Ride Calendar

Going to RiverBend for coffee. 20 miles r/t, C- pace. Show and go. Meet up at RiverBend with any riders biking from Philly at 9:00 or so.

Bring yer bike & sense of adventure. Some days we'll ride familiar favorite routes, other days we'll scope out new routes. Today we'll ride to Tabora's in Chalfont, and then on to Pizza Time Saloon in West Point. Lots of rolling hills, with the exception of Iron Hill (short but steep) and Callowhill (long but gradual), both on the way to Tabora's. Very pretty ride, lots of low traffic roads in the countryside. Will regroup as needed, but must be able to maintain the posted pace. Must be willing to ride safely & obey traffic laws. Note, just two paces today. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels). THE LAST RIDE OF THE MONTH STARTS FROM CENTRAL PARK, DOYLESTOWN AND NOVEMBER RIDES WILL BE AD HOC RE DAY OF THE WEEK AND START TIME.

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

The Phoenixville day/night dog rides return with a special treat - a road trip to Birdsboro, to ride to the Reading Pagoda in the twilight. Strong headlights and taillights are required. This ride travels north from Birdsboro toward Reading, culminating in a climb up Mt Penn, past the Pagoda and Fire Tower, before descending back down to Birdsboro. Construction on the route has forced a detour which provides the opportunity for more climbing. No one dropped, regroup as necessary, but please be prepared to ride the advertised pace on rolling to hilly terrain. Precipitation cancels.

Weather forecast promises sun this week! Join us for a brisk ride out to Harlyesville,. Only 1945 ft climbing, and very scenic route. Bring water, snacks, money for lunch stop in Harleysville at the Clemons Market. No drops but should be able to ride posted pace. CO Leaders welcome ! Ride with GPS route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/17206271 Check back here for late route changes/ weather cancellations

Leader has to work in the morning, so this will be an afternoon ramble. Pretty route through eastern Montgomery County. Quick rest stop for bathroom at Centre Square Park at mile 20, then, a food stop at Whole Foods Market in Springhouse at mile 31. Total climbing 2226 ft. Plan is to return by 4:30-5:00pm. PLEASE NOTE: Morning Departure for the Friday Frolic ride will resume on October 12. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: Enjoy scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the year. Explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. Starting points will vary, so that we can cycle through different regions. Please check daily calendar for details of each Friday's route -- terrain, mileage, rest stops, etc. Cue sheets and on-line route map provided for each ride. If weather conditions are not conducive to cycling, this ride may be replaced by a hike/walk, or snow activity. As long as we are enjoying outdoor exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

Assemble at 8:00. Depart at 8:05 SHARP! Ride through East Falls, Wyndmoor, Oreland, Fort Washington, Upper Dublin, Ambler, Plymouth Meeting, Sherry Lake, Manayunk, and Bala Cynwyd. Several hills but no killers. 30-minute coffee stop at Abyss in Ambler. (It's all about the coffee!). Will regroup at top of hills if necessary, but riders are expected to maintain posted speed (what our computers read upon ride completion). PLEASE PREREGISTER: saves time; ensures that I will be able to read important emergency info; and no problem if you change your mind and don't show up since we will not be waiting past the posted departure time.

Great roads with low traffic. We have a few routes that bring us out around or through Ridley Creek State Park. Average speed will be 16-17 mph, but note that these routes include over 4000' of climbing. Bring a snack for a brief mid-ride break. Consider the on-line routes approximate. Leave by 8:05 AM. Rain cancels.

Ride to Norristown Farm via Valley Forge. 3000ish feet of climbing. Stragglers will be dropped. 9AM Rollout.

Friendly C+ ride with various destinations: BE SURE TO CHECK THE DAILY RIDE CALENDAR FOR RIDE LEADER AND DESTINATION INFORMATION. Bring money for lunch. We will regroup as necessary and wait at turns within ride level expectations. YOU MUST CARRY A SPARE TUBE. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time.

Ride leaves promptly at 7:00 AM. Intentionally short (note that we go straight across Bethlehem Pike, onto Skippack, instead of making the right) and fast. Riders doing the listed pace will not be dropped (riders failing to keep pace by the turn onto McCallum are encouraged to break off then). There are five regroups on the map, all will be rolling. Where possible we will paceline. Back before 10am! Please pre-register, no worries if you change your mind later. 50% chance of rain between 7:00 AM and 10:00 AM cancels the ride.

