| Date | Name | Distances | Start | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017-09-03 | BCP Peter O'Dell Memorial Ride (PHL-BKLYN) | 50, 70, 90, 130 | 6:00 AM | Philadelphia,PA | |
| Annual ride honoring the late Peter O'Dell, avid bicyclist and area historian. Choose from a 50, 70, 90, or 130 mile ride from Philadelphia, PA to Brooklyn, NY.
Our route meanders along the South Branch of the Raritan River, across the Watchung Mts, and down into Basking Ridge NJ, before riding through the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. It then transitions to an urban route through Elizabeth, Newark, and Jersey City before taking the ferry from Hoboken to Manhattan. In New York, the route goes down the Hudson River Greenway bike path and over the Brooklyn Bridge to our destination in Brooklyn Heights. Refreshments will be available upon arrival at the hotel in Brooklyn. We've also made arrangements for showering and changing at the hotel. You can pick up your bag from the bus, which will be waiting upon arrival. For dinner, many affordable fine dining establishments are nearby, featuring Thai, Italian, Greek, Indian, and Continental cuisines. FOR THOSE GOING BACK TO PHILADELPHIA: We will leave at 9 pm to return to New Hope and Philadelphia via motor coaches. Professional movers will transport our bicycles back to the starting points, where they will be waiting upon our return. The truck bringing back the bikes will go on to 30th Street after returning to New Hope. This is a fully supported ride with SAG support, cue sheets, electronic GPS files, and ride leaders with each group. Groups will operate according to BCP ride policies. The fee includes showers, refreshments and snacks at the hotel in Brooklyn, and transportation back from Brooklyn for you and your bike. You are responsible for in-ride snacks, lunch, dinner, and the fare for the ferry to Manhattan. The registration deadline is Wednesday, August 23, 2017. | |||||
| 2017-09-09 | Kelly Brush Ride | 20, 50, 100 | 7:30 AM | Middlebury,VT | Elizabeth Langfeldt |
| The scenic, fully-supported ride through the Champlain Valley draws over 700 cyclists and dozens of handcyclists. Followed by a tasty and festive post-ride BBQ.
The ride supports the Kelly Brush Foundation's mission to empower those living with paralysis through access to sport and recreation and to improve ski racing safety. WHAT: 12th Annual Kelly Brush Ride powered by VBT Bicycling and Walking Vacations WHEN: Sept. 9, 2017 WHERE: Middlebury, VT DISTANCE: 20, 50 or 100 miles, with options for 65 and 85 miles. REGISTRATION: $150; youth (12 and under) $75; handcyclists FREE. START: 7:30-9:30 a.m. with suggested start times for different distances. Registration and more information are online at: www. | |||||
| 2017-09-10 | Scenic Schuylkill Century | 25-103 | 7:00 AM | Philadelphia,PA | Philly Bike Club |
| The 2017 edition of the Scenic Schuylkill Century
Start/Finish: AIM Academy, 1200 River Road Conshohocken, PA Parking: Free parking on site Via Train: SEPTA's Miquon Station is 200 yds from the start, with service from Center City Philadelphia. Registration Fee: Early Bird Registration (before August 21): non-members $40; BCP members $25 Regular Registration (August 21 to September 2): non-members $45; BCP members $30 Late Registration (September 3 to the day of the event): non-members $50; BCP members $35 Click here to register. Starting Times: 7:15 am to 9:00 am. This is a rain or shine event. Included: Breakfast at the start; 4 rest stops with our award winning food, including fresh fruit and homemade baked goods; pizza party at the finish; SAG support vehicles patrolling the entire route; printed cue sheets and electronic GPS files for each route option. The Route: Scenic town and country 23, 46, 68, 79, and 102 mile segments in Philadelphia and Montgomery County. | |||||
| 2017-09-16 | New York Cycle Club 2017 Escape New York Ride | 25, 50, 65, and 100 | 7:00 AM | Sakura Park - 122nd Street & Riverside Drive, Manhattan,NY | Escape New York Marketing & Promotion |
| Enjoy the support and hospitality of the New York Cycle Club (NYCC) as we go all out to deliver a food-filled, fun-filled and fabulous day of riding to our friends in the cycling community.
