider (18-22mph). We roll at 7:30am. Road bikes are best for this ride. Contact the store for more information.
Join Bike Barn and our friends at Space City Cycling Club on these fun weekly rides. Whether you are new in biking or an old pro, there is a ride that is right for you.
All cyclists are invited to participate in the Bike Barn weekly rides conditional upon the wearing of proper safety gear and obeying safety rules and traffic laws. By participating you agree to our Release and Waiver.
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
SATURDAYS: May - September at 7:30am Club rides are on the open roads of Brazoria County with minimal traffic and good roads. New Riders: On the first Saturday of each month, we will ... morehave special attention paid to new riders. The ride will be at a slower pace (up to 15 mph) but will give new riders the ability to get acquainted with the club and its rides. New riders are welcome at all times, but the first Saturday will have dedicated PCC members available for guidance. For more information contact Justin.
Saturday Ride: This is our regular Saturday ride. Multiple pace groups - usually 14-, 15-17, 18-20 and 21+. Routes vary from 30-55 miles. See the Maps section for the routes. Ride Start times are posted to the left. Meet beginning about 30 minutes prior to the ride start.
PCC has group rides every weekend in the Pearland and surrounding areas. Our ride start is conveniently located near FM 518 and Highway 288 only 20 minutes south of Downtown Houston.
We ride on rural roads with light traffic, few traffic lights, and just a handful of stop signs. We have access to some of the best cycling roads in the Metropolitan Houston area.
Several ride pace groups to satisfy everyone from our race enthusiasts to our general fitness folks who also enjoy social aspects of cycling.
Type: Road, Social, No Drop
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
The No-Drop Grou The Saturday Morning Rides are organized into pace groups. One of the pace groups is a No-Drop Ride. This ride is perfect for new riders and those who are looking ... morefor an easy, more social group. This group leaves after all other groups have started, and everyone in the group looks out for each other. You don't have to worry you'll get left behind - someone will stay with you, whether you have a flat, or just aren't as fast as your speed-demon friends!
Its ride leaders are Wayne Freeman, and Samuel Wu.
The No-Drop Ride is for both the new cyclist and the not-so-new-cyclist that's still new to NWCC. Riders should be able to meet the minimum rider requirements for the Saturday Zube Ride:
Be able to ride at least 20 miles
Be able to maintain a minimum of 12 mph
Obey all traffic laws
Helmets required
No headphones
Regardless of your ability, the No-Drop Riders will make sure that you're welcomed, looked after, and also entertained. You see, this group includes quite a few long-time club members who prefer the lively social atmosphere of the New Riders Group. If you're looking for peace and quiet, this might NOT be the group for you!
Our Saturday morning rides - still going strong!
No other city in the nation can boast a cycling club like NWCC. And no other city has anything approaching NWCC’s famous “Saturday Morning Rides”.
For over 25 years, 52 Saturdays a year, rain or shine, cyclists numbering from 75 to well over 200 converge on the parking lot at Zube Park in far northwest Harris County. Many are club members; and many are non-club members who are always welcomed guests.
Club members volunteer to be the Saturday “Ride Starter”. By megaphone the Ride Starter welcomes everyone, gives a few Club announcements, then calls out the pace groups. Pace groups include “New Riders”, 14-16 mph, 16-18 mph, 18-20 mph, and 20+ mph.
Pace groups will cover distances from 20 to over 80 miles, riding on well-paved, quiet country roads in Harris and Waller Counties. Hours later, as the riders return, the Ride Starter sets out coolers of Gatorade and water, bananas, cookies, and peanut butter sandwiches.
Saturday morning rides start from Zube Park. Occasionally the Park will have a scheduling conflict and we'll start from the nearby Hockley Community Center. (Be sure to check the calendar.) Start times are at either 7:30 am or 8:00 am, depending upon the time of year. See Start Times below.
Cyclists riding out of Zube should be able to meet the following requirements:
Be able to ride at least 20 miles
Be able to maintain a minimum of 12 mph
Obey all traffic laws
Helmets required
No headphones
Just getting started in cycling? New to Northwest Cycling Club? New to the Houston area and not sure of the routes? We have a group for you! Ride with ourNo-Drop Ride - everyone is welcome!