This weeks ride will be Bertram Gardens with students from Temple. All are welcome. A no drop ride, re-group when needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack, rest stops. Safety Instructions. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th

An incredibly scenic ride through the Oley Valley in Berks County. Thanks to Rich Wagner for this picturesque route. Featuring the crossing of two covered bridges, Three rest stops. One at your standard convenience store. One at a great little deli/restaurant in the quaint town of Oley. And even one at a chocolatier. Terrain will consist of significant climbs for the first and last 15 miles. The middle 30 is rolling to flat. This will be one of the prettiest rides you will do this year. Cue sheets will be available. Total climbing 4176 feet. We will stop to regroup as needed. DRIVING DIRECTIONS to French Creek State Park: Take the Main PA Turnpike (I-76) West to the Downingtown Exit. This is two exits beyond (west of) the Valley Forge exit. After leaving the Turnpike, take PA 100 North/Pottstown Pike for 4 miles. You will pass through the town of Eagle. Turn left onto Conestoga Rd/PA-401 West. Stay on 401 West for 6 miles, then turn right onto PA-345 North/Bulltown Rd. Follow PA-345 North for 4 miles. There will be signs on 345 for French Creek State Park, and Hopewell Lake. CO-LEADER WELCOME, so that we can offer a choice of speeds to our riders. If you'd like to lead at an alternative speed, please contact LMc. thankyou!

OWLS (Older, Wiser, Longer, Slower) paced ride though Fairmount Park and beyond, depending on the group assembled. Please wear helmet (required by club). Bring extra tube, water, $ for mid ride3 snack. Smiles always welcomed. There might be a hill or two to help new riders increase endurance. No one will be dropped and time allowed to recover at top of hills. Some instructional advice for new riders.

A true C ride that cheerfully waits to regroup. Usually 25-35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop. Meet at the Italian Fountain, near the parking garage sign.

Show and Go Coffee Run, 20 mi r/t on the SRT to RiverBend for Suzy Jo donuts. Back by ~ 11:00a.m.

Bring yer bike & sense of adventure. Some days we'll ride familiar favorite routes, other days we'll scope out new routes. Today we'll ride to Hennings Market in Harleysville (about the 25 mile mark) with a quick park rest stop at about the 14 mile mark). Typical rolling hills, with one climb, Bean Rd. (not terribly steep, but close to a mile long). Will regroup as needed, but must be able to maintain the posted pace. Must be willing to ride safely & obey traffic laws. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels). LAST RIDE OF THE MONTH STARTS FROM CENTRAL PARK, DOYLESTOWN & NOV. RIDES WILL BE AD HOC RE DAY OF WEEK & START TIME.

The Phoenixville Dog Park rides will be day/night rides until daylight savings time ends. A strong headlight and taillight are required. The rides will begin in daylight and end in the dark. There will be approximately 2-2.5 hours of dark riding, so please plan batteries accordingly. These are beautiful rides on low-traffic roads. No one dropped, regroup as necessary, but please be prepared to ride the advertised pace on rolling to hilly terrain. Precipitation cancels.

We will ride west on the SRT , make a Loop in Valley Forge Park, then continue west to Phoenixville for coffee and snack break.. we will then ride to the end of the pavement on the Perkiomen Trail before returning to Conshy. Opportunity for some intervals or sprints on the flat trail . No drops but should be able to ride posted pace (it’s flat!) . Bring water ,snacks and helmet. Check back for weather related changes,

Pretty route through eastern Montgomery County. Quick rest stop for bathroom at Centre Square Park at mile 20, then, a food stop at Whole Foods Market in Springhouse at mile 31. Total climbing 2226 ft. Plan is to return by 4:30-5:00pm. PLEASE NOTE: Morning Departure for the Friday Frolic ride will resume on October 12. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: Enjoy scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the year. Explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. Starting points will vary, so that we can cycle through different regions. Please check daily calendar for details of each Friday's route -- terrain, mileage, rest stops, etc. Cue sheets and on-line route map provided for each ride. If weather conditions are not conducive to cycling, this ride may be replaced by a hike/walk, or snow activity. As long as we are enjoying outdoor exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

Mostly flat ride on the SRT from the back of the Art Museum to the Visitor Center at Valley Forge National Park and back. < 2 hours out, < 2 hours back, plus a stop for lunch at Pauline's in Norristown. If you're a Philadelphian who has never ridden past Manayunk, this is a chance to widen your horizons. A leisurely to moderate pace, with no riders left behind. Bring a helmet, water, $ for lunch and a smile. air pump and chain oil available at the start.

Show and Go: Ride to RiverBend to join Chuck Herbert's ride to Valley Forge. 25 miles r/t; C- pace.

Great roads with low traffic. We have a few routes that bring us out around or through Ridley Creek State Park. Average speed will be 16-17 mph, but note that these routes include over 4000' of climbing. Bring a snack for a brief mid-ride break. Consider the on-line routes approximate. Leave by 8:05 AM. Rain cancels.

