Ride Calendar

Parking is at the Longford Rd Dog Park. See map for exact location. Sorry, dogs not invited on the ride. Mileage will increase as daylight increases, hills will increase as the weeks progress. No one dropped.

Meet at 5:45 for a prompt 6:00 start. Additional ride levels may be offered depending on interest. Rain cancels. See Weekly Rides for details.

Easy-paced evening jaunt for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone interested in a gentle recovery ride. We'll do a loop around some of the many pretty streets in Glenside and surrounding neighborhoods, adjusting the route as needed to return before dark. Please bring lights if you have them for safety & visibility. Please contact the Leader with any questions, or if the weather is threatening. Ride is cancelled in the event of rain.

Riding the less travelled roads of the Main Line starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge. We will ride to Valley Forge.

A three hill ride. Ride regroups at the top of each hill. No riders will be dropped. 50% chance of rain between 5:00 and 8:00 cancels the ride. Ride leaves at 6:00 sharp.

Destination: Chester County. Likely food stop: Sly Fox Brewery and Eatery near Phoenixville. Limit: one beer, all the food you like. Alternative: Kimberton Whole Foods. Terrain is fairly hilly. My cell phone, 215-806-2062, after 7 AM the morning of the ride. Emails letting me know that you are coming are most welcome.

Long and easy ride to Phoenixville, PA via the Schuylkill River Trail. Out and back. No hills (when have you head this before?) We will stop along the way at the Out Bound Train Depot in Conshohocken for a coffee/latte and pastry. Lunch will be at one of the quaint restaurants in Phoenixville. D riders, you can do the distance - it just occupies your whole day! You will do it!

Easy paced ride to New Hope to people watch and watch the river go by. Some hills, regroup as necessary, no one dropped. Bring plenty to drink and a snack. Rain cancels. If unsure ride is on call to confirm.

Ride with brunch stop. Call to confirm time, place, specifics. No calls = no ride. Some rides may be in NJ. Leaving at 9 promptly.

Rolling Main line hills, steady B to B-pace, re-groups only if needed, such as after climbs. Short Wawa stop.

Beautiful ride through Lancaster and Lebanon Counties for an al fresco lunch at the historic Jigger Shop in the town of Mount Gretna. Moderately to dramatically rolling terrain with a few flat and sustained climbing sections on the way out. After the short climb out of Mount Gretna, the way back will be noticeably easier and will include a brief water stop. Stock up on fresh produce, Amish goodies, and baked goods after the ride. Anyone wanting to ride a slower pace and/or do fewer miles can opt for a self-guided (after mile 21.3), less hilly 48 mile route which skips Mt. Gretna. We will start PROMPTLY AT 9:00 (no exceptions), so please plan to arrive by 8:45. If you get ahead or fall behind you will need to be able to follow the cue sheet. If it's your first time doing this ride, please contact leader by evening of June 3 with questions re. driving directions or parking. Bad weather, including extreme heat, will cancel. A go/no-go message will be added to this listing by 7:00 a.m. if the weather is questionable.

PLEASE NOTE: This will be a C+ level ride. If you are looking for a faster ride (B- level) there is a ride leaving from the Italian Fountain at 8:45 am lead by Terri Clark and Rob Swartley. It is called the Training Ride to Paoli and it is listed in the BCP Ride Calendar. The ride leaves at 9:15 am. Frequently we ride to Ambler but we may ride to other locations such as North Wales or Devon. Route Map and Elevation Profile for the Ambler ride here: http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-states/pa/philadelphia/448390860. We'll keep a steady pace and effort (rolling speed on flat terrain 15 - 16 mph). Bring money for a snack. Friday 9.00 p.m. forecast of 50 percent plus for rain between 8:00 a.m. and noon, or wet roads at 8.00 a.m. Saturday, cancel ride. Check the web site for up-to-date information.

Our Adopt-A-Highway road clean-up is a civic event jointly sponsored by BBC and BCP. Bring your bike and gear. The clean-up takes about one hour. After the clean-up, we will do C and D paced rides (all ride together; No one dropped) to the popular Phoenixville Farmers Market and lunch at the famous Fitzwater Station on the Schuylkill Canal, in Mont Clare. And, for all who help with the clean up, we will deal poker during lunch. The three top hands will receive a free lunch. Bring $ for lunch in case you don’t win at poker. SEPTA bus routes #124 & #125 stop close by the park. Call one of the leaders if you need directions to the start. PLEASE NOTE: We're doing this clean-up on a Saturday and at a later time so that you can come up from Philly to join us. We need nine people for a full crew. So, please let one of the leaders know, in advance, if you can commit to the clean-up.

