Ride Calendar

Wonderful ride to brunch. Longer rides based on head and willingness of riders. Bring lock and money for brunch

Entry level ride for those new to cycling or looking to improve fitness. Route varies, but group remains together and no one is dropped. Helmet and water required.

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

Ride with the largest evening cycling group in the Delaware Valley ( over 100 riders). Seven different ride groups to choose from including a "hybrid" group. See weekly ride section for additional details

Some days we'll scope out some new routes, and other days ride some familiar favorites. I'm in the mood for a bagel. Hopefully will still be on Tuesday as we'll ride to the Bagel Barrel in Doylestown. Relatively flat to rolling hills. Bring plenty of fluids as it will probably be a hot day.

Ride north thru Fairmount Park toward Ambler to Stenton Ave and beyond depending on time of sunset. Return thru Conshohocken and the bike trail. No rest stops.

Riding the less-travelled roads of the Main Line, starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge.

THE RIDE IS BACK! Average speed and distance will increase as the days get longer. Meet at the Allen’s Lane Train Station at the corner of Allen’s Lane and Cresheim Road. Please preregister the first time you do this ride. I will keep a preprinted sign-in sheet of regular riders.

Easy-paced ride for novice cyclists, newcomers to Philadelphia, and/or, anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. Explore some quiet, pretty, scenic roads in & around Glenside and surrounding townships. Mostly flat-to-rolling terrain, with perhaps a few hills here or there, but we will pedal at a slow pace, and stop to regroup as needed. Please bring lights, in case we return close to dusk. Please note: This ride will take place every Tuesday throughout the summer, EXCEPT for the last Tuesday of the month (6/26, 7/31, 8/28), due to another ride.

Celebrate the nations 236th birthday with a bike ride! Starting from the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington Square, we will follow the original G Dubs training route to Valley Forge. A quick water break in Radnor (on Beaumont Rd) then onto Malvern for lunch. Return from VF will be via the Schuylkill Trail. - I will have an optional hilly ride back to Phila. from VF(tho with no ride leader). Please note: This ride finishes at Lloyd Hall (behind Art Museum)

Annual Independence Day ride. Wear your red white and blue and celebrate the holiday with a ride to the Delaware River. Some hills, no killers, regroup as necessary, no cue sheets. Group rides together. Bring plenty to drink and an on bike snack. Bathroom break on the way and food stop in New Hope. rain cancels. Call if unsure ride is on.

This scenic moderately hilly ride travels west to the bakery in St Peters village before returning back to the start. Many beautiful farms and streams and scenic views, with a challenging climb just prior to dropping into St Peters. After a brief stop for refreshments at the bakery, the route returns back to the start on a different route, featuring an extended downhill and more beautiful scenery.

Enjoy the holiday. People may choose to meet at the usual time to form non-club rides on their own.

See map for exact location: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/88108637 Sorry, dogs not invited on the ride. Mileage will increase as daylight increases, hills will increase as the weeks progress. No one dropped.

NO ORGANIZED RIDE ON INDEPENDENCE DAY (7/4) -- ENJOY THE FIREWORKS INSTEAD! Easy-paced ride to de-stress after work, suited for novice cyclists, newcomers to Philadelphia, and/or anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. We'll explore some pretty, peaceful residential streets in & around Flourtown and neighboring townships. We'll cycle on mostly flat-to-rolling terrain, with an occasional hill, but always at a relaxed paced. Please bring lights, in case we are returning close to dusk. Every Wednesday night in summer, EXCEPT for the 2nd Wed of the month (no D ride on 7/11).

Ride with this brand new multi-level ride group that offers 7 different rides including 2 groups that ride along the flat, off-road, Schuykill River Trail. See the weekly ride description section for full details.Meet 5:45 at the Jacobs Engineering Parking Lot, 2 ASH St., Conshohocken, PA. All rides leave 6pm sharp.Rain cancels the rides.

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.

A moderately hilly ride that regroups at the top of each hill. No riders will be dropped. 50% chance of rain between 6:00 and 8:00 cancels the ride. The ride leaves promptly at 6. (Route updated as of July 4)

Riding the less-travelled roads of the Main Line, starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge.

Please see the above description for Multi-Level Group Rides from Conshohocken. The parking lot for Jacobs Engineering is at Ash St. near the river, on the opposite side of the railroad tracks from the Schuylkill River Trail. The "D" group will ride at an easy pace, on flat terrain (Schuylkill River Trail). All groups leave at 6:00pm sharp. Every Thursday evening throughout the summer (except for holidays), there will be a D-paced group for novice riders, and/or, anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. Please bring lights, in case we return close to dusk.

