GDB Mesquite Ride

Type

Road

Level

Novice
Rides suitable for cyclists who are new to the sport (or who have not been on a bike for some years), family-friendly rides or any riders that feel a need for some mentoring. Note: please note that minors under the age of 16 cannot participate in rides unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Families with children should, in any event, confirm with the ride leader ahead of time that the ride will be suitable for their needs.

Intermediate
Targeted towards riders who have a few years in the saddle, who have developed some riding confidence and fitness and feel ready to move to the next level. Could attract more experienced riders who are looking for a relaxed or less aggressive ride.

Advanced
Limited to experienced riders with superior bike handling skills and who are comfortable with a fast pace (probably including single and/or double pace-line riding) and/or hilly terrain, and the possibility of heavily trafficked roads. Advanced rides are less likely to be "no-drop" unless identified as such.

Intermediate, Advanced

Distance

35 - 50

miles

Average Speed

18 - 22

mph

Terrain

Hilly

Date

Thursday, 16 Jan, 2025Weekly on Thursday

Time

5:30 PM

Description

When: Thursday, Jul 21, 2016, 5:30 PM

Where: Poteet High School parking lot NW corner of Galloway and Americana
3300 Poteet Drive
Mesquite, TX 75150

Category:GDB Mesquite Ride
Registration is Not Required

Distance: 35+
Pace: 20+ mph -- typical 20mph average at finish.
Hills: Hilly
Breaks: None, but locations available if you need
Drops: Yes -- you should know the route ahead of time! If you fall off, either ride solo or pick up with others who fall off.
Leader: None designated.
Contact: Dean Wilkinson (deanwilk@sbcglobal.net)

Sponsored By

Organization

Greater Dallas Bicyclists (GDB)

The Greater Dallas Bicyclists (GDB) was founded in 1973 by a few bicycling enthusiasts who wanted to get together for some recreational rides on weekends. Interest has grown so that ... moretoday it's a 408-member organization that is active in most aspects of bicycling.

To promote bicycling as a lifetime activity that encourages good health, wellness, friendship, skill and personal accomplishment

To work together as a club to have a greater impact on bicycle safety and the community we live in

To provide education to enable bicyclists and motorists to share the road safely

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