Watch the race start and then watch the race from several vantage points Then have a 15 mile ride ending up at the bike club picnic. Please call before the race starts. I use my phone to film the race. We meet right near the free bicycle parking behind the barriers where Spring Garden street (for those coming from the east) meets the circle.

We'll watch the Pro Race, gorge (optional) ourselves at the BCP picnic, plus take in some local history on the way in and back (General's Washington and Lafayette and their time in the immediate area), Expect good company, rolling hills with a good climb or two (no Manayunk wall, sorry), and an accurate cue sheet. Perfect ride for out-of-towners (or anyone) looking for a few miles and no hassles parking. Check back closer to the race for other possible paces.

Call the Ride Leader and/or check the calendar or the list-serve for details on the weekdays prior to the ride. Ride to the race while observing the ride from different vantage points then end up back where you started for our fabulous picnic! What could be better than good riding, food and company? Riders are welcome to preregister until 9pm on Saturday.

A friendly C ride which cheerfully waits to regroup. All welcome. Usually 25 - 35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop. Cancelled this week only because of the bike race and the picnic, please join us next week at the usual spot.

This week we will ride to Devon. Stop at the Whole Foods Market for refreshments. Fairly hilly. About 27 miles out, but only 14 miles back. My cell number FOR MORNING OF RIDE ONLY is 215-806-2062, after 7 AM. Otherwise call my home number listed at the end. Emails letting me know that you are coming are most welcome.

Ride every Monday April thru Sept. with over 100 other cyclists. We have 7 different ride groups. See "Weekly" ride description section for details. Rain cancels rides.

Ride north thru Fairmount Park towards Ampler. Length of ride depends on the length of the day. No stops No cue sheets. NOTE CHANGE IN TIME,6 PM. NOTE BULL DOG NOT ITALIAN FOUTAIN.

Easy-paced evening jaunt for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone interested in a gentle recovery ride. We'll do a loop around some of the many pretty streets in Glenside and surrounding neighborhoods, adjusting the route as needed to return before dark. Please bring lights if you have them for safety & visibility. Please contact the Leader with any questions, or if the weather is threatening. Ride is cancelled in the event of rain.

Riding the less travelled roads of the Main Line starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge. We will ride to Valley Forge.

Parking is at the Longford Rd Dog Park. See map for exact location. Sorry, dogs not invited on the ride. Mileage will increase as daylight increases, hills will increase as the weeks progress. No one dropped.

Meet at 5:45 for a prompt 6:00 start. Additional ride levels may be offered depending on interest. Rain cancels. See Weekly Rides for details.

Bring binoculars if you have 'em. We'll ride to the base of the Ben, then enjoy a special tasting of Bridge-themed beers, served up from Trophy Bike's custom-made Dutch Bakfiets cargo bike & bar. We'll have snacks transported by our Surly Big Dummy cargo bike. Then we'll ride over the beautiful Ben Franklin Bridge walkways, catch the sunset, & watch an inning of Camden Riversharks baseball from high atop the bridge walkway. Head back over to Old City by 8:30 or so, leaving plenty of time to attend other Beer Week events. This is an easy-paced, short-distance ride, so feel free to bring a comfy cruiser or your favorite old clunker (in good shape, of course) Repeat: Helmet, lights & lock required. Leader Michael McGettigan . Please RSVP to . Rain cancels.

Easy-paced evening jaunt for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone interested in a gentle recovery ride. We'll do a loop around some of the many pretty streets in Glenside and surrounding neighborhoods, adjusting the route as needed to return before dark. Please bring lights if you have them for safety & visibility. Please contact the Leader with any questions, or if the weather is threatening. Ride is cancelled in the event of rain.

Riding the less travelled roads of the Main Line starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge. We will ride to Valley Forge.

A three hill ride. Ride regroups at the top of each hill. No riders will be dropped. 50% chance of rain between 5:00 and 8:00 cancels the ride. Ride leaves at 6:00 sharp.

