Upcoming Rides

• Saturday, November 14, 2026
  • 9A

    HP/G+/12.5

    5352.652.60

    Gravelin' Through The Tunnel

    Thomas Cirolia

    Since there's information about road closures in Westchester around our usual gravel routes it seems like a perfect time to head a little north for the Tunnel Ride. Scott, Eric and I did this in April and we all agreed it was one of our favorites. Lots of beautiful roads, some challenging climbs (especially after break in Roxbury mile 29) and of course the famed Tunnel. It'll probably be on the chilly side so dress appropriately. We'll take this at a moderate pace, definitely not a hammer-fest, and regroup as needed to keep the group together. Please make sure you have a gravel bike in good working order, inflation devices, tubes, hydration, pocket food etc. As always, good cheer a must. Please join me!

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  • 9A

    B/16

    5352.952.90

    Second Breakfast at La Rocca's Market

    Jean Claude Torres

    Join me for a fun, relaxed, moderate-paced B ride! We'll take a short break around mile 30 at La Rocca Market to refuel and recharge.

    We'll regroup at the top of all hills and at turns, keeping the pace comfortable and the group together throughout the ride. No one gets left behind!

    A special thank-you to KK for putting together this wonderful route. Looking forward to sharing a great ride and some good company with everyone!

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  • 9:30A

    C/13.2

    2525.225.20

    Best of Greenwich 25

    Diana Klingner

    Be brave, bundle up and join me on a climb to the top of Greenwich for a quick stop at Happiness Is. Then be treated to some wonderful views and fun downhills to a ride along the Mianus River and back. The climbs will warm us up and a wind cover might be needed for the downs. We will stay together and ride as a group and wait at the top of hills for those more challenged just for this adventure.

    PLEASE ARRIVE 15 minutes early with your electronics charged up and in good working order with all that you need.

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• Sunday, November 15, 2026
  • 10A

    All/10

    1717.317.30

    Winter Training Ride Series

    Bruce Wells

    We are going to do something slightly different this season. The first few rides will increase in distance every week. The first ride is only 17 miles, so perfect for anyone just getting into cycling. The mileage will increase every week with additional hills and descents.

    We will work on the following skills:

    • Riding a straight line
    • Drinking while riding
    • Keeping a still upper body
    • Cornering and Descending
    • Spinning and Cadence
    • When to Shift
    • Proper Seat Height
    • Proper Starting and Stopping

    As the series progresses, we will get into drafting and pace lines. Our speeds will naturally increase as we refine our techniques.

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  • 9A

    HP/G+/12

    4343.443.40

    Sunday Gravel

    Andrew Korman

    Come prepared for some terrific gravel roads. Don't be deceived by RGP gravel; % - it's wrong, just like it's elevation estimate ?Ÿ˜'.

    You know the drill - gravel bike, appropriate gear (cold start), food and hydration. Group will decide where to break - but we're in civilization, so we have options.

    Please arrive with time to suit up and roll at 9. Forecast is a cold start.

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  • 9:30A

    B+/17.5

    5151.151.10

    North West South-ish

    West Rapoport

    Come out for a ride on "warmest" day of the weekend. Lol The temperature will not be bad, but absolutely dress for the windchill.

    Start out with some familiar roads and then, mid-ride, detour into some less familiar roads.

    Stop at mile 37 after which is a fast mile and a half into Mount Kisco. Navigate the "slightly better" south bound road, back to Armonk

    Then... prepare to hold on as we finish with the 5 mile downhill on Riversville.
    
    Limited regroups, so keep the pace. And, of course, bring the usual.

    Less than three other riders signed up by 7 PM Saturday cancels the ride so… Come out and play!

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  • 10A

    C-/12

    4444.244.20

    Pawling Kent 6xF = First Frosty Fall in the Forties Forty-ish Flattish route

    Thomas Nee

    A little different take on the C Non-Quaker Ridge climb Pawling to Kent route.

    Little climbs, but there are some. But flatter than the Quaker Ridge version. Pokey pace. Which means z2 heart rate or less.

    Stopping in Kent for coffee-tea and what not.

    Be prepared to ride by 950am. Safety talk. Frost warm clothing ready. Forecasted start in mid-40F's. Might want to bring a sack or bag to carry extra clothing that we might shed by Kent.

    Late comers will need to chase. Seriously.

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  • 9A

    M/8

    1111.211.20

    Hubbard Perkins Loop Repeats

    Eric Pier-Hocking

    Let's do some beginner, easy mountain biking at Fahnestock. The Hubbard Perkins Loop should be fairly easy (famous last words). Depending on how quickly we complete the loop, we may go around, and around, and around, and...you get the idea.

    Bring your mountain bike and good vibes. Tom and I are beginners so we'll go pretty easy I'm betting.

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