Due to the predicted heat, PLEASE ARRIVE NO LATER THAN 9:15, SO THAT WE CAN LEAVE BY 9:30. Let's enjoy one of Tom Madle's scenic routes for central Montgomery County. The route will take us through part of Valley Forge Park, then across the Schuylkill River, on our way to the pretty towns of Trappe and Collegeville. Lunch stop in Collegeville @ mile 25. Part of the route will be on the shaded Perkiomen Trail, between Valley Forge and Oaks. This is a PAVED section of the trail -- NO gravel. Original route is 46 miles, but IF riders in the group are interested, there is an option to add ~4-5 miles before the lunch stop. Extension loop includes passing Ott's Nursery, famous for exotic plants. Elevation gain is 3588 ft. Rolling terrain with some brisk climbs, but we will stop to regroup as needed.

Enjoy scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the summer. We'll explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. Starting points will vary, so that we can cycle through different regions. Depending on the destination, starting point may be in Conshohocken, Flourtown, Jenkintown, Wayne, Valley Forge, etc. Please check the daily calendar for each Friday's route. Cue sheets and on-line route map will be provided for each ride. Scheduled for MOST Fridays throughout the summer, EXCEPT for July 13, July 20, and August 17 -- Leader will be away on these dates.

Day Before the ACS Bike-a-thon Ride -- where we cycle back from the ACS Finish Line in Buena NJ. This annual ride has become a tradition & treat, especially for anyone who is riding with a team in the ACS Bike-a-thon on the following day. We will meet in Palmyra, NJ, at the gas station-convenience store immediately past the Tacony Palmyra Bridge. The store will be on your left side after crossing the bridge. We'll drive down to the Buena Vista Camping Park, near Mays Landing, park our cars in the overnight (ACS) section, then cycle back. The distance of 42-45 miles is from Buena Vista to the Tacony Palmyra Bridge, only. We will have one or two rest stops. Terrain is flat, but shade is minimal, so please bring sunblock and plenty of fluids. If you are not registered for the ACS ride on Sunday, but would still like to join us on Saturday, please contact the Leader to arrange car transportation from Palmyra to Buena. If you would like to lead a slower or faster group, please contact the Leader.

It will be VERY HOT on Saturday. This ride will leave at 6:25 AM SHARP so that we can be the heat and arrive in Manyunk before 9:30 for iced coffee. The route will take us through Mt. Airy to Willow Grove Avenue, Church, Station, Brooke, Pennsylvania, Camphill, Bethlem Pike, Fort Washington Ave., Meetinghouse Butler, Stoudt, Tennis, and then through Ambler and into Manyunk. One nourishment/bathroom break before Manyunk. By the end of the ride, we should show an average speed in the 13-15 mph range. Abbreviated cue sheet from Willow Grove Ave. to Barren Hill Road.

Great roads. Rolling hills. Low traffic. A few climbs. What more can you ask for? Narberth thru Penn Valley and Villanova. Then head toward and/or through Ridley Creek State Park. Return via Goshen Road and back through Bryn Mawr. Speed determined by the group. No one gets dropped. Bring a snack for a brief stop. Rain cancels.

We will leave Appalachian Brewing Company PROMPTLY at 8AM, head for Phoenixville, Kimberton on our way to Pottstown and Pottsgrove, then roll towards Green Lane. We will traverse Spring Mt., head towards Skippack and finally Evansburg, before returning to ABC in Collegeville. There will be a lunch break in Pottstown, and an additional stop in the Schwenksville area. NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED! ABC is located at W. 3rd & Chestnut Sts. Collegeville, near the Post Office.

As I write this, the forecast is for 100 degrees on Sat.. Join me if you want to ride but take it easy and keep it relatively short. Mostly flat with some rolling hills. Quick water/bathroom stop on the way out, and a stop at Whole Foods (mile 27) on the return. Will regroup as needed - no rider maintaining the advertised pace left behind.

Cross the RR 11 times passing stations at Rushland, Wycombe, Buckingham (rolling stock photo op??), Lahaska, and New Hope. Extra miles + nasty roads = no Ivyland. Sorry. This is a very THICK "B-" ride, with 1 short (1/4 m) steep (11+%) climb, 1 LONG (3 1/2 m) gradual (2-5%) climb + a whole lotta miles. 2 quick H2O stops out and back with lunch somewhere in New Hope.