We ride to Merion, Gladwyne, and West Conshohocken, returning via the bike path and Manayunk. We'll maintain a true B pace and regroup as necessary. A B+/A- ride that averages 18+ mph also leaves from the Italian Fountain at 6:00 PM

This is a three day bike camping trip, self contained meaning no SAG, carrying everything one needs on the bicycle, June 10, 11, & 12th (note the change in dates from previous announcements) because reservations need to be made with a min of two nights. Bull’s Island Natural Area (24 acres) This natural area comprises a portion of a small forested island surrounded by the Delaware River and the Delaware & Raritan Canal. We will cycle across Eastern Montgomery County and mid Bucks County which means rolling hills before descending to New Hope where we will cross the Delaware River and up the New Jersey side to Stockton. We will buy provisions there for our dinner, breakfast and lunch before heading a few more miles to the camp ground. Day two we will cycle in the area. I am recommending cycling to Upper Black Eddy to take a flying trapeze class from Fly School Circus Arts. www.flyschoolcircusarts.com! Maybe dinner out that Sat. night. The return ride will follow edge of the Delaware River into Philly. Shared cost of food and camp site.

Discover some picturesque new routes, courtesy of the Lebanon Valley Bicycle Club. Cycle through Amish & Mennonite farmlands, and green vistas. Lebanon County is filled with peaceful landscapes. If you have time for a long adventure ride on a weekday, I'd love your company. We will be road-testing the cue sheets today. (Cue sheets & route suggestions from the LVBC.) After today's preview ride, I will post this route later this summer on a weekend. The route begins at South Hills Park on Lincoln Ave in South Lebanon Township. We can carpool from the Fort Washington Interchange of the PA Turnpike (Route 309), meeting at 8:00am (to leave by 8:15). To drive directly to South Hills Park: take the Main PA Turnpike westbound to the Lebanon/Lancaster Interchange (PA Route 72). Exit onto 72 North for 4-5 miles to Rocherty Rd. Turn right at Rocherty (Sheetz station on the corner). Stay on Rocherty for ~ one mile to Lincoln Ave. Turn left onto Lincoln, and follow Lincoln to South Hills Park. Parking lot is on the right, just past the Lebanon VA Hospital. Meeting time at South Hills Park should be ~9:30-9:45.

Destination: Skippack, maybe Schwenksville. My cell phone, 215-806-2062, after 7 AM the morning of the ride ONLY, otherwise call my home number. Emails letting me know that you are coming are most welcome.

So ya like tomato pie? Come join the ride as we travel to Malvern for the tastiest tomato pie the 'burbs have to offer. If you are not keen on tomato pie....there is always WaWa (or your own PB&J sandwich). Our Center City group will ride to Narbeth village park to meet up with Bob Silverman and folks starting from Narbeth park. (see separate ride listing). No cue sheet from Italian Fountain to Narbeth...we will ride as a group. The cue sheet will detail the ride RT from Narbeth to Malvern. I will lead a steady B to B- ride, as I'm reserving some mojo for the French Creek Iron Tour ride on Sunday. Let's meet a few minutes prior to 7:45 so that we can have a prompt departure at 7:45 to meet Bob at 8:30. Pre-register until Friday, June 10th at noon.

The "Bristol Stomp" is back by popular demand. You will either love this ride or hate it. Many have told me that this ride reminds them of BCP's Philly to NYC Labor Day weekend ride because it's so varied. If you don't want to do the 80 mile loop from Flourtown consider doing the 55 mile loop from Bryn Athyn College in Huntingdon Valley which leaves at 9am ( see separate ride listing). Rain cancels ride. Q sheets provided for all riders. Volunteer ride leaders needed from both the Flourtown and Bryn Athyn locations. I will lead the B minus group from Flourtown. Please volunteer to help lead.

Combination of rural and urban riding through the Northeast to Trenton and beyond. Starting points at Flourtown and Bryn Athyn. Choose your distance and pace. Multi level ride.

Out through Collegeville to Pottstown for a Wawa deluxe rest stop, then north to Green Lane and on to Hennings Market in Harleysville. Low traffic rural roads.

Interested in leading rides, but feeling a little hesitant? Then this is the ride for you! Come join ride leaders Ellen Sherk, Monica Coleman and I for practice in leading a group on various roads and terrain. After a brief discussion on the basics of ride management, we’ll hit the road with each of us taking turns leading the group. Members are invited from all three area clubs: SCU, BCP and CBBC. Rain cancels. RSVP welcome, but not necessary.