Directions to Zube Park :Take HWY 290 to Roberts Rd. exit. Turn North (right) on Roberts Rd. The park is about a 1/4 mile North of HWY. 290 on Robert's Road on the right. MAP
Directions to the Hockley Community Center: Take 290 (past the Richards exit) to the Kermier Road exit. Exit on Kermier, and turn left on Kermier (i.e., go under the 290 freeway) to Old 290. Go across old 290, and across the RR tracks to Old Washington. Turn right on Old Washington and continue on that road until you cross RR tracks again. The Community Center will be on left hand side of the road right after the RR track crossing. MAP
Start Times:
January - March 8:00am
April thru September 7:30am
October - December 8:00am.
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
Our Saturday morning rides - still going strong! No other city in the nation can boast a cycling club like NWCC. And no other city has anything approaching NWCC’s famous “Saturday ... moreMorning Rides”.
For over 25 years, 52 Saturdays a year, rain or shine, cyclists numbering from 75 to well over 200 converge on the parking lot at Zube Park in far northwest Harris County. Many are club members; and many are non-club members who are always welcomed guests.
Club members volunteer to be the Saturday “Ride Starter”. By megaphone the Ride Starter welcomes everyone, gives a few Club announcements, then calls out the pace groups. Pace groups include “New Riders”, 14-16 mph, 16-18 mph, 18-20 mph, and 20+ mph.
Pace groups will cover distances from 20 to over 80 miles, riding on well-paved, quiet country roads in Harris and Waller Counties. Hours later, as the riders return, the Ride Starter sets out coolers of Gatorade and water, bananas, cookies, and peanut butter sandwiches.
Saturday morning rides start from Zube Park. Occasionally the Park will have a scheduling conflict and we'll start from the nearby Hockley Community Center. (Be sure to check the calendar.) Start times are at either 7:30 am or 8:00 am, depending upon the time of year. See Start Times below.
Cyclists riding out of Zube should be able to meet the following requirements:
Be able to ride at least 20 miles
Be able to maintain a minimum of 12 mph
Obey all traffic laws
Helmets required
No headphones
Just getting started in cycling? New to Northwest Cycling Club? New to the Houston area and not sure of the routes? We have a group for you! Ride with ourNo-Drop Ride - everyone is welcome!
Directions to Zube Park :Take HWY 290 to Roberts Rd. exit. Turn North (right) on Roberts Rd. The park is about a 1/4 mile North of HWY. 290 on Robert's Road on the right. MAP
Directions to the Hockley Community Center: Take 290 (past the Richards exit) to the Kermier Road exit. Exit on Kermier, and turn left on Kermier (i.e., go under the 290 freeway) to Old 290. Go across old 290, and across the RR tracks to Old Washington. Turn right on Old Washington and continue on that road until you cross RR tracks again. The Community Center will be on left hand side of the road right after the RR track crossing. MAP
Start Times:
January - March 8:00am
April thru September 7:30am
October - December 8:00am.
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
You’re invited to join our Saturday morning, beginners group ride starting from and ending at our W. Houston, Performance Bicycle store. The ride is for beginners and those getting ... moreback on the saddle. The average pace will be between 10 and 14 miles per hour and the ride will last approximately one hour. We’ll explore some of the local bike paths available to you and experience some residential riding as well. The ride leaves the store every Saturday morning, 8:00 am and is a “No Rider Left Behind” ride. Come out and join our ride leaders, for some fun outdoors.
Bring a helmet, waterbottle, spare tube, positive attitude :)
Level: Novice, Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
Weekend Ride - Come Join Us! Our Saturday series rides starting at the Life Time Gym at the Rim continue to be very popular. Come ride with us on a 25 or 50 mile ride starting at 7:30 ... morewith wheels down at 7:45. The 25 mile ride is a no-drop ride and good for people who are looking to increase their riding skills. We have a few longer hills on the ride so it is also a great way to increase your strength.
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
Airport Fast Ride -- ~20mph average for the Airport Ride, with a few extra miles thrown in. Please look for separate group, departing before regular airport ride.... more
Drops: Probable
Departure Time — 7:50 a.m.
Distance — 62 approximate
Breaks — 2 (both at the Shell station)
The "Summer Fast Ride" rider can expect a friendly and social 60-plus-mile recreational ride -- much like the "Airport Ride" -- but a little longer and faster. One should feel comfortable riding close to others in a group, as we might work in a rotation at tempo. Average speed from Preston/Forest to the Shell station will be between 18-21 mph. Average speed from the Shell station around the airport to the control tower and around will be above 21 mph. Please feel free to join this ride at the start or at the Shell station... Rest assured, the "regular Airport Ride" is a few minutes back to sweep anyone who gets dropped. Please introduce yourself if you are new to this ride.