Frequently we ride to Ambler, but we may ride to other locations such as North Wales or Devon. Cue sheets for the Ambler ride and the North Wales ride can be found in the BCP Cue Sheet Library at BCP Philly to Ambler Ride - Toto's Cafe and BCP North Wales Ride. We'll keep a steady pace and effort (rolling speed on flat terrain 15-16 mph). Bring money for a snack. A forecast on Friday at 9:00 pm calling for 50% or greater chance of rain on Saturday between 8:00 am and noon, or wet roads on Saturday at 8:00 am, will cancel the ride. Check the website for up-to-date information.

Ride early and beat the heat expected for Sunday. We will be heading out towards the Skippack area on familiar roads. 35 mile loop of scenic rolling terrain with no big climbs (unless you consider Bean a big climb). We will take a quick water stop at Fishers Park about 1/2 way through; bring plenty of water/electrolytes until then. We will keep a steady pace and return well before lunchtime. Rain cancels. Arrive early for a prompt 7:00am start. Please email to let me know if you plan to ride.

Wonderful ride to brunch. Longer rides based on head and willingness of riders. Bring lock and money for brunch

Entry level ride for those new to cycling or looking to improve fitness. Route varies, but group remains together and no one is dropped. Helmet and water required.

A friendly C ride which cheerfully waits to regroup. All welcome. Today's loop heads down to the Philly Airport. Food/H2O at 18 miles.

Ride with the largest evening cycling group in the Delaware Valley ( over 100 riders). Seven different ride groups to choose from including a "hybrid" group. See weekly ride section for additional details

Some days we'll scope out some new routes, and other days ride some familiar favorites. This week we'll meander out in the Harleysville/Skippack direction, with a quick rest stop on the way out, and lunch at either Toto's or elsewhere in Ambler on the return. Generally rolling hills, some minor climbs, but no killers. No one dropped.

Ride north thru Fairmount Park toward Ambler to Stenton Ave and beyond depending on time of sunset. Return thru Conshohocken and the bike trail. No rest stops.

Riding the less-travelled roads of the Main Line, starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge.

THE RIDE IS BACK! Average speed and distance will increase as the days get longer. Meet at the Allen’s Lane Train Station at the corner of Allen’s Lane and Cresheim Road. Please preregister the first time you do this ride. I will keep a preprinted sign-in sheet of regular riders.

Easy-paced ride for novice cyclists, newcomers to Philadelphia, and/or, anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. Explore some quiet, pretty, scenic roads in & around Glenside and surrounding townships. Mostly flat-to-rolling terrain, with perhaps a few hills here or there, but we will pedal at a slow pace, and stop to regroup as needed. Please bring lights, in case we return close to dusk. Please note: This ride will take place every Tuesday throughout the summer, EXCEPT for the last Tuesday of the month (6/26, 7/31, 8/28), due to another ride.

See map for exact location: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/88108637 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 start. Rain cancels. See Weekly Rides for detailed description. Contact ride leaders with questions (John: C/C+, Howard: B- & B, and Tae: A).

Easy-paced ride to de-stress after work, suited for novice cyclists, newcomers to Philadelphia, and/or anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. We'll explore some pretty, peaceful residential streets in & around Flourtown and neighboring townships. We'll cycle on mostly flat-to-rolling terrain, with an occasional hill, but always at a relaxed paced. Please bring lights, in case we are returning close to dusk. Every Wednesday night in summer, EXCEPT for the 2nd Wed of the month (no D ride on 7/11).

Ride with this brand new multi-level ride group that offers 7 different rides including 2 groups that ride along the flat, off-road, Schuykill River Trail. See the weekly ride description section for full details.Meet 5:45 at the Jacobs Engineering Parking Lot, 2 ASH St., Conshohocken, PA. All rides leave 6pm sharp.Rain cancels the rides.

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.

A moderately hilly ride that regroups at the top of each hill. No riders will be dropped. 50% chance of rain between 6:00 and 8:00 cancels the ride. The ride leaves promptly at 6. Route updated as of July 10.

Riding the less-travelled roads of the Main Line, starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge.