Relatively hilly ride with bucolic scenery. We will have a brief snack stop in Malvern for tomato pie/ pizza or Wawa offerings. Meet at 8:15 for a prompt 8:30 departure. Terri Clark will lead a group from the Italian Fountain to meet us in Narberth. Q sheets will be provided. If it is raining at 7:30, the ride will be cancelled.

Ride with brunch stop. Call to confirm time, place, specifics. No calls = no ride. Some rides may be in NJ. Leaving at 9 AM promptly.

The "Bristol Stomp" is back by popular demand. You will either love this ride or hate it. Many have told me that this ride reminds them of BCP's Philly to NYC Labor Day weekend ride because it's so varied. If you want to do more than 55 miles consider doing the 80 mile loop from Flourtown which leaves at 8am and meets up withy the Bryn Athyn riders at 9am ( see separate ride listing). Rain cancels ride. Q sheets provided for all riders. Volunteer ride leaders needed from both the Flourtown and Bryn Athyn locations. I will lead the B Minus group from Flourtown. Please volunteer to help lead.

Longer than the usual Saturday C+ ride, this ride will use some of the old Freedom Valley ride roads out toward Valley Forge. Be ready for some hills! We'll keep a steady pace and effort (rolling speed on flat terrain 15 - 16 mph). Bring money for a snack; we'll stop at Valley Forge Pizzeria for lunch (there is also a coffeeshop next door). Friday 9.00 p.m. forecast of 50 percent plus for rain between 8:00 a.m. and noon, or wet roads at 8.00 a.m. Saturday, cancel ride. Check the web site for up-to-date information.

Out through Collegeville to Pottstown for a Wawa deluxe rest stop, then north to Green Lane and on to Hennings Market in Harleysville. Low traffic rural roads.

We will do a ramble within Fairmount Park, with a couple of hills thrown in. The weather is looking a bit iffy. For safety reasons, ride is canceled if there is thunder or it is raining at the start. Please check forecast and radar at Philadelphia NOAA Weather Safety instruction and equipment check provided.

A friendly C ride which cheerfully waits to regroup. All welcome. Usually 25 - 35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop.

Valley Forge to Downingtown. Explore Chester County. My cell number FOR MORNING OF RIDE ONLY is 215-806-2062, after 7 AM. Otherwise call my home number listed at the end. Emails letting me know that you are coming are most welcome.

Ride every Monday April thru Sept. with over 100 other cyclists. We have 7 different ride groups. See "Weekly" ride description section for details. Rain cancels rides. Special "tailgate" party tonight after the rides are finished. BCP provides pizza and snacks. Join BCP tonight and get special perks!

BCP is hosting a post-ride tailgate party tonight.Pizza and refreshments provided after the ride (@8:30pm).Rain date is Monday June 27th.For more general information about the COS ride group please see the weekly ride description

Easy-paced evening jaunt for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone interested in a gentle recovery ride. We'll do a loop around some of the many pretty streets in Glenside and surrounding neighborhoods, adjusting the route as needed to return before dark. Please bring lights if you have them for safety & visibility. Please contact the Leader with any questions, or if the weather is threatening. Ride is cancelled in the event of rain.

Ride north thru Fairmount Park towards Ampler. Length of ride depends on the length of the day. No stops No cue sheets

Riding the less travelled roads of the Main Line starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge. We will ride to Valley Forge.

Leisurely ride in and around the city of Philly. Mid-morning (10am), Midweek (Wednesday). Sometimes just in Fairmount Park, Sometimes down to the Navy Yard (we can get in on weekdays), Sometimes to the Outbound Station along the Schuylkill River Trail in Conshohocken, sometimes wherever you request that morning at the start. This will be a recurring, once a mid-month ride. Anthony Broomell's real phone # is 610-803-3017. Rain, one hour before ride is to start, cancels

Parking is at the Longford Rd Dog Park. See map for exact location. Sorry, dogs not invited on the ride. Mileage will increase as daylight increases, hills will increase as the weeks progress. No one dropped.

Meet at 5:45 for a prompt 6:00 start. Additional ride levels may be offered depending on interest. Rain cancels. See Weekly Rides for details.

Easy-paced evening jaunt for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone interested in a gentle recovery ride. We'll do a loop around some of the many pretty streets in Glenside and surrounding neighborhoods, adjusting the route as needed to return before dark. Please bring lights if you have them for safety & visibility. Please contact the Leader with any questions, or if the weather is threatening. Ride is cancelled in the event of rain.

