Ride Schedule

Rt 22 route. Rt 172 and the climbs on Rt 22 make for a hard ride. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:25 pm

Pretty flat as Westchester terrain goes, suitable for fast pace by both B and C+ riders. B riders should average 16 mph and C+ riders 15+ mph on mostly rolling terrain with a couple of hills, total ascent 2,300 feet. To Greenwich via Mt Kisco and Armonk and back via Bedford and Katonah. Route can be extended by 5 miles to 51 miles (see cue for details). See route at ridewithgps.com/routes/117825. Print the cue with my cell# on it.

What a better way to start the holiday weekend than with "Another beer ride". Some very familiar roads in a different direction. We'll head over to Sleepy Hollow Rd and then work our way north to Yorktown. Yes, a few nice hills including Hanover. About 3200' of climbing. No stops (unless we need water)& no whining! You know the routine. Print cue sheet and add my cell to it. Bring your Growlers to get them filled and then do a little sampling afterwards

This is Wednesday's canceled ride. Come one, come all, let's defy the weather and get a good, hilly, 50 miles in! Cell 516-578-6229. Helmets and good cheer required!

This is it....a super easy final warmup for tomorrows big ride. I won't be printing cue sheets, we're basically going around the Amawalk and Titicus resovoirs, over to King Kone (finally) and back to the lot. Find it at: http://www.mapmyride.com/route/detail/22195210/ if you want to download it (Marcus)or print it for yourself. Don't mind the A- listing, all you B+ers know what you really are, so just be honest with yourselves, you earned it!

Starting 8am so ride can finish around noon for some of you that may be volunteering for the GA prep later in the day. If you need to finish earlier than that, there are good places to shortcut. This is a scenic and hilly ride. 2978 elevation. 70 feet/mi. For experienced B riders....... Route includes: Rockefeller/Stone Barns area, Tarrytown Lakes, Sleepy Hollow Rd., climb up Ridgecrest w/ gorgeous view of Hudson River, then back down same hill and steady climb up Scarborough, short stop in Briarcliff for water, Teatown, Croton Dam, upper loop of Croton Reservoir, climb up Baptist Church and into Yorktown for rest stop at Panera’s, then screaming downhill on Hanover, steady climb up Pines Bridge + another fun downhill on Shinglehouse before we finish.........Target range for this ride is 14.5-15 with short **REGROUPS** so we can enjoy staying together................Helmets required, no headphones, bring 2 spare tubes, energy bars + 2 bottles to drink. ........Meet early to roll promptly at 8:00 am.... I recommend that you review the route via the map I created on ridewithgps.com (see link at end of this listing. Disregard their cue sheet and elevation info, which are incorrect.) .....Also, PRINT OUT CUE SHEET + write down my number (914-826-3440).........Let’s ride SMART + SAFE and have some FUN!.......... (Link to ride map: http://ridewithgps.com/routes/165687 )

32 mile sprint with a few gradual climbs offering views of three amazing reservoirs; Croton, Titicus and Amawalk. Ride ends following the bike path for about six miles. I will keep to an average end speed of 13.5mph. After the ride we head to the Muscoot Farm for a fun picnic lunch...Bring your own.....CHECK THIS POSTING AT 730AM ON SATURDAY ...IF PENDING STORM CREATES UNSAFE CONDITIONS RIDE IS CANCELED

For those who can't ride the GA (like us volunteers), here's a beautiful ride through horse country that everyone always loves. The catch? HILLS!!! If you're not interested in riding up hills, this isn't the ride for you. But if you want the practice, this is definitely your ride. Take the hills at your own pace, because NO ONE gets left behind. And remember: the only way to be able to do hills is to do hills. Helmets a must. No headphones please. Rain cancels.

join us on a scenic, fairly level tour of the Gold Coast of Westport and riding into the historic village of Southport before returning.

Celebrate the end of this holiday weekend with a beautiful ride. We'll cover a mix of terrain; flats, rollers, downhills and an easy climb here and there. We will use Sept. 1 version of the cue sheet. Please bring two water bottles, tubes, etc. You know the drill. Here's the link for Garmin users: http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-states/ny/purchase/719128109719791469

Beautiful ride from Suny Purchase to Rye Beach Clubs and back. Work hard for your rest stop at a fabulous bakery. Pretty, winding suburban roads with little traffic - a few hills.

Rt 22 route. When the group goes fast up Rt 172, can you survive the climbs on Rt 22? Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:17 pm

Flat, fast, tempo ride up around Amawalk. Rt 100>118>202>Lake Rd.>Orchard Hill Rd.> Wood St.>Moseman>Rt 100 back to Millwood. Pace 18+ Bring light

2000 ft of climbing on 22 miles makes for a hilly short ride. We climb: Quaker Ridge/Glendale/Alapartus and finish with a climb up Hanover. Back by dark, but bring lights (at least a rear blinky). Route map: http://ridewithgps.com/routes/139318 . Print a cue sheet (#665) if you want one, but we regroup as needed.