Please see the above description for Multi-Level Group Rides from Conshohocken. The parking lot for Jacobs Engineering is at Ash St. near the river, on the opposite side of the railroad tracks from the Schuylkill River Trail. The "D" group will ride at an easy pace, on flat terrain (Schuylkill River Trail). All groups leave at 6:00pm sharp. Every Thursday evening throughout the summer (except for holidays), there will be a D-paced group for novice riders, and/or, anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. Please bring lights, in case we return close to dusk.

Enjoy scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the summer. We'll explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. Starting points will vary, so that we can cycle through different regions. Depending on the destination, starting point may be in Conshohocken, Flourtown, Jenkintown, Wayne, Valley Forge, etc. Please check the daily calendar for each Friday's route. Cue sheets and on-line route map will be provided for each ride. Scheduled for MOST Fridays throughout the summer, EXCEPT for July 13, July 20, and August 17 -- Leader will be away on these dates.

Relaxing ride to the cyclist friendly deli on River Road near the Bulls Island Bridge. Some longer hills, no killers. Regroup as needed. No cue sheets. Group rides together. Option for mountain goats to climb Fretz Mill or Short Hill Road that are 19% &17% gradss. Bring plenty to drink and an on bike snack. Bathroom breaks on the way out and back with lunch at the deli. Rain cancels, call if unsure ride is on.

Great roads. Rolling hills. Low traffic. A few climbs. What more can you ask for? Narberth thru Penn Valley and Villanova. Then head toward and/or through Ridley Creek State Park. Return via Goshen Road and back through Bryn Mawr. Speed determined by the group. No one gets dropped. Bring a snack for a brief stop. Rain cancels.

The annual ride to celbrate our favorite bike race, the Tour de France. Cyclists are encouraged to wear their maillot jaune, maillot vert, maillot blanc, or maillot blanc a pois rouges. Ride will take us through western Delaware County on our way from Valley Forge to Chadds Ford. Climbing will be required, although no hors catagorie. Two convenience store stops are planned, with a third if needed. NO DOPERS ALLOWED! Baguette & vin optional.

Usual ride to Ambler. Some hills. No one dropped. At Green Lane in Manayunk on the way back, we will re-route to Joe & Andrea Lubeck's home in Wynnewood for a pool party at their home (4 miles & 2 hills). Andrea will pick up your pool clothing at the Italian Fountain at the start of the ride and bring it to the pool party. The ride back from Wynnewood is 8 miles. Special cue sheets will be available. We will split the ride at Green Lane and some will return to the Italian Fountain starting point. NOAA 50 percent plus chance of rain between 8:00 a.m. and noon, or wet roads at 8.00 a.m. Saturday cancels ride. PRE-REGISTERING IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT THIS WEEK. It doesn't commit you to go, but it does speed the ride start up! Thanks!

Early morning ride to beat the July heat. Return with plenty of daytime for other summer fun. But what's more fun than cycling anyway, right? Planned stop at Wegman's (roughly mile 32) for indoor bathrooms and coffee or mid-morning snack. Low traffic. No major climbs. No one dropped. Regroup as necessary. Lousy weather angers ride leader and cancels ride.

If the Muellers can move, so can the Muths! Come join us for a rambling route of some old and new roads. Lunch stop at the Collegeville Diner with a short rest stop on the way out and back. Re-group as needed. Nobody dropped. Rain or angry mobs of peasants with torches and pitchforks cancel ride. Co-lead/swept by Helen.

Wonderful ride to brunch. Longer rides based on head and willingness of riders. Bring lock and money for brunch

Entry level ride for those new to cycling or looking to improve fitness. Route varies, but group remains together and no one is dropped. Helmet and water required.

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

Ride with the largest evening cycling group in the Delaware Valley ( over 100 riders). Seven different ride groups to choose from including a "hybrid" group. See weekly ride section for additional details

Some days we'll scope out some new routes, and other days ride some familiar favorites. This week we'll ride to Schwenksville. Rolling hills, nice roads, will regroup as needed, but must be able to maintain the average posted pace.

Ride north thru Fairmount Park toward Ambler to Stenton Ave and beyond depending on time of sunset. Return thru Conshohocken and the bike trail. No rest stops.

Riding the less-travelled roads of the Main Line, starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge.

Distance will decreasw as the days get shorter. Meet at the Allen’s Lane Train Station at the corner of Allen’s Lane and Cresheim Road. Please preregister the first time you do this ride. I will keep a preprinted sign-in sheet of regular riders.