Riding the less travelled roads of the Main Line starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge. We will ride to Valley Forge.

A three hill ride. Ride regroups at the top of each hill. No riders will be dropped. 50% chance of rain between 5:00 and 8:00 cancels the ride. Ride leaves at 6:00 sharp.

We ride to Merion, Gladwyne, and West Conshohocken, returning via the bike path and Manayunk. We'll maintain a true B pace and regroup as necessary. A B+/A- ride that averages 18+ mph also leaves from the Italian Fountain at 6:00 PM

Riding or not, consider joining us to celebrate July’s upcoming Ride of Dreams, a 4 day, 240 mile charity ride from Philly to DC for Neighborhood Bike Works. Ride the SRT and then join the Happy Hour (7-9) for drink specials and a raffle prize ($50 gift card)/20% discount coupons by REI. If riding, please park in the public parking lot around the corner from the pub (Fayette and 1st) – the lot is up a ramp and contents aren’t visible from the street (slight risk).

This week the destination is Doylestown via Peace Valley Park. Terrain is rolling with a few climbs. If weather is questionable, I'll post a go/no go message on the BCP & SCU ride lists about 7 a.m. My cell phone, 215-806-2062, after 7 AM the morning of the ride ONLY. Otherwise, call my home # listed at end of description. Emails letting me know that you are coming are most welcome.

This is a great time of year to ride to the Art Museumm, watch people and the river. Rest stop at either the farmers market on Ridge Ave or Lloyd Hall. Bring plenty to drink and a snack. Some hills, regroup as needed, no one dropped. Most of the way back we will be climbing from the river to the Mt. Airy area. Rain cancels, call if unsure if the ride is on.

Scenic tour of Bucks County with a healthy stretch of Rt 29 in New Jersey before crossing back to PA in New Hope. Lots of low traffic roads. Please bring spare tubes/CO2 etc., as bike shops will be few and far between. Multiple rest stops. Terrain moderate, distance long. WE WILL BE ADDING A "B-" GROUP DOING THE SAME RIDE AT A SLOWER PACE, LINDA MCGRANE WILL BE THE LEADER OF THE SECOND GROUP. AVERAGE MPH 13.5 TO 14.

For those that missed the Judgement Ride last month, here's your chance to ride the moderately hilly route heading north to Bryn Athyn. There is one food stop in Bryn Athyn. There will be limited regrouping. Cue sheets are available for those wishing to ride slower or faster than the advertised pace. Please arrive at the start by 8:20 am so the ride can start promptly at 8:30 am. Rain cancels.

Ride with brunch stop. Call to confirm time, place, specifics. No calls = no ride. Some rides may be in NJ. Leaving at 9 AM promptly.

A moderately paced ride from Valley Forge to Hennings Market in Harleysville. From the Market riders will then have the option of either returning to VF (the 35 mile route) or continuing on with an extra loop through upper Montco, returning to Hennings for a second rest stop before heading back to VF (the 53 mile loop). Rolling terrain with a couple of grinders mixed in. PS: I will not push the pace today. Want to save the legs for tomorrows Chester County Cancer ride.

Frequently we ride to Ambler but we may ride to other locations such as North Wales or Devon. Route Map and Elevation Profile for the Ambler ride here: http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-states/pa/philadelphia/448390860. We'll keep a steady pace and effort (rolling speed on flat terrain 15 - 16 mph). Bring money for a snack. Friday 9.00 p.m. forecast of 50 percent plus for rain between 8:00 a.m. and noon, or wet roads at 8.00 a.m. Saturday, cancel ride. Check the web site for up-to-date information.

We will explore some of the Fairmount Park mansions, and a side trip to the Schuylkill river trail. You must wear a helmet; bring something to eat and drink; and check your air pressure on your tires and pump them if needed before you come to the ride. Bring an extra tube for your tire. No one left behind.

Ride through hilly but beautiful Chester County. Food and water stops at mile points 19 and 28. Cue sheets provided, and we will stop to regroup as needed. Please arrive by 8:45am, for a prompt 9:00 ride start.

We will ride on MLK Drive and into East Fairmount Park to practice our riding skills and gear shifting. We will talk about safety, bicycle etiquette and group riding. There is plenty of time for questions and answers and no one will be left behind. You must wear a helmet and bring something to eat and drink. Bring an extra tube for your tire. Optional 3 flat miles on the Schuylkill River Trail.