Rt 22 route. Rt 172 and the climbs on Rt 22 make for a hard ride. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:13 pm

The insane have spoken and thier leader has heard them, so we'll do it again. Hopefully this time, more than 2 riders will complete the entire route. Over 2500' of climbing in just 28 miles, what else is there to say? ***PRINT CUE SHEET*** as everyone suffers at thier own pace. PS..If its a warm day, bring plenty of water, no refueling stops on this route!

 

We'll ride the route of Sept. 12's Toughman Triathlon. Terrain is relatively mellow. We'll most likely average around 17. Good for B riders who like to push the pace

This ride is the last of my 2010 training rides to support my friends at Harlem Academy. I co-chair the event and we run it from the Greenwich Country Day School where we have our post ride BBQ party. This training ride will preview the 50km course we will be riding during the Climb for Harlem Academy on September 25. It is a pretty ride on primarily back roads. We go through Bedford Village and use Rt 22 from there up past and around Titicus reservoir, and come back through Bedford via Rt 121 before using back roads in Greenwich to return to the school. It is moderately hilly. Cue sheets will be provided. A rest stop is available if the group would like to stop. To learn more about Harlem Academy and the Climb or to support me in the Climb you can visit www.harlemacademy.org or https://www.harlemacademy.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=172&Itemid=209 for the Climb page specifically.

a joint ride with Bplus and B riders on the Toughman course. Anyone want to be a co-leader?

In honor of Croton Bike Week I will be leading a ride exploring the beauty and history of this scenic area. Cell 516-578-6229. Helmets and good cheer required!

The details for the 2010 U.S.I. Monday Night Recovery Ride. There are a total of 25 rides for this year. No ride on May 31 (Memorial Day) & Sept. 6 (Labor Day). On June 21 a special longest day of the year ride will take a route over Whippoorwill Rd. in Armonk. Ride distance ranges from 16 to a full ride of 32 miles. the pace is 16 mph or less. No rider is dropped. Any ride will be cancelled due to inclement weather. Conditions include: snow, rain, hjigh winds, lightning & temps below 40 F. No cue sheet is used. Any questions contact: Mark J. Lalloo at (914)946-8816 or e-mail: electrovelo@optonline.net Co-leader is Sherri Tiesi, (c)(917)825-4095

Rt 22 route. When the group goes fast up Rt 172, can you survive the climbs on Rt 22? Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:05 pm

Flat, fast, tempo ride up around Amawalk. Rt 100>118>202>Lake Rd.>Orchard Hill Rd.> Wood St.>Moseman>Rt 100 back to Millwood. Pace 18+ Bring light

Rt 22 route. Rt 172 and the climbs on Rt 22 make for a hard ride. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:01 pm

join us on a scenic, fairly level tour of the Gold Coast of Westport and riding into the historic village of Southport before returning.

The details for the 2010 U.S.I. Monday Night Recovery Ride. There are a total of 25 rides for this year. No ride on May 31 (Memorial Day) & Sept. 6 (Labor Day). On June 21 a special longest day of the year ride will take a route over Whippoorwill Rd. in Armonk. Ride distance ranges from 16 to a full ride of 32 miles. the pace is 16 mph or less. No rider is dropped. Any ride will be cancelled due to inclement weather. Conditions include: snow, rain, hjigh winds, lightning & temps below 40 F. No cue sheet is used. Any questions contact: Mark J. Lalloo at (914)946-8816 or e-mail: electrovelo@optonline.net Co-leader is Sherri Tiesi, (c)(917)825-4095

Rt 22 route. When the group goes fast up Rt 172, can you survive the climbs on Rt 22? Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 6:53 pm

The Harvest Moon.. We'll ride up the bike path to Greenwood St. in Yorktown, then Evergreen>Granite Springs Rd.>Mahopac Ave> around the back of Somers Commons Shopping Center and back down the bike path. C+ pace because it's dark. Working headlights and tail lights required. Please sign up in advance, no sign ups, no ride. We'll use tomorrow nite as a rain date.

Rt 22 route. Rt 172 and the climbs on Rt 22 make for a hard ride. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 6:49 pm

Rt 22 route. When the group goes fast up Rt 172, can you survive the climbs on Rt 22? Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 6:41 pm

Rt 22 route. Rt 172 and the climbs on Rt 22 make for a hard ride. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 6:38 pm

Same route as last year. Beautiful scenery, hills and very little traffic. Lunch at the funky Mountain Cow Cafe in Pine Plains. Afterwards we'll have a barbecue for those who want to stay and relax with us.

join us on a scenic, fairly level tour of the Gold Coast of Westport and riding into the historic village of Southport before returning.

Rt 22 route. When the group goes fast up Rt 172, can you survive the climbs on Rt 22? Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 6:29 pm

Rt 22 route. Rt 172 and the climbs on Rt 22 make for a hard ride. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 6:26 pm

Our annual event followed by catered lunch! (LEADERS, PLEASE CONTACT AVE KAREL TO VOLUNTEER)

join us on a scenic, fairly level tour of the Gold Coast of Westport and riding into the historic village of Southport before returning.

Rt 22 route. When the group goes fast up Rt 172, can you survive the climbs on Rt 22? Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 6:18 pm

Rt 22 route. Rt 172 and the climbs on Rt 22 make for a hard ride. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 6:15 pm