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Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Sun, 5 May, 2024Weekly on Sunday
The Sunday Roll Distance: 30-35 Pace: 14-16 mph Hills: Gentle Breaks: 1 Drops: No Leader: Group ride Maps provided: No "Explore Dallas" ride, starts at NE corner of Preston & Royal. ... morePark in middle of parking lot. The route changes weekly. Not for beginners -- No drops intended, but be able to keep a 15-16 flat cruising pace (thus the "2+" rating) to keep the group together, and do some optional hills. An optional lunch follows the ride in a local restaurant. Ken Wilson 817/929-4869.
Level: Novice, Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Sun, 5 May, 2024Weekly on Sunday
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Since we went South last week and some of us completed the entire ride, I decided that we should go north this Sunday. The route is new but ventures through familiar territory. We ... morewill warm up on Panorama then head over to Centennial and Holland Park. From there we head over to Popes Bluff & Valley, then over to Rockrimmon, then cutting through War Eagle to Allegheny for the climb up Oak Valley Dr. We will eventually find our way to Woodmen, then up and around to Allegheny, then up the steeper south side of Flying W. We will finish by charging down 30th St to Water St to Westmoor Park.
Approximate total distance: 26.5 miles.
Approximate total elevation gain: 2691 ft.
Approximate duration: 2.5 - 3.0 hours.
Map and Cue sheet: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/16311984
Ride Category: Blue/Black or Black (Depends on riders, Click for details)
The Sunday Hill Climb Ride is a no drop ride with an emphasis on improving climbing skills and stamina. All abilities are invited to join. The ride will re-group at the top of climbs. So, if you are the first up, you have the option to roll back down and repeat the climb as many times as you like until everyone is up. Distance usually ranges from 15 to 20 miles. The ride usually lasts 2-3 hours, giving riders the opportunity to join the Sunday Social Ride as well.
Please note the Sunday Hill Climb Ride is starting from: Westmoor Neighborhood Park, 3315 Water St. (Chambers Dr. and Water St.)
And note NEW START TIMES: Winter (Oct -May) starting time, 10 am. Summer (June-August) starting time, 9am.
Leader: Michael Mannebach
Date: Sun, 5 May, 2024Weekly on Sunday
Santa Barbara, California
Santa Barbara's cream of the crop show up for this weekly throwdown, dubbed "Sunday World Champs". Takes the coastal Gobernador loop through coastal SB, gentle rolling hills and a ... moresmall climb near the turnaround point. The pace is notoriously aggressive, city limit signs are fought for, 1-deep pacelines are formed and breaks are chased down. Most well attended ride of the week with up to 70 riders. Meets in the East parking lot of the Cabrillo Bathhouse @ 9:15. Late comers chase, not a no-drop ride. Coffee afterwards at Handlebar Coffee in downtown SB.
Type: Mountain Bike, Social, No Drop
Level: Intermediate, Advanced, Beginner
Date: Sun, 5 May, 2024Weekly on Sunday
This is for all levels of riders, which will break into groups according to ability. Beginners are welcome, and there will be no drops. Meet in the parking lot by the swimming pool. ... moreThe route will make it easy for anyone to get back to the parking lot via the freeways. Helmets are required along with a bike in good working order.
The ride last approximately 1.5 hours. Sometimes less, sometimes more. Just depends on how everyone is feeling on that particular day. The Fast Group usually rides 12-16 miles, the Intermediate Group does 8-12 miles and the Beginner's Group averages 8- 10 miles.
Date: Sun, 5 May, 2024Weekly on Sunday
Whether you live in the area or are just visiting Boise and looking for a group to ride with, we'd love to have you join us on any of our rides! See above for our start locations and ... moredeparture times whether you're looking to pick up a road ride or break out the nobbies.
Our motto is "leave no one behind" and our group rides are no-drop.
For your full enjoyment of our weekly rides though, we strongly suggested the following riding ablilties/considerations:
Sunday No Stress Ride: Another option for new riders to get some saddle time in a no stress environment. Pace range: 16 to 18 MPH. Distance 20 to 30 miles.
Type: Road, Mountain Bike, Cyclocross
Date: Sun, 5 May, 2024Weekly on Sunday
We offer a variety of weekly rides launching from the Trailhead for all skill levels. If you have any suggestions for rides, or would like to be a ride leader, email rides@mellowjohnnys.com... more
Sunday Afternoon Gravel • Intermediate
Departs shop at 4 PM. 26-30 miles of gravel on the Trinity Trails. Moderate pace.