Seven groups,C12-13 mph, C+ 13-14 mph, B - 14-15 mph, B 15-16 mph, B+ 16-17, A- 17-18 mph and A 18-20 mph. 10 different ride leaders. Very scenic ride thru the backroads of Hunterdon County,NJ. Slow climb up to the ridge overlooking the Delaware River followed by a 5 mile flat section great for a pace line!. We'll then climb up to the reservoir. Sit-down lunch in Whitehouse Station, NJ after viewing the reservoir. Shorter and slower paced 30 and 45 mile ride groups available (see separate ride listings) that DO NOT visit the reservoir... Rain cancels the ride. Ride starts promptly at 9am. Directions: PA Turnpike East to RT 1 North to I-95 North to Scudders Fall Bridge to RT 29 North/Lambertville exit off bridge, to Main St Lambertville, pass CVS, Lambertville Police Station then left into Holcombe-Jimison driveway by blue entrance sign. Meet in rear gravel lot on right at end of driveway. If bathrooms needed use CVS located at Main and Cherry St.

Shorter and very scenic "Flemington" loop that DOES NOT visit the Round Valley Reservoir, but heads to Flemington, NJ for lunch. Very scenic ride thru the backroads of Hunterdon County,NJ. The ride passes by the only Covered Bridge in NJ (great for a group photo shot)!.Longer 63 mile "Reservoir" ride groups available and shorter flat 30 mile canal path group also available (see separate listings). Rain cancels ride. Directions: PA Turnpike East to RT 1 North to I-95 North to Scudders Fall Bridge to RT 29 North/Lambertville exit off bridge, to Main St Lambertville, pass CVS, Lambertville Police Station then left into Holcombe-Jimison driveway by blue entrance sign. Meet in rear gravel lot on right at end of driveway. If bathrooms needed use CVS located at intersection of Main and Cherry St.

Slow paced (10-12mph), relaxed, off road, 30 mile round trip "canal" ride along one of the most scenic parts of the Delaware River. Perfect ride for road, hybrid or mountain bikes since the canal path is fine crushed gravel.The ride starts at the Holcomb-Jimison Farmstead rear parking lot in Lambertville,NJ and heads to Frenchtown,NJ where the group will have lunch at the Bridge Cafe adjacent to the Delaware River.This ride is part of the "Round Valley" series of rides but DOES NOT visit the Round Valley Reservoir (see separate "Round Valley Reservoir" ride listings). Rain cancels the ride. Ride starts promptly at 9am. Directions: PA Turnpike East to RT 1 North to I-95 North to Scudders Fall Bridge to RT 29 North /Lambertville exit off bridge, to Main St Lambertville, pass CVS, Lambertville Police Station then left into Holcombe-Jimison driveway by blue entrance sign. Meet in rear gravel lot on right at end of driveway.If bathrooms needed use CVS located at the intersection of Main and Cherry St.

Because Sunday's ride is a long ride, today's ride will be through East & West Fairmount Park. Plan on 2 hours. A no drop ride, regroup when needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack, rest stops. Safety Instructions. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th

WAFFATOPIA! This is a great ride led by Rich Wagner. Please see the ride's description. We've been keeping a similar pace. Please note start location and departure time.

A ride through central Chester County to the Artisan Exchange in West Chester. The Artisan Exchange is a small business collaboration that features local food entrepreneurs. The ride will also have two other water stops. 3300' of climbing

Consider this the next step up from the Toss of the DIce "C+", further (50 - 70 miles) and with more hills (3000 - 5000). The average speed (measured at end of ride) is likely to be 14.5 - 15.5 mph, it is the hills that push this into the B category. This week we head to Valley Forge with a snack break at Devon Donut & Bagel Co.. 3.600 ft of climbing. We will regroup as needed, but riders are expected to ride group pace. Bring food or money for snack along the way, as well as a spare tube. Check daily listing for route information. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time.

Ride thru west park to SRT to rest stop at Riverbend, then on to VForge, loop to Chaple if legs still fresh Friendly C pace, no drop.

Assemble at 8:00. We willl leave at 8:05 SHARP! Ride through Belmont, Wynnewood, Havertown, Haverford, Merion, Bryn Mawr, Villanova, Radnor, Devon, Wayne, Gulph Mills, Conshohocken, Manayunk, etc. Many hills, including 12 (or so) relatively long ones. One 30-minute coffee stop in Devon (Pour Richards) at mile 26 or so. (It's all about the coffee.) Will regroup at top of long hills as needed, but riders are expected to achieve advertised pace (which is what our computers read as "average" at the finish). PLEASE PREREGISTER: It saves time; and increases substantially my ability to read the important info on the sign-in sheet; and it does not matter if you do not show up since we will not wait beyond the scheduled start time..