Proceeds benefit Recycle-A-Bicycle’s Kids Ride Club and I Challenge Myself, two local NYC charities that help local at-risk youth through cycling, healthy living, and nutrition. We will jumpstart your ride with a breakfast that offers plenty of carbs and coffee to get you going. Along the route re-fuel and meet NYCC members at our well-stocked rest stops. After completing your ride, celebrate your accomplishment at our post-ride festival, featuring food, entertainment, and a raffle with exceptional prizes. Don’t forget to check out our Sponsor Village for product information, giveaways, and discounts. Choose one of four clearly-marked routes that will take you over the George Washington Bridge and into the West Hudson Highlands of Bergen and Rockland Counties: 1. Century Challenge, 100 miles. Are you an experienced rider looking to conquer new territory? Climb over 5,000 feet while completing a full century through charming towns and beautiful countryside that takes you to the edge of Harriman State Park. 2. Rockland Roll, 65 miles. Is a metric century more your style? Triumph over 3,000 feet of elevation gain as you wind your way up hill and down dale to scenic Rockland Lake State Park. 3. Piermont Pleasures, 50 miles. Do you prefer a “touring” approach to cycling? Enjoy the scenery on our half century excursion to the historic village of Piermont on the Hudson. 4. Bergen Spin, 25 miles. New to cycling? Is this your first time riding outside of the Hudson Greenway or Central Park? Expand your horizons as you amble through the leafy suburbs of Bergen County. All registrants over the age of 18 who aren't already New York Cycle Club members will receive a free trial membership! From August 1 through December 31, 2017, enjoy great club benefits including member-led training rides in the tri-state area; access to an extensive ride library; monthly club meetings featuring exciting speakers; fun social events; discounts at local bike shops; and more. https:/ | |||||
| 2017-09-17 | OCBC Ride with the Camels | 10, 25, 43, 64 | 8:00 AM | Warwick Town Park, Warwick,NY | Kristin Kensen |
| Each year, the Orange County Bicycle Club and Catholic Charities Community Services of Orange County host our annual Country Roads Bicycle Tour Ride With the Camels. Proceeds from the event benefit Catholic Charities of Orange County, NY, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County, and the Sanctuary for Animals.
Ride any one of four routes on uncrowded roads through the pristine landscape of Orange County in New York’s Hudson Valley. Participants have the option of riding individually following marked roads with accompanying cue sheets or riding as part of a group led by an experienced Bike Club member. This ride is fully supported by road marshals for safety, has well stocked rest stops and lunch with a live band. | |||||
| 2017-09-23 | Roe Jan Ramble | 10, 25, 35,50 miles | 12:00 AM | Copake Community Park, 230 Mountain View Road, Copake,Pl | |
| The 5th Annual Roe Jan Ramble Bike Tour is a non-competitive ride perfect for both the casual as well as committed cyclist. Whether you enjoy a simple ride with your family, or you are an experienced dedicated cyclist, the Ramble offers something for everyone. The event consist of 4 routes on lightly traveled public roads through lovely farmland, rolling hills and picturesque hamlets.
10 mile Route: An easy ride, perfect for families and the casual cyclist. Mostly flat with a couple gentle hills through the Town of Copake and surrounding countryside. 25 mile Route: A pleasant easy to moderate ride with rolling hills, a couple more challenging inclines, and curving vistas through Copake and Ancram. Charming hamlets, great views of the Taconic Mountains and the farms of the Roe Jan area. 35 mile Route: A moderate to challenging ride, with hills and vistas that will captivate you and inspire. Includes a ride on the newly completed sections of the Harlem Valley Rail Trail between Copake and Hillsdale. With twisting curves and moderate to difficult climbs, this ride is considered by local cyclists as one of the most scenic. 50 mile Route: For the committed cyclist who wants the full experience, this ride combines the 25 mile route with the last 25 miles of the 35 mile route. If you love cycling, you'll definitely want to do this one! The 25 and 35 mile Routes each have one rest stop with food, water and restrooms. The 50 mile route has two. Although our ride is free and open to everyone, we hope you'll make a donation, or choose to raise money through pledges, to benefit the Harlem Valley Rail Trail. Your contributions make a difference to complete the trail between Copake Falls and Hillsdale. | |||||
| 2017-09-24 | Tour De Yonkers | 25/50 | 7:30 AM | Beczak Nature Center, 35 Alexander Street,NY | |
| Please join us for either a 25 or 50 mile tour of our beautiful city, for additional information please go to our website: yonkersbikeclub.org | |||||
| 2017-10-08 | Golden Apple Ride | 26, 45, 72 | 8:00 AM | Goldens Bridge,NY | |
| OIN US on Sunday October 8th, 2017 for the 35th Golden Apple ride! Enjoy cycling on beautiful Hudson Valley roads during peak* foliage season!
