Ride Schedule

• Tuesday, November 10, 2026
  • 10A

    C/12.8

    3837.937.90

    Arrmonk to Scots Corner

    Marcel Margulies

    Please join me with a bike in good working order, etc. and plenty of hydration. We will stop in Scotts Corner at the Market (mile 20). Ride requires 4 definte signups by Monday 9:00 PM or will cancel. Hope to see you on Tuesday!

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• Wednesday, November 11, 2026
  • 10A

    C+/14

    6666.066.00

    Alice's Restaurant - Veterans Day ride

    Larry Koved

    Though it's not yet Thanksgiving, there is no reason we can't ride this classic WCC ride, inspired by Arlo Guthrie, a few weeks early. There still will be some leaves on the trees - at, or just past, peak foliage.

    Parking is available on the grass behind bike-friendly LaBonne's Market in Salisbury, CT. Bathrooms are available. Please make sure you purchase something to support their kindness.

    Our break will be in Stockbridge. We can decide on the exact location the day of ride. Sadly, Alice's Restaurant (just around the back) is no longer open.

    We roll at 10. Plan to arrive at least 20 minutes beforehand to prep and for a safety talk. Bring the usual including spare tubes, food, 2 bottles of fluid, etc. Make sure your bike is in good working order.

    We'll maintain the pace so we finish by 4pm, before sundown (4:40pm)

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  • 9:45A

    C+/13.2

    5150.650.60

    Bedford to Greenwich flat 50

    Bill Berkowsky

    Come join me on what is expected to be a beautiful fall day. I saw this ride the other day on the WCC website and it looked like a fun ride. We will take a break at the La Rocca Market, mile 29,

    We roll at 9:45 from the Bedford Tennis parking lot.

    Please arrive at least 15 minutes beforehand to prepare and for a safety talk. Bring the essentials including spare tubes or sealant, nutrition, fluids, etc. Make sure your bike is in good working order.

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  • 9:30A

    C/13.2

    3232.132.10

    Old Greenwich Up/down & Around GPP & more

    Diana Klingner

    Starting at sea level, we'll gradually climb to the top of Greenwich on some nice quiet roads with a short stop in Banksville at Happiness Is. We then head on down taking a quick look at LI Sound on Skyridge and enjoy a beautiful winding downhill to Greenwich Point where you can take your time to enjoy or get right back to the start. This is a special and favorite route of mine, Im pretty sure you will enjoy it.

    Come 15 minutes early with a smile and have everything ready for our adventure.

    We are sharing this ride with SCBC.

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  • 10A

    C-/11.4

    5858.358.30

    The flattest Alice’s ride in the club library

    Christine Schopen

    It's not Thanksgiving, but let's not allow that to stop us from going where you used to be able to get anything you want, but I am sure we can find something to eat.

    Planning on an EASY PACE, a pokey pace.

    You all know what to bring - helmet and bike in good working condition are mandatory, hydration and snacks.

    If you need to be anywhere Saturday night, don't come.

    If you want to do one of the club's best routes, this is it.

    My cell is: 914-907-7353. Bring good cheer.

    Arrive by 9:45-ish and be ready to ride by 10:00. Our rest stop is in West Stockbridge, MA.

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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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  • 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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