Today's Ride will be Pennypack Park. Starting point into Pennypack has changed because the rain left debris & mud on the trail but will still go north to Pine Rd. near Chase Farm, on to Tacony Park. Entrance into Tacony Park has changed also because of the same reason, and will still go south to the Ramona Gateway, & home. The ride will be between 3 and 4 hours. A no drop ride, re-group when needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack, rest stops. Safety Instructions. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th. (Light) Rain ride will along the SRT.

World traveling The Bike Nurse is back to lead this OWLS (Older, Wiser, Longer, Slower) paced ride though Fairmount Park and beyond, depending on the group assembled. Please wear helmet (required by club). Bring extra tube, water, $ for mid ride3 snack. Smiles always welcomed. There might be a hill or two to help new riders increase endurance. No one will be dropped and time allowed to recover at top of hills. Some instructional advice for new riders.

A true C ride that cheerfully waits to regroup. Meet at the Italian Fountain, near the parking garage sign. Rain an hour before the ride or forecast over 50 percent during the ride will result in cancellation.

Tuesdays are Suzy-Jo Donut day at Riverbend Cafe without needing to go on to Bridgeport, PA. This morning's route will go out Bryn Mar Ave, the Cynwd Heritage Trail, over Manayunk Trail Bridge, following Rivser Rd to the back approach to Riverbend Cafe and Bicycle Shop. We ride to eat donuts.

Anyone interested in riding to RiverBend, tomorrow to meet up with the intrepid bike explorer, Tim Carey? Option to continue to Bartram's Garden.

Bring yer bike & sense of adventure. Some days we'll ride familiar favorite routes, other days we'll scope out new routes. Today we'll ride to the Del Val College Farm Market, and keep it a little shorter than usual due to the chilly forecast. A relatively easy ride; mostly flat to rolling terrain, no big hills today. Will regroup as needed, but must be able to maintain the posted pace. Must be willing to ride safely & obey traffic laws. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels). THE LAST RIDE OF THE MONTH STARTS FROM CENTRAL PARK, DOYLESTOWN AND NOVEMBER RIDES WILL BE AD HOC RE DAY OF THE WEEK AND START TIME.

Let's attend the ribbon cutting for the opening of the Fairmount Water Works Trail and Boardwalk. Afterward we will cycle the Schuylkill Banks Trail to Bartrum's Garden to see the progress of building the ConRail Crossing swing bridge to connect the Schuylkill Banks Crescent with the Bartrum's Mile. We will have a coffee stop near the Cira Green, the roof top park between the evo Philly Cira Centre South and the FMC Corporation building and visit the park. From there we will cycle to the Discovery Center over looking Fairmont Park East Reservoir for a guided nature walk around the Discovery Center at 5:30 pm. Return time around 6:30 pm.

The Phoenixville Dog Park rides will be day/night rides until daylight savings time ends. A strong headlight and taillight are required. The rides will begin in daylight and end in the dark. There will be approximately 2-2.5 hours of dark riding, so please plan batteries accordingly. These are beautiful rides on low-traffic roads. No one dropped, regroup as necessary, but please be prepared to ride the advertised pace on rolling to hilly terrain. Precipitation cancels.

We will ride west on the SRT , make a Loop in Valley Forge Park, then continue west to Phoenixville for coffee and snack break.. we will then ride to the end of the pavement on the Perkiomen Trail before returning to Conshy. Opportunity for some intervals or sprints on the flat trail . No drops but should be able to ride posted pace (it’s flat!) . Bring water ,snacks and helmet. Check back for weather related changes,

Show and Go: Ride to RiverCrest to join Chuck Herbert's ride to Valley Forge. 25 miles r/t; C- pace.

For Oct. 19: NO FROLICKING in the Phila. area today, but there will be a WHOLE LOT of FROLICKING at the BCP FALL FOLIAGE WEEKEND in HANOVER/GETTYSBURG, Oct. 19-21. If you'd like more information about the Fall Foliage Weekend, please contact the Leader (LMc), or, visit BCPWeekends.org. The "regular" (local) Friday Frolic ride will resume next week, Oct. 26.

BCP's annual fall foliage bike tour of Hanover and Gettysburg, PA, and surrounding countryside in York and Adams Counties. Ride past peaceful horse farms, across creeks and lakes, and around the quaint town of Gettysburg,as well as through Gettysburg National Park (the Battlefield). Preregistration and payment are required. Event details and the registration page are available on the home page of this website - the link for this event is on the right side of the homepage: http://phillybikeclub.org/newbcp/events/fallevent2017/fallevent.htm Wide array of routes with various distances and terrains are available. Organized group rides with leaders. Hotel, meals, and snacks provided, post-ride parties. Cue sheet packets will include routes and maps. All-inclusive package. Please feel free to contact the Leader for more information. Everyone is welcome to join us for this weekend of scenic and sociable riding.