Easy-paced ride for novice cyclists, newcomers to Philadelphia, and/or, anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. Explore some quiet, pretty, scenic roads in & around Glenside and surrounding townships. Mostly flat-to-rolling terrain, with perhaps a few hills here or there, but we will pedal at a slow pace, and stop to regroup as needed. Please bring lights, in case we return close to dusk. Please note: This ride will take place every Tuesday throughout the summer, EXCEPT for the last Tuesday of the month (6/26, 7/31, 8/28), due to another ride.

Meet at 5:45 for a prompt start. Rain cancels. See Weekly Rides for detailed description. Contact ride leaders with questions (John: C/C+, Howard: B- & B, and Tae: A).

See map for exact location: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/88108637 The speed is slower than a typical B ride, but there is more climbing than a typical C ride. No one is dropped, and we regroup after climbs.

Easy-paced ride to de-stress after work, suited for novice cyclists, newcomers to Philadelphia, and/or anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. We'll explore some pretty, peaceful residential streets in & around Flourtown and neighboring townships. We'll cycle on mostly flat-to-rolling terrain, with an occasional hill, but always at a relaxed paced. Please bring lights, in case we are returning close to dusk. Every Wednesday night in summer, EXCEPT for the 2nd Wed of the month (no D ride on 7/11).

Ride with this brand new multi-level ride group that offers 7 different rides including 2 groups that ride along the flat, off-road, Schuykill River Trail. See the weekly ride description section for full details.Meet 5:45 at the Jacobs Engineering Parking Lot, 2 ASH St., Conshohocken, PA. All rides leave 6pm sharp.Rain cancels the rides.

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.

A moderately hilly ride that regroups at the top of each hill. No riders will be dropped. 50% chance of rain between 6:00 and 8:00 cancels the ride. The ride leaves promptly at 6.

Riding the less-travelled roads of the Main Line, starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge.

Please see the above description for Multi-Level Group Rides from Conshohocken. The parking lot for Jacobs Engineering is at Ash St. near the river, on the opposite side of the railroad tracks from the Schuylkill River Trail. The "D" group will ride at an easy pace, on flat terrain (Schuylkill River Trail). All groups leave at 6:00pm sharp. Every Thursday evening throughout the summer (except for holidays), there will be a D-paced group for novice riders, and/or, anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. Please bring lights, in case we return close to dusk.

Will climb hills of the main line including "LaCollina", Flat Rock, Rose Glen, and Lafayette before crossing the river to head up Hart's Lane and Montogomery and head back to center city via mt. airy. Minimal to no regrouping--this ride maintains a steady pace. Bring two bottles of water--no stops planned.

I’ll be subbing for Linda this week as she’s off on the NBW Ride of Dreams. Go Linda go! Our route takes us out to Collegeville. A few climbs along the way (nothing crazy) and a few descents as our reward. Some lovely scenery on the outskirts of Evansburg State Park and along the old Wyeth property before an indoor bathroom break at Wegmans. We’ll loop back through Lansdale and hit Freddy Hill Farms if another bathroom break is needed. Finish up on a familiar route on our way back to FLTN. Regroup as needed. No one dropped. Rain, solar flares, locusts, vermin, etc angers ride leader and cancels ride.

Enjoy scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the summer. We'll explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. Starting points will vary, so that we can cycle through different regions. Depending on the destination, starting point may be in Conshohocken, Flourtown, Jenkintown, Wayne, Valley Forge, etc. Please check the daily calendar for each Friday's route. Cue sheets and on-line route map will be provided for each ride. Scheduled for MOST Fridays throughout the summer, EXCEPT for July 13, July 20, and August 17 -- Leader will be away on these dates.

Perhaps I got your attention with the title. A long (80 miles), somewhat hilly (4300 feet) tour of Bucks County including the end of Aquetong Rd. 4 H2O stops.

Frequently we ride to Ambler, but we may ride to other locations such as North Wales or Devon. Cue sheets for the Ambler ride and the North Wales ride can be found in the BCP Cue Sheet Library at BCP Philly to Ambler Ride - Toto's Cafe and BCP North Wales Ride. We'll keep a steady pace and effort (rolling speed on flat terrain 15-16 mph). Bring money for a snack. A forecast on Friday at 9:00 pm calling for 50% or greater chance of rain on Saturday between 8:00 am and noon, or wet roads on Saturday at 8:00 am, will cancel the ride. Check the website for up-to-date information. POOL PARTY Attempt #2 Bring swimsuit to the start. see 7/14 description for details. Weather may force start time delay. Check back for updates.