Type: Road, Social, No Drop
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Sun, 5 May, 2024Weekly on Sunday
Grab your bike and a friend and join us as we ride bikes around Austin briefly viewing art in public place on our quiet streets and trails Sunday evenings. We'll visit parks, parking ... moregarages, bakeries, convenient stores as we ride around appreciating art. We typically ride about 10-15 miles, not too many hills. Note this ride is a no drop ride, meaning everyone sticks together and no one gets left behind. All skill levels are welcome.
START: Browning Hangar at Lake Park at Mueller (http://365thingsaustin.com/venue/mueller-hangar/)
END STOP: Cherrywood Coffeehouse (cherrywoodcoffeehouse.com)
WHEN: Meet up at the Browning Hangar at 6:30 pm. Wheels down at 7 pm!
ROUTE: look for it in the invite comments by Sunday afternoon.
WHAT YOU NEED: Lights, Locks, Wheels, an ID, money for food and drinks, and your friends.
HOW: Social Cycling Austin rides AS traffic and NOT AGAINST it. We stop at red lights, yield the right of way and let cars pass as best we can. We don't block intersections. We are nice to both our fellow riders and the other traffic on the road. LISTEN TO the volunteers helping to lead the ride. They are some nice folks and have you best interest in mind. If you have any questions about the rules, I suggest you check here: http://bicycleaustin.info/laws/austin.html
REMINDER: The goal has always been to create a safe environment for all riders, but we cannot control, nor do we desire to, every rider's behavior. We promote personal responsibility, and it is 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 group of other people riding bicycles.
See you soon!!
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Sun, 5 May, 2024Weekly on Sunday
Ride with Billy Bob (MTB) Every Sunday Evening, roll out @ 6:30p Erwin Park in McKinney Speed: Beginner-friendly Distance: 8-24 miles (1-3 laps, you pick)... more
We will be meeting at the parking lot closest to the trailhead. Dependent on weather. Check http://www.dorba.org/ or the DORBA app for trail closings.
Type: Road, Cyclocross, Social
Level: Novice, Intermediate
Date: Sun, 5 May, 2024Weekly on Sunday
Sunday Night Riders: The Chat Room on Magnolia Ave. Fort Worth, look at the map above. Meet at 7pm, roll out around 7:30pm Bar to bar, no car! Generally a 10-12 mile ride with two ... morebar stops. A nice cruise through our fine city, slowest rider sets the pace.
The Night Riders: The best bicycle group in Fort Worth, TX! We ride our bikes at night!
General Guidelines
1. Listen to the Ride Leaders; they have your safety in mind.
2. The group rides in one lane, only. Keep it right, keep it tight.
3. Head lights and tail lights required. It's the law.
4. Helmets are not required by law, but are a good idea.
5. Your bike should be in good working order; air in tires, chain tight, etc.
6. Stay behind the Front Ride Leader and in front of the Back Ride Leader.
7. Listen to Ride Leaders for instructions at all red lights.
8. Bring plenty of water.
9. Bring a spare tube AND any tools you may need.
10. If you leave the ride early, let one of the Ride Leaders know.
11. Call out cars & road hazards. Pass it forward AND back.
12. Be alert and aware of your surroundings.
13. Ride for the Group, not for yourself.
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Sun, 5 May, 2024Weekly on Sunday
Route covers a variety of Houston neighborhoods. Not recommended for beginners. Must have intermediate to advanced cycling skills & be able to maintain a minimum of 20+ mph for ... more30 miles. Road bikes are recommended for this ride.
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: Sun, 5 May, 2024Weekly on Sunday
Join us each Sunday morning at the Lamar Store for an intermediate ride. Each week will feature a different route in south and west Austin. Average speed is 14-16 MPH (including hills).Meet ... moreup 15 min. before wheels down. The ride is typically 2-3 hours (includes time to regroup at certain stops).
Date: Sun, 5 May, 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, 5 May, 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, 29 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, 29 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, 29 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.
Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Date: Mon, 29 Apr, 2024Weekly on Monday
Intermediate Pace Mountain Bike Ride. Join with Danny as he rides the trails of Memorial Park. Get acquainted with the different trails and maybe even learn some new skills. Check ... morehttp://ghorba.org/trails/memorial-park to verify that trails are open.
Rides require, at minimum, an appropriate bike in good working order, water, and a helmet. We suggest a spare tube, energy food, maybe a little cash in case we stop, and your biggest smile! Many rides are held subject to weather. It's a good idea to confirm dates, time and any specific requirements, too. We'll see you out there — and have fun!
Date: Mon, 29 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, 29 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, 29 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!
- 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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