Our first ride of the BCP Fall Weekend. The route will take us 15.5 miles to New Oxford for a nice coffee break, then another 15.5 miles back to the Hampton Inn. NOTE: If you are unable to check into your room before the ride, you will be able to change into cycling clothes at the hotel. You can check into the hotel post ride.

Great roads with low traffic. We have a few routes that bring us out around or through Ridley Creek State Park. Average speed will be 16-17 mph, but note that these routes include over 4000' of climbing. Bring a snack for a brief mid-ride break. Consider the on-line routes approximate. Leave by 8:05 AM. Rain cancels.

BCP's annual fall foliage bike tour of Hanover and Gettysburg, PA, and surrounding countryside in York and Adams Counties. Ride past peaceful horse farms, across creeks and lakes, and around the quaint town of Gettysburg,as well as through Gettysburg National Park (the Battlefield). Preregistration and payment are required. Event details and the registration page are available on the home page of this website - the link for this event is on the right side of the homepage: http://phillybikeclub.org/newbcp/events/fallevent2017/fallevent.htm Wide array of routes with various distances and terrains are available. Organized group rides with leaders. Hotel, meals, and snacks provided, post-ride parties. Cue sheet packets will include routes and maps. All-inclusive package. Please feel free to contact the Leader for more information. Everyone is welcome to join us for this weekend of scenic and sociable riding. SEVERAL RIDE LEADERS will be leading group rides at this event.

PLEASE UPDATE YOUR DEVICES: The original route has been updated. Route #28457472 is incorrect. - For those attending the Fall Weekend in Hanover: We will ride as one group for 66 miles, then after returning to the Hampton Inn you will have the option of riding another 35 mile loop back to the Hampton, to give you a full century. All routes will stop at the Historic Round Barn and Farmers Market for lunch (mile 31). Two other quick rest stops are planned. The 100 route will also have a Turkey Hill stop (mile 91). All routes will also go through Gettysburg NP.

Let's get back into the swing of things with a Saturday D ride. Today to the Orange Blossom Cafe and Bakery in Riverton, NJ. We will follow all the segments of the East Coast Greenway to the Tacony Palmya Bridge and return by either the Ben Franklin Bridge or the High Speedline.

We will use the Freedom Valley Route with Chuck Martin's deviation at Ithan Ave. to visit Stoneleigh, the recently opened public garden on the former Haas estate. Bring something to eat, Stoneleigh has water and restrooms, but no food service. After the visit we will descend to West Conshohocken and briefly stop at WAWA before returning on the Schuylkill River trail.

Friendly C+ ride with various destinations: BE SURE TO CHECK THE DAILY RIDE CALENDAR FOR RIDE LEADER AND DESTINATION INFORMATION. Bring money for lunch. We will regroup as necessary and wait at turns within ride level expectations. YOU MUST CARRY A SPARE TUBE. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time. Indication that cue sheets and/or GPS navigational information will be available no later than 24 hours prior to departure.

A winter B ride with longer rides when warmer, shorter rides when colder. Total elevation 3000 - 4000 ft. The average speed (measured at end of ride) is likely to be 14.5 - 15.5 mph. We will regroup as needed, but riders are expected to ride group pace. This week we head to Valley Forge with a break at Devon Donut and bagel Co. 55 miles 3,300 ft. Bring food or money for snack along the way, as well as a spare tube. Check daily listing for GPS route information. Ride may be cancelled up to an hour before ride time.

BCP's annual fall foliage bike tour of Hanover and Gettysburg, PA, and surrounding countryside in York and Adams Counties. Ride past peaceful horse farms, across creeks and lakes, and around the quaint town of Gettysburg,as well as through Gettysburg National Park (the Battlefield). Preregistration and payment are required. Event details and the registration page are available on the home page of this website - the link for this event is on the right side of the homepage: http://phillybikeclub.org/newbcp/events/fallevent2017/fallevent.htm Wide array of routes with various distances and terrains are available. Organized group rides with leaders. Hotel, meals, and snacks provided, post-ride parties. Cue sheet packets will include routes and maps. All-inclusive package. Please feel free to contact the Leader for more information. Everyone is welcome to join us for this weekend of scenic and sociable riding. SEVERAL RIDE LEADERS will be leading group rides at this event.