A friendly C ride which cheerfully waits to regroup. All welcome. Usually 25 - 35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop.

This week the destination is Doylestown via Peace Valley Park. Terrain is rolling with a few climbs. If weather is questionable, I'll post a go/no go message on the BCP & SCU ride lists about 7 a.m. My cell phone, 215-806-2062, after 7 AM the morning of the ride ONLY. Otherwise, call my home # listed at end of description. Emails letting me know that you are coming are most welcome.

Ride every Monday April thru Sept. with over 100 other cyclists. We have 7 different ride groups. See "Weekly" ride description section for details. Rain cancels rides.

Ride north thru Fairmount Park towards Ampler. Length of ride depends on the length of the day. No stops No cue sheets. Not at Itailian Fountain but at Bull Dog

Easy-paced evening jaunt for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone interested in a gentle recovery ride. We'll do a loop around some of the many pretty streets in Glenside and surrounding neighborhoods, adjusting the route as needed to return before dark. Please bring lights if you have them for safety & visibility. Please contact the Leader with any questions, or if the weather is threatening. Ride is cancelled in the event of rain.

Riding the less travelled roads of the Main Line starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge. We will ride to Valley Forge.

Let's cycle down to the Phila. Navy Yard and explore the facilities. View the battle ships and one small aircraft carrier and the other streets down there. It is like a forgotten area of Philly which most do not get a chance to explore. We will have lunch at a simple restaurant on base. On the way home we will explore the new Washington Ave pier park, the new Race St Pier Park, and the one that started it all, Penn Treaty Park along the Delaware River. We will envision the city's MASTER PLAN FOR THE CENTRAL DELAWARE, transforming Philadelphia's waterfront. This is a grimy city ride, stopping at all traffic lights that are red.

Parking is at the Longford Rd Dog Park. See map for exact location. Sorry, dogs not invited on the ride. Mileage will increase as daylight increases, hills will increase as the weeks progress. No one dropped.

Meet at 5:45 for a prompt 6:00 start. Additional ride levels may be offered depending on interest. Rain cancels. See Weekly Rides for details.

Easy-paced evening jaunt for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone interested in a gentle recovery ride. We'll do a loop around some of the many pretty streets in Flourtown and surrounding neighborhoods, adjusting the route as needed to return before dark. Please bring lights if you have them for safety & visibility. Please contact the Leader with any questions, or if the weather is threatening. Ride is cancelled in the event of rain. Please note the change in day (Wednesday, not Thursday) and the change in meeting point.

Riding the less travelled roads of the Main Line starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge. We will ride to Valley Forge.

A three hill ride. Ride regroups at the top of each hill. No riders will be dropped. 50% chance of rain between 5:00 and 8:00 cancels the ride. Ride leaves at 6:00 sharp.

We ride to Merion, Gladwyne, and West Conshohocken, returning via the bike path and Manayunk. We'll maintain a true B pace and regroup as necessary. A B+/A- ride that averages 18+ mph also leaves from the Italian Fountain at 6:00 PM

Encore of one of Tom Madle's popular and scenic routes, enjoyed by many. We'll ride to Newtown & Wrightstown, Bucks County. Lunch stop in Newtown (plenty of food options available). Return to Bryn Athyn via Pennypack Preserve. Cue sheets provided, and we will stop to regroup as needed. Terrain is flat to rolling, with one or two major climbs.

Let's try this ride again out to Ridley Creek State Park in Delaware Country since it was rained out last month. We will do the full loop around in the the park. We will also see where the Youth Hostel was located. Of course there will be a lunch stop before or after the park. There will be a different route back. There are a few hills to build character. Rain cancels ride one hour before to ride start.

Lots of low traffic roads with rest stops named in the ride title. Terrain is tough, but scenery is nice.

Two start locations and three paces. Starts 8:30 sharp in Flourtown for 64 miles and 9:05 at UDHS for 52 miles. A very scenic ride on some nice Montgomery and Bucks County roads. One of my favorites. Expect mostly rolling hills, good company and an accurate cue sheet. Quick breaks on way out and return. Co-listed with SCU.

HILLY. Loops through VFNP along Yellow Springs up and over some steeps grades and along some lovely country roads to Kimberton, then back up and over the ridge, and up a steep grade to cross Route 30 and loop to the south before ending up back in Wayne. Only one food stop at the half way point so bring plenty of snacks and water.