The weather is looking great for Sunday, just 83 and partly sunny. I don't think we could ask for better weather. So why not ride with us on Sunday. So far we have 10+ riders and counting... Come join us on a 50 mile bike ride at 8:00am Sunday, July 22 from Collegeville. We'll ride to St. Peter’s Village via Phoenixville and back through Limerick from Appalachian Brewing Company. This ride has mostly gentle to rolling hills with only a few climbs. Lunch stop at St Peter’s Bakery. Later we’ll stop at Java Brewin’ in Limerick for 10% off munchies & smoothies with a restroom break. Denise will lead the 11-13 mile group and Kurt leading the 14-16 mile group. Regroup as needed, no one dropped. Rain cancels. RSVP on meetup.com. Sweeps wanted! . Appalachian Brewing Company is just along the Perkiomen Trail. Contact Kurt at or Denise at for more information. We hope to see you there! Denise & Kurt

First half of ride has some long but not overly steep climbs. Couple of long downhills too – cool! Back half of ride relatively flat. Lightly trafficked, scenic route. Not much before rest stop at Village Market at mile 30 so bring plenty of water and on bike snack. No one dropped. Regroup as necessary. Bad weather cancels.

Wonderful ride to brunch. Longer rides based on head and willingness of riders. Bring lock and money for brunch

Ride on the SRT to Conshohocken. Rest and Snack there. Bring your own. Make sure you have water or other drinks. Any age but OWLS pace (older, wiser, longer, slower). Will regroup as needed. Note the earlier starting time

A friendly C ride which cheerfully waits to regroup. All welcome. Usually 25 - 35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop. This week Mike takes us to Media!

Ride with the largest evening cycling group in the Delaware Valley ( over 100 riders). Seven different ride groups to choose from including a "hybrid" group. See weekly ride section for additional details

Some days we'll scope out some new routes, and other days ride some familiar favorites. This week's ride will be led by the "other Howard H" and will go to Tabora's (a great stop) outside of Peace Valley Park. Expect rolling hills and regrouping as needed.

Ride north thru Fairmount Park toward Ambler to Stenton Ave and beyond depending on time of sunset. Return thru Conshohocken and the bike trail. No rest stops.

Riding the less-travelled roads of the Main Line, starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge.

Distance will decrease as the days get shorter. Meet at the Allen’s Lane Train Station at the corner of Allen’s Lane and Cresheim Road. Please preregister the first time you do this ride. I will keep a preprinted sign-in sheet of regular riders.

Easy-paced ride for novice cyclists, newcomers to Philadelphia, and/or, anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. Explore some quiet, pretty, scenic roads in & around Glenside and surrounding townships. Mostly flat-to-rolling terrain, with perhaps a few hills here or there, but we will pedal at a slow pace, and stop to regroup as needed. Please bring lights, in case we return close to dusk. Please note: This ride will take place every Tuesday throughout the summer, EXCEPT for the last Tuesday of the month (6/26, 7/31, 8/28), due to another ride.

Our route takes us out to Collegeville. A few climbs along the way (nothing crazy) and a few descents as our reward. Some lovely scenery on the outskirts of Evansburg State Park and along the old Wyeth property before an indoor bathroom break at Wegmans. We’ll loop back through Lansdale and hit Freddy Hill Farms if another bathroom break is needed. Finish up on a familiar route on our way back to FLTN. Regroup as needed. No one dropped. Bad weather cancels ride.

Meet at 5:45 for a prompt start. Rain cancels. See Weekly Rides for detailed description. Contact ride leaders with questions (John: C/C+, Howard: B- & B, and Tae: A).

See map for exact location: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/88108637 The speed is slower than a typical B ride, but there is more climbing than a typical C ride. No one is dropped, and we regroup after climbs.

Easy-paced ride to de-stress after work, suited for novice cyclists, newcomers to Philadelphia, and/or anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. We'll explore some pretty, peaceful residential streets in & around Flourtown and neighboring townships. We'll cycle on mostly flat-to-rolling terrain, with an occasional hill, but always at a relaxed paced. Please bring lights, in case we are returning close to dusk. Every Wednesday night in summer, EXCEPT for the 2nd Wed of the month (no D ride on 7/11).