This weeks ride will be to the Navy Yard with students from Bike Temple. The ride will include a stop @ Cherry and Washington St Piers. In the saddle time is about 2 hours, with stops plan on a 3 hour ride. All are welcome. A no drop ride, re-group when needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack, rest stops. Safety Instructions. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th

2nd annual fall foliage D ride from the Art Museum Azalea Garden with views from the Henry Avenue Bridge and Walnut Lane Bridge of the trees below along the Wissahickon. The return is via the Manayunk Viaduct, West Laurel Hill Cemetery and Pencoyd Bridge, with a stop for coffee or ice cream (or both) in Manayunk, depending on the weather. This is a good late season ride for D riders with a slow steady climb up Midvale Ave. to get to the bridges.

A true C ride that cheerfully waits to regroup. Usually 25-35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop. Meet at the Italian Fountain, near the parking garage sign.

We will go to Riverbend Cafe for Suzy-jo donuts on Tuesday. We will go out the East Park and Ridge Ave, cross the Falls Bridge and climb Neil Dr to warm the body. Head over to the Cynwd Heritage Trail, finally taking the Schuylkill River Trail to the Cafe. Straight run back.

. Show and go. Ride to RiverBend to meet up withTimothy's Philly riders for coffee, donuts and social intercourse. Option to continue to Philly with Tim's group.

Bring yer bike & sense of adventure. Some days we'll ride familiar favorite routes, other days we'll scope out new routes. Today's ride is a mixed bag of terrain. Its pretty tame as we head west and then head south to the Norristown Farm Park and then The Schuylkill River Trail/SRT (rest stop at Betzwood, mile 17). From there we'll ride thru hilly Valley Forge Park, looping back to Betzwood where we'll take the flat SRT to our lunch stop at The Outbound Station in Conshohocken (mile 32). From there we'll climb out of the valley (not steep, just long) and head back to Upper Dublin. Will regroup as needed, but must be able to maintain the posted pace. Must be willing to ride safely & obey traffic laws. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels). THE LAST RIDE OF THE MONTH STARTS FROM CENTRAL PARK, DOYLESTOWN AND NOVEMBER RIDES WILL BE AD HOC RE DAY OF THE WEEK AND START TIME.

Support federal funding for Pennsylvania Waterways and the Delaware River Basin. Join Congressman Boyle and Friends at Lardner's Point Park at the Philly side at the foot of the Tacony Palmya Bridge. We will ride the completed parts of The Delaware River Trail, having a coffee stop at the River Wards Cafe on Richmond St near Allegheny Avenue to attend this event. It will be followed by a demonstration of River North's living shoreline project along the banks of the Delaware River. Note the 9:30 am start.

The Phoenixville Dog Park rides will be day/night rides until daylight savings time ends. A strong headlight and taillight are required. The rides will begin in daylight and end in the dark. There will be approximately 2-2.5 hours of dark riding, so please plan batteries accordingly. These are beautiful rides on low-traffic roads. No one dropped, regroup as necessary, but please be prepared to ride the advertised pace on rolling to hilly terrain. Precipitation cancels.

We will ride west on the SRT , make a Loop in Valley Forge Park, then continue west to Phoenixville for coffee and snack break.. we will then ride to the end of the pavement on the Perkiomen Trail before returning to Conshy. Opportunity for some intervals or sprints on the flat trail . No drops but should be able to ride posted pace (it’s flat!) . Bring water ,snacks and helmet. Check back for weather related changes,

For 10/26: Pretty loop from the Art Mueum to Ambler, North Wales, and Gwynedd. Outbound via Mt. Airy, Chestnut Hill, and Erdenheim. Optional quick rest stop at mile 20, then lunch stop at mile 28 at the new, huge, Whole Foods Market in Springhouse. Return via Gwynedd, Blue Bell, Plymouth Meeting, and the Schuylkill River Trail from Spring Mill to the finish. Total climbing is 2923 ft, and the terrain is mostly rolling. The final stretch on the SRT is flat. We will stop to regroup as needed. No one dropped, but we will try to maintain at least 13mph average, as advertised. Plan is to return before 3:00 - Leader needs to get to the Convention Center to set-up the BCP booth for the Bike Expo this weekend. MEETING POINT & PARKING: We will be meeting at the Italian Fountain behind the Art Museum, on Aquarium/Waterworks Drive. The parking here is timed, however, on the other side of Kelly Drive, Sedgley Drive has plenty of street parking without time limits. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: Scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the year. Explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. Starting points will vary, so that we can cycle through different regions. Cue sheets and on-line route map will be provided for each ride. If weather conditions are not conducive to cycling, this ride may be replaced by a hike/walk (on foot). As long as we are enjoying outdoor physical exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

We'll be riding to the Philadelphia Navy Yard to check out the Sea Monster installation (see https://streetsdept.com/2018/10/08/international-artists-install-gigantic-inflatable-sculpture-at-the-navy-yard/) via the Race Street Pier and new Cherry Street Pier. Lunch at the Navy Yard...they have a food court or BYO.