*foliage levels subject to negotiations with Mother Nature. This ride is rain or shine! ** NEW routes, from 25-75 miles (guided option available on select routes) ** Love gravel grinding? The Dirt*y Apple is back with an ALL NEW route! ** Well stocked rest/aid stations ** Full SAG support ** Post-ride lunch ** Rain insurance ** Don’t forget to order your commemorative 35th Golden Apple jersey ** Start location conveniently located at Goldens Bridge Metro-North train station Proceeds from the Golden Apple support these local charities: Westchester Bikes4Kids Friends of Karen Westchester Parks Foundation | |||||
| 2017-10-15 | Covered Bridges Ride | 20, 34, 35, 50, 63 | 8:00 AM | Tinicum Park, Erwinna,PA | |
| This is THE premier cycling event in scenic Bucks County. Held each year on a beautiful Sunday with the gorgeous fall colors shouting out, the CBR, as our members call it, is our best event ever.
You have five great routes to choose from -- the family-friendly 20 and 30 mile routes (both use the towpath along the Delaware river, which is a fine-cinder and hardpacked dirt trail, for part of the ride), or the hillier 33, 50 or 63 mile ones (all on paved roads) -- plus plenty of great food. Travel through up to six historic covered bridges. Fatter tired bikes work best on the cinder-based paths for the 20 and 30 mile routes, which visit one or two bridges. The rides conclude with a Grande Finale Picnic. Rides start and end at Tinicum Park, along the shores of the Delaware River. Join 2000 riders from all over the northeastern United States and ride through some of the most beautiful areas in this part of the world. | |||||
North East Cycling Calendar
Add An Event| Date | Name | Distances | Start | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017-09-03 | BCP Peter O'Dell Memorial Ride (PHL-BKLYN) | 50, 70, 90, 130 | 6:00 AM | Philadelphia,PA | |
| Annual ride honoring the late Peter O'Dell, avid bicyclist and area historian. Choose from a 50, 70, 90, or 130 mile ride from Philadelphia, PA to Brooklyn, NY.
Our route meanders along the South Branch of the Raritan River, across the Watchung Mts, and down into Basking Ridge NJ, before riding through the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. It then transitions to an urban route through Elizabeth, Newark, and Jersey City before taking the ferry from Hoboken to Manhattan. In New York, the route goes down the Hudson River Greenway bike path and over the Brooklyn Bridge to our destination in Brooklyn Heights. Refreshments will be available upon arrival at the hotel in Brooklyn. We've also made arrangements for showering and changing at the hotel. You can pick up your bag from the bus, which will be waiting upon arrival. For dinner, many affordable fine dining establishments are nearby, featuring Thai, Italian, Greek, Indian, and Continental cuisines. FOR THOSE GOING BACK TO PHILADELPHIA: We will leave at 9 pm to return to New Hope and Philadelphia via motor coaches. Professional movers will transport our bicycles back to the starting points, where they will be waiting upon our return. The truck bringing back the bikes will go on to 30th Street after returning to New Hope. This is a fully supported ride with SAG support, cue sheets, electronic GPS files, and ride leaders with each group. Groups will operate according to BCP ride policies. The fee includes showers, refreshments and snacks at the hotel in Brooklyn, and transportation back from Brooklyn for you and your bike. You are responsible for in-ride snacks, lunch, dinner, and the fare for the ferry to Manhattan. The registration deadline is Wednesday, August 23, 2017. | |||||
| 2017-09-04 | Donut Derby | 36 | 9:00 AM | Valley Preferred Cycling Center (T-Town Velodrome),PA | |
| The Lehigh Wheelmen invite you to participate in the 2017 Donut Derby on Labor Day, September 4th. The DD is a fun 36 mile race with a twist: Get a 3 minute time credit for each donut eaten at stops positioned at mile markers 12 and 24. Donut-adjusted time determines the winner in several age categories. Lunch and an awards ceremony follow the ride.