Check with the ride leader for details or look on the list-serve and calendar the week of the ride. Safety instruction and equipment check provided. You.must wear a helmet. Bring something to eat and drink. We will stop to eat/drink so bring money and a lock. We will be joyful and sweaty.

Frequently we ride to Ambler but we may ride to other locations such as North Wales or Devon. Route Map and Elevation Profile for the Ambler ride here: http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-states/pa/philadelphia/448390860. We'll keep a steady pace and effort (rolling speed on flat terrain 15 - 16 mph). Bring money for a snack. Friday 9.00 p.m. forecast of 50 percent plus for rain between 8:00 a.m. and noon, or wet roads at 8.00 a.m. Saturday, cancel ride. Check the web site for up-to-date information.

Wonderful ride to brunch. Bring money for brunch and lock.

Check with the ride leader for details or look on the list-serve and calendar the week of the ride. Safety instruction and equipment check provided.

A friendly C ride which cheerfully waits to regroup. All welcome. Usually 25 - 35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop.

Destination is Skippack. Flat to rolling terrain with one or two climbs. Regroup at the top of hills. My cell number FOR MORNING OF RIDE ONLY is 215-806-2062, after 7 AM. Otherwise call my home number listed at the end. Emails letting me know that you are coming are most welcome.

Ride every Monday April thru Sept. with over 100 other cyclists. We have 7 different ride groups. See "Weekly" ride description section for details. Rain cancels rides.

Ride from Glenside to the monthly newsletter mailing party downtown, to join Tom Witt and his dedicated crew, as they prepare the July Quick Release for mailing. Please bring a LOCK, and please bring LIGHTS for the return trip. Meet at 5:10, in order to leave by 5:25. Please call the Leader with questions, or if the weather is threatening. Ride is cancelled in the event of rain.

Ride north thru Fairmount Park towards Ampler. Length of ride depends on the length of the day. No stops No cue sheets. Not at Itailian Fountain but at Bull Dog

Riding the less travelled roads of the Main Line starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge. We will ride to Valley Forge.

All welcome to help mail the newsletter, snacks and good company guaranteed along with some light work.

Hilly but lovely and scenic loop through Chester County, crossing French Creek on peaceful roads. Convenience store quick stop at mile 23, then at mile 33, a sit-down lunch stop at the bakery/cafe in St. Peter's, which overlooks the Creek. Elevation gain is 4928 ft. We will stop to regroup after climbs, as needed. On the return trip, there is a short-cut option which will shave off about 4.5 miles. Co-leaders welcome -- please contact the Leader, if you would like to lead a group at an alternative speed.

Parking is at the Longford Rd Dog Park. See map for exact location. Sorry, dogs not invited on the ride. Mileage will increase as daylight increases, hills will increase as the weeks progress. No one dropped.

Meet at 5:45 for a prompt 6:00 start. Additional ride levels may be offered depending on interest. Rain cancels. See Weekly Rides for details.

Easy-paced evening jaunt for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone interested in a gentle recovery ride. We'll do a loop around some of the many pretty streets in Flourtown and surrounding neighborhoods, adjusting the route as needed to return before dark. Please bring lights if you have them for safety & visibility. Please contact the Leader with any questions, or if the weather is threatening. Ride is cancelled in the event of rain. Please note the change in day (Wednesday, not Thursday) and the change in meeting point (not Glenside).

Riding the less travelled roads of the Main Line starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge. We will ride to Valley Forge.

A three hill ride. Ride regroups at the top of each hill. No riders will be dropped. 50% chance of rain between 5:00 and 8:00 cancels the ride. Ride leaves at 6:00 sharp.

We ride to Merion, Gladwyne, and West Conshohocken, returning via the bike path and Manayunk. We'll maintain a true B pace and regroup as necessary. A B+/A- ride that averages 18+ mph also leaves from the Italian Fountain at 6:00 PM

Easy-paced evening jaunt for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone interested in a gentle recovery ride. We'll do a loop around some of the many pretty streets in Glenside and surrounding neighborhoods, adjusting the route as needed to return before dark. Please bring lights if you have them for safety & visibility. Please contact the Leader with any questions, or if the weather is threatening. Ride is cancelled in the event of rain. For LAST-MINUTE weather-related questions, please contact Leader by PHONE.