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
TEC usually hosts various no-drop rides each weekend. Details are posted on our Facebook page, please join for details. Rides typically leave near the downtown area, and usually 7:30-8am ... morerollout depending on route/temperature.
this is a "private" group with almost 500 members; it may take a couple days for the admins to add you to the group, especially if they haven't met you on the tue/wed weekday rides. (the group is "private" as we used to get a lot of spam/fake/robot accounts)
https://www.facebook.com/groups/484668281639652
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
The MJ 100k is a little longer and faster than the Middle of the Road Ride (MOTR). For those who remember the Sweetish Hill Bakery rides, this has the vibe of those. 2x2 lines, social ... moreat times, but down to business others. That means you can prove it at the City Limit road signs—like the olden days.
It's a friendly and supportive group, but If you get dropped, be self sufficient as it not a no-drop ride.
What to bring? Road bike in good working condition, clipless pedals, helmet, water and nutrition, flat changing tools, and no headphones. Stop at 35 mile mark to top off bottles and grab a quick snack at mini-mart.
9am jan - feb. 8am otherwise.
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
> the Einsteins Bagels at the old start has closed 😢 NEWish START LOCATION! 12601 Tech Ridge Blvd, Austin, TX 78753 (i.e. La Tapatia/Little Woodrow’s)... more
There’s taco shop there in the same strip center as Little Woodrow’s on the southeast corner of Tech Ridge and Parmer. The taco shop is open in the mornings for those wanting to get some food/coffee/rest room before the ride. There is plenty of parking, especially back behind the building.
The Bagel Ride has been around since 1992 and is open to all riders that love riding their bicycles. The ride was formally known as Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure with Bill Ream's assistance. Bill passed away March 2014 but the ride continues in his honor.
There are two groups, both of which roll out together, and then split at the store stop. Short ride is usually 50-60 miles, long ride 70-85 miles. This can be a competitive ride, but tends to stay at a steady tempo, without lots of surges. One of the best group rides in town! Led by Matt, the Bagelmeister.
join our facebook page (below) for any last-minute updates on weather/etc.
starts at 8am normally, 8:15am during winter and 7:30am in the heat of the summer. check the facebook page for weekly ride details. (link below)
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
Red Horn Coffee & Brewing on the SE corner of Parmer & 1431 Route varies but is usually around 3 hours or 50-70 miles. Late fall into winter we slow it down a little and try ... moreto keep an endurance pace and possibly do some exploring. Be ready for anything. Bring money for store/taco stops.
Red Horn opens at 7:00 AM so head in and get a pre-ride espresso or coffee. Check our Facebook Page where we will try to post the Saturday route when possible. Hang out post ride with a delicious beer.
Please DO NOT park in front of Red Horn/Peddler, let's leave those spots for patrons. There is plenty of parking on both sides of the strip center.
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Sat, 12 Oct, 2024Weekly on Saturday
i Cycle Saturday Morning Sprint at 8am, We ride the 23 mile route again on Saturday mornings, but at a 20+ mph pace with sprints up to 30 mph. Not a no-drop ride, this is a fast paced, ... moreracer's training ride. Best for experienced cyclists. Helmets required on all iCycle rides.
This is a group ride on the streets of Houston in traffic. The route is chosen for scenic beauty and to avoid traffic, major thoroughfares and bad streets, but you are still riding on city streets with cars. Exercise caution and obey traffic laws. Watch for and call out road hazards. Standard group riding etiquette applies to all iCycle rides: Strive to keep the group together, call out or point out hazards, no earbuds or loud sound systems, stay off aerobars, ride smoothly and predictably, avoid abrupt maneuvers.
- Cycling calendar for finding group bike rides.
- Search weekly ride events of all skills levels and ability from beginners to advanced cyclists.
- Group rides range from beginner’s leisurely 10K to advanced endurance rides of 100 miles.
- Extensive search options give you access to local cycling clubs, shop rides, no drop, only women ride and social rides to name a few.
- Find the ride that best suits you on any given day: Road Bike, Cyclocross or Mountain Bike, Distance, Average Speed, Terrain - from Flat to Very Hilly.
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