The Munchkin Mile: After the Donut Derby your children, age 10 and under, will be able to participate in the Third Annual Munchkin Mile. Your ‘munchkins’ will be given the opportunity to ride 5 laps on the Valley Preferred Cycling Center T-Town Velodrome, home of world-class bicycle racing. For those who have not mastered two-wheelers, training wheels and trikes are allowed. Munchkins (the food) will be offered to keep your kids refueled. Medals will be awarded at the completion of the event. Key Information: Online registration only $30 per rider Registration closes August 30th or when event fills There is no day-of-event registration Sign-in opens at 7:30 am on September 7th The race begins promptly at 9:00 am | |||||
| 2017-09-04 | South Salem Church Tavern Biathlon 2017 | 7 mile bike/4 mile r | 9:30 AM | 82 Spring Street, South Salem,NY | |
| Event Summary:
CALLING ALL RUNNERS, RIDERS AND RAMBLERS!! Registration is now open for the 7th Annual South Salem Church Tavern Biathlon presented by Domino Sugar On Labor Day Monday, September 4 at 9:30 a.m., competitors from all over New York and Connecticut will eagerly await the ringing of the St. John's Church bell to announce the start of the race. You can register for the 7-Mile Bike/4-Mile Run Biathlon, or for either part separately (relay teams are okay, too). There will also be a 4-Mile Walk and even a 1K Run for the kids! You'll not only have a great time, but you'll be helping the work of St. John's Parish and the Community Center of Northern Westchester. And once the racing is done, you can stay to enjoy a delicious barbecue, great music and a water slide for the youngsters. $40 Biathlon $25 Cycle Only $25 Run Only $25 Holy Stroller $10 Kid's 1K | |||||
| 2017-09-09 | Kelly Brush Ride | 20, 50, 100 | 7:30 AM | Middlebury,VT | Elizabeth Langfeldt |
| The scenic, fully-supported ride through the Champlain Valley draws over 700 cyclists and dozens of handcyclists. Followed by a tasty and festive post-ride BBQ.
The ride supports the Kelly Brush Foundation's mission to empower those living with paralysis through access to sport and recreation and to improve ski racing safety. WHAT: 12th Annual Kelly Brush Ride powered by VBT Bicycling and Walking Vacations WHEN: Sept. 9, 2017 WHERE: Middlebury, VT DISTANCE: 20, 50 or 100 miles, with options for 65 and 85 miles. REGISTRATION: $150; youth (12 and under) $75; handcyclists FREE. START: 7:30-9:30 a.m. with suggested start times for different distances. Registration and more information are online at: www. | |||||
| 2017-09-09 | Eastchester Green Festival | 12:00 AM | Anne Hutchinson School, 60 Mill Road, Eastchester, NY 10709,NY | Peter McCartt | |
| 9th Annual Eastchester Green Festival
Many bike related activities including a bike donation dropoff for the WCC's Bike4Kids programs. Skills competition, skills class, safety class, bike tune-up, bike items for sale by local bike store. If you would like to get involved there is no charge for a table/booth for any WCC member. Please contact: Peter McCartt 917-497-9285 PMcCartt@GreenEastchester.com | |||||
| 2017-09-10 | Scenic Schuylkill Century | 25-103 | 7:00 AM | Philadelphia,PA | Philly Bike Club |
| The 2017 edition of the Scenic Schuylkill Century
Start/Finish: AIM Academy, 1200 River Road Conshohocken, PA Parking: Free parking on site Via Train: SEPTA's Miquon Station is 200 yds from the start, with service from Center City Philadelphia. Registration Fee: Early Bird Registration (before August 21): non-members $40; BCP members $25 Regular Registration (August 21 to September 2): non-members $45; BCP members $30 Late Registration (September 3 to the day of the event): non-members $50; BCP members $35 Click here to register. Starting Times: 7:15 am to 9:00 am. This is a rain or shine event. Included: Breakfast at the start; 4 rest stops with our award winning food, including fresh fruit and homemade baked goods; pizza party at the finish; SAG support vehicles patrolling the entire route; printed cue sheets and electronic GPS files for each route option. The Route: Scenic town and country 23, 46, 68, 79, and 102 mile segments in Philadelphia and Montgomery County. | |||||
| 2017-09-16 | New York Cycle Club 2017 Escape New York Ride | 25, 50, 65, and 100 | 7:00 AM | Sakura Park - 122nd Street & Riverside Drive, Manhattan,NY | Escape New York Marketing & Promotion |
| Enjoy the support and hospitality of the New York Cycle Club (NYCC) as we go all out to deliver a food-filled, fun-filled and fabulous day of riding to our friends in the cycling community.