Great roads with low traffic. We have a few routes that bring us out around or through Ridley Creek State Park. Average speed will be 16-17 mph, but note that these routes include over 4000' of climbing. Bring a snack for a brief mid-ride break. Consider the on-line routes approximate. Leave by 8:05 AM. Rain cancels.

I really like going to the Havertown Grill ever since they expanded their dinning room many years ago. So let's go. We will cycle out the city line side and back thur the city over Market St.

Rides will be around Philadelphia County. A no drop ride, regroup when needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack, rest stops. Safety Instructions. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th

Friendly C+ ride with various destinations: BE SURE TO CHECK THE DAILY RIDE CALENDAR FOR RIDE LEADER AND DESTINATION INFORMATION. Bring money for lunch. We will regroup as necessary and wait at turns within ride level expectations. YOU MUST CARRY A SPARE TUBE. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time. Indication that cue sheets and/or GPS navigational information will be available no later than 24 hours prior to departure.

The weather is calling for 20 mph wind and 40 mph gusts with a 70% chance of rain. Let's cancel this one. Sunday is looking clear but cool. I'll probably ride. Email me if you'd like to coordinate. A winter B ride with longer rides when warmer, shorter rides when colder. Total elevation 3000 - 4000 ft. The average speed (measured at end of ride) is likely to be 14.5 - 15.5 mph. We will regroup as needed, but riders are expected to ride group pace. Bring food or money for snack along the way, as well as a spare tube. Check daily listing for GPS route information. Ride may be cancelled up to an hour before ride time.

BIKING IS CANCELLED, BUT WE CAN MEET TO CATCH THE 10:53 AM TRAIN TO THE BIKE EXPO. WE CAN MEET AT THE INBOUND PORTION OF THE STATION. THERE ARE RETURN TRAINS AT 3:07, 4:07, AND 5:07. . It is a D ride but a C ride hills and distance. He will regroup at top of hills and allow a quick breather. Please go to the phillybikeexpo to get your tickets ahead of time. The Neighborhood Bike works will provide a safe free parking area, but donations to their organization will be welcomed. We will spend several hours there and go to some of the lectures. Returning to Lansdowne by a more direct city route or the option of returning by Septa Regional Rail. Bring Helmet, $ for Snack, extra tube. In case of bad weather, we can take the train to the expo. Please meet on the INBOUND SIDE OF THE STATION if it is raining. There is a train at 10:53 AM There are return trains at 3:07, 4:07, and 5:07. Preregistered riders will be contacted about a last minute change if needed.

BCP will have a booth at the Philadelphia Bike Expo, (www.phillybikeexpo.com) on Saturday, Oct. 27, 10am to 5pm, & Sunday, Oct. 28, 10am to 4pm. A celebration of all things bicycle -- seminars & clinics, demonstrations of new products, book signings, flea market, discounted merchandise, etc. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to help staff our booth! Details are available on the home page of BCP's website. Please contact Leader (Linda) if you have any time to volunteer. Volunteers are needed for setting up the booth on Friday (10/26) late afternoon/early evening. Volunteers are also needed during public hours on Saturday and Sunday to staff the booth, greet visitors, etc. When the Expo closes on Sunday afternoon, volunteers are needed to dismantle the BCP tent, pack up supplies, etc. This event is fun, informative, enlightening, and worthwhile for all who participate. The Expo will be in Exhibit Hall E, accessible from the Broad Street entrance (near Broad & Cherry). Indoor bike valet parking provided by Neighborhood Bike Works. SEPTA public transit options are plentiful - buses, subway, Regional Rail.

Assemble at 8:00. We will leave at 8:05 SHARP to be back in time to watch the EAGLES final quarter! Ride through Belmont, Wynnewood, Havertown, Haverford, Merion, Bryn Mawr, Villanova, Radnor, Devon, Wayne, Gulph Mills, Conshohocken, Manayunk, etc. Many hills, including 12 (or so) relatively long ones. One 30-minute coffee stop in Devon (Pour Richards) at mile 26 or so. (It's all about the coffee.) Will regroup at top of long hills as needed, but riders are expected to achieve advertised pace (which is what our computers read as "average" at the finish). PLEASE PREREGISTER: It saves time; and increases substantially my ability to read the important info on the sign-in sheet; and it does not matter if you do not show up since we will not wait beyond the scheduled start time..