Ride with this brand new multi-level ride group that offers 7 different rides including 2 groups that ride along the flat, off-road, Schuykill River Trail. See the weekly ride description section for full details.Meet 5:45 at the Jacobs Engineering Parking Lot, 2 ASH St., Conshohocken, PA. All rides leave 6pm sharp.Rain cancels the rides.

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.

A moderately hilly ride that regroups at the top of each hill. No riders will be dropped. 50% chance of rain between 6:00 and 8:00 cancels the ride. The ride leaves promptly at 6.

Riding the less-travelled roads of the Main Line, starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge.

Please see the above description for Multi-Level Group Rides from Conshohocken. The parking lot for Jacobs Engineering is at Ash St. near the river, on the opposite side of the railroad tracks from the Schuylkill River Trail. The "D" group will ride at an easy pace, on flat terrain (Schuylkill River Trail). All groups leave at 6:00pm sharp. Every Thursday evening throughout the summer (except for holidays), there will be a D-paced group for novice riders, and/or, anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. Please bring lights, in case we return close to dusk.

We had so much fun on tuesday....doing the ride again on Friday. After heading down the Kelly Drive Bike path, we will climb familiar hills of the MainLine including "LaColina", Flat Rock (Ha! anything but), Rose Glen, Lafayette. Will then come into Conshy and head toward Harts Lane and finally over into Chestnut Hill for the final climb up Montogomery. We will maintain a steady pace with minimal regrouping. No water stopped plan unless needed. Bring snacks and two bottles of water. Prompt departure at 7am...arrive a few minutes early to sign in and for pre-ride route rap

Scenic loop on pretty roads to Tabora's Orchard & Farm Market in Chalfont, for an outdoor rest stop in Tabora's patio/garden. Outbound route via Maple Glen, and return via Peace Valley Park, Lansdale & North Wales. Elevation gain 2700 ft. Rolling terrain with a few steep climbs, but we'll stop to regroup as needed. More climbing during the first half of the ride. Stop at Tabora's is at mile 21. On the return, there are optional Wawa stops at miles 35 and/or 41.

Enjoy scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the summer. We'll explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. Starting points will vary, so that we can cycle through different regions. Depending on the destination, starting point may be in Conshohocken, Flourtown, Jenkintown, Wayne, Valley Forge, etc. Please check the daily calendar for each Friday's route. Cue sheets and on-line route map will be provided for each ride. Scheduled for MOST Fridays throughout the summer, EXCEPT for July 13, July 20, and August 17 -- Leader will be away on these dates.

Changed to Lumberville. This ride is changed to ride to the Lumberville General Store. Option to climb Short Hill Road, 17% or Fretz Mill Road 22%. No cue sheets. Some climbing, no killers, regroup as needed. Ride together as a group. Rest stop at the general store on River Road. Bring plenty to drink and an on bike snack. Rain cancels, call if unsure if ride is on.

What goes up must come down. Make sure that your brakes are in PERFECT WORKING CONDITION. A few downhills are 12 - 14% with sharp bends. This is a very scenic tour up to Macungie and Emmaus. Pace TBD, but you must be able to recover at the top of a 1/2 mile 15% climb. If you want to try it, EMAIL BY FRIDAY NOON, 7-27-12. I will attach a couple of pictures of the route in the reply.

In a seashore state of mind? This is a scenic route to the central Jersey shore, popular with the Princeton FreeWheelers. In addition to cycling along Ocean Drive in the pretty seaside towns of Spring Lake and Belmar, we’ll also ride around Perrineville Lake, Manasquan Reservoir, and Lake Como. Lunch stop at Belmar Beach at mile 40, plus rest stops along the way, to and from Belmar. The middle of the route (near the beach) is flat. The beginning and end portions have rolling hills, but we will stop to regroup as needed. Total elevation gain is 2265 ft. Directions to the starting point at Etra Lake Park: 1) New Jersey Turnpike North to Exit 8 – Hightstown/Freehold. 2) From the Turnpike exit ramp, turn right onto NJ-33 East/Franklin St. 3) In 0.6 miles, turn right onto Milford Rd. 4) In 1.1 miles, turn left at “T” at County Rd 571/Etra- Perrineville Rd. (Etra Lake will be on your left.) 5) In 0.2 miles, turn left at 3-way onto Disbrow Hill Rd. Parking lot will be on your left. Please allow 75 mins driving time from Phila. Please feel free to contact the Leader with any questions, re. driving directions, carpooling, etc.

