Ride Schedule
Understanding the Waitlist
During the COVID-19 pandemic, we are limiting rides to 8 riders. You must sign up for a ride in advance to attend the ride. If there are 8 or more riders already on the ride, you end up on the waitlist.
So how does the waitlist work?
It is a first come, first served system. The first rider to be waitlisted will be the first taken off the waitlist when a spot opens up. When you are taken off the waitlist, you get an email saying you are now on the ride. You may also be taken off the waitlist
(Understanding the Waitlist continues .Change to the Full Ride/Waitlist Policy
8 Riders per ride before waitlist kicks-in
Due to the uptick in COVID-19 activity surrounding us all, the Full Ride policy is changed from 10 riders to 8. Given this, the ninth and subsequent members signing up for a ride will be placed on the waitlist. Let's all be diligent in doing the smart things with regard to this virus like limiting rest stops, bring your own food, making sure to maintain social distancing and masking up when required.
- Sunday, November 29, 2020
- 9:45AA-48Bedford to Bethel BackroadsBrigitte Sims
Clone of Bruce's ride at an A- pace.
This pandemic tested ride is a real winner. Roads we don't normally do, and a different way back from Ridgefield that will become your new favorate. Stop in Bethel for coffee, bring a mask. The ride also has lots of flatter sections on wide straight roads so we can practice rotating pace lines. On Rt 172 back into Bedford, a classic pace line road, we can put everything learned into practice.
- 9:30AB+48Bedford to Bethel BackroadsJony Chandra
Clone of Bruce's ride at an B+ pace.
This pandemic tested ride is a real winner. Roads we don't normally do, and a different way back from Ridgefield that will become your new favorate. Stop in Bethel for coffee, bring a mask. The ride also has lots of flatter sections on wide straight roads so we can practice rotating pace lines. On Rt 172 back into Bedford, a classic pace line road, we can put everything learned into practice.
- 10AB48Bedford to Bethel BackroadsBruce Wells
This pandemic tested ride is a real winner. Roads we don't normally do, and a different way back from Ridgefield that will become your new favorate. Stop in Bethel for coffee, bring a mask. The ride also has lots of flatter sections on wide straight roads so we can practice rotating pace lines. On Rt 172 back into Bedford, a classic pace line road, we can put everything learned into practice.
- 10AB46.4Reservoirs and Lakes from Armonk Municipal LotAndy Katell
Holiday weekend journey through territory that is familiar to many of us. We'll regroup as needed to stay with the leader. Arrive at least 15 minutes prior.
- 10AC+46.1Scotts Corners to Redding, back Through NorwalkAve Karel
Always bring downloaded route (or cue sheet)
Always call out "before" passing other riders.
Sign up by 9pm the night before the ride
Safe Steady Predictable Riders a must.
Let's try the route that Bruce Wells used on Friday.
Rest stop: Peter's Weston Market.
Temps: Mid 40's to 50.
Target: 14's...........................regrouping throughout the ride to enjoy sharing it together.
Elevation: Probably higher than 2499
Bring: face mask, sanitizer, cell phone, money.
Helmets required, no headphones, check tires + equipment in advance to make sure bike is in good shape to avoid problems, bring 2 spare tubes/water bottles. Be clipped in + ready 5 minutes before depart time. Print/download the route, review it in advance + and carry my cell # (914-826-3440)......... Let's ride SAFELY + have fun!.. - 9:45AC+46.1Scotts Corners to Redding, back Through NorwalkEve Hartman
Clone of Ave's route so all can join us!
Always bring downloaded route (or cue sheet)
Always call out "before" passing other riders.
Sign up by 9pm the night before the ride
Safe Steady Predictable Riders a must.
Let's try the route that Bruce Wells used on Friday.
Rest stop: Peter's Weston Market.
Temps: Mid 40's to 50.
Target: 14's...........................regrouping throughout the ride to enjoy sharing it together.
Elevation: Probably higher than 2499
Bring: face mask, sanitizer, cell phone, money.
Helmets required, no headphones, check tires + equipment in advance to make sure bike is in good shape to avoid problems, bring 2 spare tubes/water bottles. Be clipped in + ready 5 minutes before depart time. Print/download the route, review it in advance + and carry my cell # (914-826-3440)......... Let's ride SAFELY + have fun!.. - 9:30AHP/G32.2GB to Hayfields, w Pond and Nash both waysBill O'Connell
North bound side of 684 near Acme
metro north parking lot
GB to Hayfields, Pond and Nash both Ways
- 9:45AHP/G32.2GB to Hayfields, w Pond and Nash both waysOrrie Dinstein
Cloning Bill's ride. We might be going a tad faster but just a tad.
North bound side of 684 near Acme
metro north parking lot
GB to Hayfields, Pond and Nash both Ways
- Tuesday, December 1, 2020
- 6AV20Team Time Trial - warm up and practice...James Keeley
Let's take the plunge and establish a Team WCC TTT squad. Races take place every Thursday for teams of 3-8 riders.
Tuesday's ride will consist of 30 mins of warm up and Discord discussion to review how it all works followed by a 30 minute TTT practice session. We have an entry in the TTT on Thursday 3 December with a start time of 7:35pm. We are in the Mocha classification, Pen B. (The only start times outside of the work day seem to be 5:20am, 7:35pm and 9:30pm).
Read this link before Tuesday's ride and please create a zwiftpower.com profile with Team WCC in the name exactly as follows - James Keeley (Team WCC) Sign In
And a couple of YouTube videos to watch...
The video walks through how to register and start a race. And then some race footage with commentary. Sign In (Ignore the first 80 seconds which is for a specific team's sign up process).
Discussion of TTT strategy and do's and dont's with a pro with more footage. Sign In