Proceeds benefit Recycle-A-Bicycle’s Kids Ride Club and I Challenge Myself, two local NYC charities that help local at-risk youth through cycling, healthy living, and nutrition. We will jumpstart your ride with a breakfast that offers plenty of carbs and coffee to get you going. Along the route re-fuel and meet NYCC members at our well-stocked rest stops. After completing your ride, celebrate your accomplishment at our post-ride festival, featuring food, entertainment, and a raffle with exceptional prizes. Don’t forget to check out our Sponsor Village for product information, giveaways, and discounts. Choose one of four clearly-marked routes that will take you over the George Washington Bridge and into the West Hudson Highlands of Bergen and Rockland Counties: 1. Century Challenge, 100 miles. Are you an experienced rider looking to conquer new territory? Climb over 5,000 feet while completing a full century through charming towns and beautiful countryside that takes you to the edge of Harriman State Park. 2. Rockland Roll, 65 miles. Is a metric century more your style? Triumph over 3,000 feet of elevation gain as you wind your way up hill and down dale to scenic Rockland Lake State Park. 3. Piermont Pleasures, 50 miles. Do you prefer a “touring” approach to cycling? Enjoy the scenery on our half century excursion to the historic village of Piermont on the Hudson. 4. Bergen Spin, 25 miles. New to cycling? Is this your first time riding outside of the Hudson Greenway or Central Park? Expand your horizons as you amble through the leafy suburbs of Bergen County. All registrants over the age of 18 who aren't already New York Cycle Club members will receive a free trial membership! From August 1 through December 31, 2017, enjoy great club benefits including member-led training rides in the tri-state area; access to an extensive ride library; monthly club meetings featuring exciting speakers; fun social events; discounts at local bike shops; and more. https:/ | |||||
| 2017-09-17 | OCBC Ride with the Camels | 10, 25, 43, 64 | 8:00 AM | Warwick Town Park, Warwick,NY | Kristin Kensen |
| Each year, the Orange County Bicycle Club and Catholic Charities Community Services of Orange County host our annual Country Roads Bicycle Tour Ride With the Camels. Proceeds from the event benefit Catholic Charities of Orange County, NY, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County, and the Sanctuary for Animals.
Ride any one of four routes on uncrowded roads through the pristine landscape of Orange County in New York’s Hudson Valley. Participants have the option of riding individually following marked roads with accompanying cue sheets or riding as part of a group led by an experienced Bike Club member. This ride is fully supported by road marshals for safety, has well stocked rest stops and lunch with a live band. | |||||
| 2017-09-23 | Roe Jan Ramble | 10, 25, 35,50 miles | 12:00 AM | Copake Community Park, 230 Mountain View Road, Copake,Pl | |
| The 5th Annual Roe Jan Ramble Bike Tour is a non-competitive ride perfect for both the casual as well as committed cyclist. Whether you enjoy a simple ride with your family, or you are an experienced dedicated cyclist, the Ramble offers something for everyone. The event consist of 4 routes on lightly traveled public roads through lovely farmland, rolling hills and picturesque hamlets.