Nice ride on mostly quiet, shady roads to Alpha in Waren County where we will grab some eats and dine al fresco in a park at mile 32. Lots of ups and downs on the way out, but nothing too long. The final 25 miles are mostly (but not completely) flat to gently rolling. Additional water stop available at mile 47 if needed. Pace will be slower than usual as I work to regain my strength, stamina anf form.You are welcome to ride ahead if you so desire. Please arrive at least 15 min. prior to the start time as I will leave on time. Bring a bathing suit and water shoes/flip flops for a post-ride dip in the river.Check this listting after 6:30 a.m. for a no-go message if the weather is questionable.

We'll ride from the Main Line area to Malvern where we'll have a sit-down lunch at Malvern Pizza. A few hills heading out and coming back to the Main Line with rolling terrain in between. Note the new ride start location: Wynnewood Valley Park. in Lower Merion. Q sheets available. Expect to be back by 1pm . Rain cancels ride. http://www.lowermerion.org/Index.aspx?page=747

This ride will be slightly longer and hillier than the typical Saturday C+ ride, but the route is so beautiful, that it is worth it. We'll ride it at a C+ pace and regroup on the hills. Bring money for a lunch at Malvern Pizza. A forecast on Friday at 9:00 pm calling for 50% or greater chance of rain on Saturday between 8:00 am and 2 pm, or wet roads on Saturday at 8:00 am, will cancel the ride.

Bring your favorite bike tool to ring the rocks of the boulder field at the park. Out through Skippack and Collegeville. Back through Schwenksville. Pass Wegmans, Wawa, etc so we'll figure out rest stop along the way. No one dropped. Regroup as necessary. Bad weather cancels.

No, the distances do not reflect her age! - Celebrate Terri Clark's ?th birthday by doing one of her favorite outdoor activities. - We will ride through western Delco and eastern Chesco on the way to Northbrook Orchards Market for a sit down lunch stop. Two other quick convenience store breaks are planned. PS: When we rode this route in May, Terri had a close encounter with a braying Jackass (fill in joke here). Ask her about it sometime.

Wonderful ride to brunch. Longer rides based on head and willingness of riders. Bring lock and money for brunch

Entry level ride for those new to cycling or looking to improve fitness. Route varies, but group remains together and no one is dropped. Helmet and water required.

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

Ride with the largest evening cycling group in the Delaware Valley ( over 100 riders). Seven different ride groups to choose from including a "hybrid" group. See weekly ride section for additional details.Tonight BCP will provide free pizza and non-alcoholic beverages to all riders after the rides are finished. Many of your favorite ride leaders are members of both BCP and SCU (SCU is BCP's sister club). Consider joining both clubs if you're currently not a member of a bike club.

Some days we'll scope out some new routes, and other days ride some familiar favorites. Today we'll preview Saturday's route to Green Lane (bring a sense of adventure). Mostly rolling hills, with a few climbs (some short, some long but not steep). Quick rest stops in parks on the way out, lunch stop in Schwenksville on the return. Will regroup as needed, but must be able to maintain the advertised pace.

Ride to and from the monthly Quick Release mailing party downtown at Cozen O'Connor @ 1900 Market St, to help Tom Witt and his crew with preparing to mail the new issue of the newsletter. We'll be on city streets the whole route, using bike lanes as much as possible. Please bring LOCKS, and lights for the return trip.

Ride north thru Fairmount Park toward Ambler to Stenton Ave and beyond depending on time of sunset. Return thru Conshohocken and the bike trail. No rest stops.

Riding the less-travelled roads of the Main Line, starting in Narberth and extending west towards Valley Forge.

Distance will decrease as the days get shorter. Meet at the Allen’s Lane Train Station at the corner of Allen’s Lane and Cresheim Road. Please preregister the first time you do this ride. I will keep a preprinted sign-in sheet of regular riders.

Easy-paced ride for novice cyclists, newcomers to Philadelphia, and/or, anyone seeking a gentle recovery ride. Explore some quiet, pretty, scenic roads in & around Glenside and surrounding townships. Mostly flat-to-rolling terrain, with perhaps a few hills here or there, but we will pedal at a slow pace, and stop to regroup as needed. Please bring lights, in case we return close to dusk. Please note: This ride will take place every Tuesday throughout the summer, EXCEPT for the last Tuesday of the month (6/26, 7/31, 8/28), due to another ride.

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