Kayuh Pedalers will ride to the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge. It a Fall ride, but we will also be looking for the larger birds flying south. Bring small Binoculars Dress for the weather so it will be a nice. Plan on around 3 hours.A no drop ride, re-group when needed. Helmet and Water a must. A light riding snack, rest stops. Safety Instructions. Mid-week update on rides @ Facebook: Kayuh Pedalers. STREET PARKING: S. College St between 20th & 19th

Snack stop at the bakery. Some hills, regroup as needed. Riders should be able to keep the average pace. Faster on flats, slower on hills. Dress in layers so that as the day warms up you can shed clothing. Bring plenty to drink and an on bike snack. Rain or temps below 35 at the start cancels. Route could change along the way.

BCP will have a booth at the Philadelphia Bike Expo, (www.phillybikeexpo.com) on Saturday, Oct. 27, 10am to 5pm, & Sunday, Oct. 28, 10am to 4pm. A celebration of all things bicycle -- seminars & clinics, demonstrations of new products, book signings, flea market, discounted merchandise, etc. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to help staff our booth! Details are available on the home page of BCP's website. Please contact Leader (Linda) if you have any time to volunteer. Volunteers are needed for setting up the booth on Friday (10/26) late afternoon/early evening. Volunteers are also needed during public hours on Saturday and Sunday to staff the booth, greet visitors, etc. When the Expo closes on Sunday afternoon, volunteers are needed to dismantle the BCP tent, pack up supplies, etc. This event is fun, informative, enlightening, and worthwhile for all who participate. The Expo will be in Exhibit Hall E, accessible from the Broad Street entrance (near Broad & Cherry). Indoor bike valet parking provided by Neighborhood Bike Works. SEPTA public transit options are plentiful - buses, subway, Regional Rail.

OWLS (Older, Wiser, Longer, Slower) paced ride though Fairmount Park and beyond, depending on the group assembled. Please wear helmet (required by club). Bring extra tube, water, $ for mid ride3 snack. Smiles always welcomed. There might be a hill or two to help new riders increase endurance. No one will be dropped and time allowed to recover at top of hills. Some instructional advice for new riders. This ride will make a stop at the Philly Bike Expo. We will stay several hours, but you may return on your own to the start.

A true C ride that cheerfully waits to regroup. Usually 25-35 miles, usually with a lunch or snack stop. Meet at the Italian Fountain, near the parking garage sign.

Show and go. Ride to RiverBend to meet up with any Philly riders for coffee, donuts and social intercourse. Option to continue to Philly.

Bring yer bike & sense of adventure. Some days we'll ride familiar favorite routes, other days we'll scope out new routes. Today's ride (to Brig O'Doon in Ottsville for lunch) is a very scenic one, with long stretches of with nary a car. Relatively tame ride until we hit a very gradual 2.5 mill uphill around mile 8.5. It gets tame again for a while, but we'll hit a bunch of rollers as we get close to Ottsville (mile 21). After lunch we'll ride to Tabora's in Chalfont for a brief rest stop (a mostly rolling to mildly hilly stretch). The ride to the end has a good number of quick downhills, with some easy ups thrown in. Will regroup as needed, but must be able to maintain the posted pace. Must be willing to ride safely & obey traffic laws. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels). THE LAST RIDE OF THE MONTH STARTS FROM CENTRAL PARK, DOYLESTOWN AND NOVEMBER RIDES WILL BE AD HOC RE DAY OF THE WEEK AND START TIME.

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

The Phoenixville Dog Park rides will be day/night rides until daylight savings time ends. A strong headlight and taillight are required. The rides will begin in daylight and end in the dark. There will be approximately 2-2.5 hours of dark riding, so please plan batteries accordingly. These are beautiful rides on low-traffic roads. No one dropped, regroup as necessary, but please be prepared to ride the advertised pace on rolling to hilly terrain. Precipitation cancels.

You think going to a cemetery is scary on Halloween, come with me for a night ride up the SRT. After we are away from the communities and into the dark, you’ll see all sorts of shapes gliding around you and hear all kinds of sounds in the dark. Hopefully there will be a moon. I will Meet & Leave Kayuh Bike Shop @ 6:35 PM for anyone who wants to meet there. We will ride & meet anyone else who wants to ride @ Lloyd Hall by 7:00 PM, meet @ Falls Bridge (maybe the last chance for bathroom until we get back) 7:35. And Wissahickon Bus @ 7:40. Remember, not to much open along the trail @ night, so bring a light snack & drink. Plan on a 2 & ½ hour ride. 1 hour up, turn around and back. Besides your helmet, YOU MUST BE DRESSED FOR A FALL NIGHT RIDE. That includes good gloves & foot wear. You must also HAVE FRONT & BACK LIGHTS!! If you are not dressed well or do not have lights; you do not ride. A no costume ride.