10 mile Route: An easy ride, perfect for families and the casual cyclist. Mostly flat with a couple gentle hills through the Town of Copake and surrounding countryside. 25 mile Route: A pleasant easy to moderate ride with rolling hills, a couple more challenging inclines, and curving vistas through Copake and Ancram. Charming hamlets, great views of the Taconic Mountains and the farms of the Roe Jan area. 35 mile Route: A moderate to challenging ride, with hills and vistas that will captivate you and inspire. Includes a ride on the newly completed sections of the Harlem Valley Rail Trail between Copake and Hillsdale. With twisting curves and moderate to difficult climbs, this ride is considered by local cyclists as one of the most scenic. 50 mile Route: For the committed cyclist who wants the full experience, this ride combines the 25 mile route with the last 25 miles of the 35 mile route. If you love cycling, you'll definitely want to do this one! The 25 and 35 mile Routes each have one rest stop with food, water and restrooms. The 50 mile route has two. Although our ride is free and open to everyone, we hope you'll make a donation, or choose to raise money through pledges, to benefit the Harlem Valley Rail Trail. Your contributions make a difference to complete the trail between Copake Falls and Hillsdale. | |||||
| 2017-09-24 | Tour De Yonkers | 25/50 | 7:30 AM | Beczak Nature Center, 35 Alexander Street,NY | |
| Please join us for either a 25 or 50 mile tour of our beautiful city, for additional information please go to our website: yonkersbikeclub.org | |||||
| 2017-10-01 | Stony Brookside CycleNY Long Island Ride | 22, 44 | 9:15 AM | Stony Brookside Inn, Stony Brook,NY | Elyse Buchman |
| Join us Sunday, October 1, 2017 for the second annual CycleNY Long Island Ride to benefit the NY Bicycling Coalition (NYBC.net). The ride begins at the Stony Brookside Bed and Bike Inn, with 22 mile and 44 mile route options. Both routes boast scenic water views and the area's beautiful mostly lightly traveled back roads. The longer route option includes some more challenging hills. As you may know, NYBC is the only state-wide bicycle advocacy group working to keep NY roads safe for all cyclists. For example, NYBC has been working tirelessly on trying to pass a 3 foot passing law in NY. We also have a robust statewide bike safety awareness and education program!
Our host, The Stony Brookside Bed and Ride Inn will provide us with a place to launch our ride and return for refueling with food, rehydrating with North Fork wines and New York craft brews and to enjoy the camaraderie of fellow cyclists! This ride is a way for us to meet other cyclists in our region, raise awareness of NYBC, grow membership and support, and to enjoy the beauty of Long Island's North Fork. Registration closes September 27, 2017 | |||||
| 2017-10-07 | Velocity: | 62.5, 45, 25. 10 | 9:00 AM | Bear Mountain,NY | Velocity |
| We are proud to introduce to you Velocity, Columbia’s Ride to End Cancer. On October 7, 2017 we will ride 10, 25, 45, or 62.5 miles on a unique route model which symbolizes the idea that when we come together we gain momentum. As our professionally designed and fully supported route merges together from four start areas, we’ll ride together as one to our finish line at Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC). Interested in registering? Pedal on over to www. | |||||
| 2017-10-08 | Golden Apple Ride | 26, 45, 72 | 8:00 AM | Goldens Bridge,NY | |
| OIN US on Sunday October 8th, 2017 for the 35th Golden Apple ride! Enjoy cycling on beautiful Hudson Valley roads during peak* foliage season!
*foliage levels subject to negotiations with Mother Nature. This ride is rain or shine! ** NEW routes, from 25-75 miles (guided option available on select routes) ** Love gravel grinding? The Dirt*y Apple is back with an ALL NEW route! ** Well stocked rest/aid stations ** Full SAG support ** Post-ride lunch ** Rain insurance ** Don’t forget to order your commemorative 35th Golden Apple jersey ** Start location conveniently located at Goldens Bridge Metro-North train station Proceeds from the Golden Apple support these local charities: Westchester Bikes4Kids Friends of Karen Westchester Parks Foundation | |||||
| 2017-10-15 | Covered Bridges Ride | 20, 34, 35, 50, 63 | 8:00 AM | Tinicum Park, Erwinna,PA | |
| This is THE premier cycling event in scenic Bucks County. Held each year on a beautiful Sunday with the gorgeous fall colors shouting out, the CBR, as our members call it, is our best event ever.
You have five great routes to choose from -- the family-friendly 20 and 30 mile routes (both use the towpath along the Delaware river, which is a fine-cinder and hardpacked dirt trail, for part of the ride), or the hillier 33, 50 or 63 mile ones (all on paved roads) -- plus plenty of great food. Travel through up to six historic covered bridges. Fatter tired bikes work best on the cinder-based paths for the 20 and 30 mile routes, which visit one or two bridges. The rides conclude with a Grande Finale Picnic. Rides start and end at Tinicum Park, along the shores of the Delaware River. Join 2000 riders from all over the northeastern United States and ride through some of the most beautiful areas in this part of the world. | |||||
| Date | Name | Distances | Start | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017-09-04 | South Salem Church Tavern Biathlon 2017 | 7 mile bike/4 mile r | 9:30 AM | 82 Spring Street, South Salem,NY | |
| Event Summary:
CALLING ALL RUNNERS, RIDERS AND RAMBLERS!! Registration is now open for the 7th Annual South Salem Church Tavern Biathlon presented by Domino Sugar On Labor Day Monday, September 4 at 9:30 a.m., competitors from all over New York and Connecticut will eagerly await the ringing of the St. John's Church bell to announce the start of the race. You can register for the 7-Mile Bike/4-Mile Run Biathlon, or for either part separately (relay teams are okay, too). There will also be a 4-Mile Walk and even a 1K Run for the kids! You'll not only have a great time, but you'll be helping the work of St. John's Parish and the Community Center of Northern Westchester. And once the racing is done, you can stay to enjoy a delicious barbecue, great music and a water slide for the youngsters. $40 Biathlon $25 Cycle Only $25 Run Only $25 Holy Stroller $10 Kid's 1K | |||||
| 2017-10-01 | Stony Brookside CycleNY Long Island Ride | 22, 44 | 9:15 AM | Stony Brookside Inn, Stony Brook,NY | Elyse Buchman |
| Join us Sunday, October 1, 2017 for the second annual CycleNY Long Island Ride to benefit the NY Bicycling Coalition (NYBC.net). The ride begins at the Stony Brookside Bed and Bike Inn, with 22 mile and 44 mile route options. Both routes boast scenic water views and the area's beautiful mostly lightly traveled back roads. The longer route option includes some more challenging hills. As you may know, NYBC is the only state-wide bicycle advocacy group working to keep NY roads safe for all cyclists. For example, NYBC has been working tirelessly on trying to pass a 3 foot passing law in NY. We also have a robust statewide bike safety awareness and education program!
Our host, The Stony Brookside Bed and Ride Inn will provide us with a place to launch our ride and return for refueling with food, rehydrating with North Fork wines and New York craft brews and to enjoy the camaraderie of fellow cyclists! This ride is a way for us to meet other cyclists in our region, raise awareness of NYBC, grow membership and support, and to enjoy the beauty of Long Island's North Fork. Registration closes September 27, 2017 | |||||
| 2017-10-07 | Velocity: | 62.5, 45, 25. 10 | 9:00 AM | Bear Mountain,NY | Velocity |
| We are proud to introduce to you Velocity, Columbia’s Ride to End Cancer. On October 7, 2017 we will ride 10, 25, 45, or 62.5 miles on a unique route model which symbolizes the idea that when we come together we gain momentum. As our professionally designed and fully supported route merges together from four start areas, we’ll ride together as one to our finish line at Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC). Interested in registering? Pedal on over to www. | |||||
| Date | Name | Distances | Start | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017-09-04 | Donut Derby | 36 | 9:00 AM | Valley Preferred Cycling Center (T-Town Velodrome),PA | |
| The Lehigh Wheelmen invite you to participate in the 2017 Donut Derby on Labor Day, September 4th. The DD is a fun 36 mile race with a twist: Get a 3 minute time credit for each donut eaten at stops positioned at mile markers 12 and 24. Donut-adjusted time determines the winner in several age categories. Lunch and an awards ceremony follow the ride.
The Munchkin Mile: After the Donut Derby your children, age 10 and under, will be able to participate in the Third Annual Munchkin Mile. Your ‘munchkins’ will be given the opportunity to ride 5 laps on the Valley Preferred Cycling Center T-Town Velodrome, home of world-class bicycle racing. For those who have not mastered two-wheelers, training wheels and trikes are allowed. Munchkins (the food) will be offered to keep your kids refueled. Medals will be awarded at the completion of the event. Key Information: Online registration only $30 per rider Registration closes August 30th or when event fills There is no day-of-event registration Sign-in opens at 7:30 am on September 7th The race begins promptly at 9:00 am | |||||
| Date | Name | Distances | Start | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017-09-09 | Eastchester Green Festival | 12:00 AM | Anne Hutchinson School, 60 Mill Road, Eastchester, NY 10709,NY | Peter McCartt | |
| 9th Annual Eastchester Green Festival
Many bike related activities including a bike donation dropoff for the WCC's Bike4Kids programs. Skills competition, skills class, safety class, bike tune-up, bike items for sale by local bike store. If you would like to get involved there is no charge for a table/booth for any WCC member. Please contact: Peter McCartt 917-497-9285 PMcCartt@GreenEastchester.com | |||||