Ride Calendar

This third in the series of Into To Bikepacking will take us to Atsion Lake Family Campground in the NJ Wharton State Forest on Saturday and then to Brenden Byrne, NJ State Park in the NJ Lebanon State Forest on Sunday. We cycle up to the Tacony Palmyra Bridge and walk our bikes across that bridge because of the three flights of steps on the Ben Franklin Bridge. We will have coffee at the Pie Lady in Moorestown, NJ. We will buy ready made meals to bring into camp for our night's dinner or order Pizza delivery to our campsite. Breakfast fixings, requiring only boiling water. Our coffee, second breakfast will be Buzby’s Eatery & General Store in Chatsworth, NJ. We will figure something else for Sunday night dinner. Our third day will be cycling home through Mt Holly and back across the Tacony Palmyra Bridge. So we increased to two nights of camping, three days of loaded bike riding. You experience setting up and breaking down camp two days in a row. Shared cost of the campsites, your individual bought food along the journey. Rain or Shine.

Assemble at 8:10 Depart at 8:15 SHARP! Somewhat convoluted ride through East Fairmount Park, East Falls, Wyncote, and Flourtown to Starbucks in Flourtown (at mile 17 or so) or Wake in Ambler (at mile 21 or so) for 35-minute coffee stop (it’s all about the coffee), then return via Lower Gwynedd and Manayunk Bridge. Approx. 2,400 feet of climbing. Will regroup as necessary, but riders are expected to achieve posted speed (i.e., what our computers show as avg. at end of ride).

Beautiful ride through Lancaster and Lebanon Counties for an al fresco lunch at the historic Jigger Shop in the town of Mount Gretna, based on Dave Ziccardi's classic route. 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. Anyone wanting to ride a slower pace and/or do fewer miles can opt for a self-guided (after mile 21.3), less hilly 53 mile route which skips Mt. Gretna. Start PROMPTLY AT 8:30, so please plan to arrive by 8:15, in order to stay ahead of the afternoon heat. If it's your first time doing this ride, please contact leader by evening by Friday evening, 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 6:30 a.m. if the weather is questionable. HEAT ADVISORY: Although this route is LOVELY, we will have limited amounts of shade. Please bring (and consume) plenty of fluids and electrolyte snacks, and please remember the sunblock. Total climbing is 3946 ft. REST STOPS: On the outbound and return, we will stop at convenience stores/gas stations. The mid-way LUNCH STOP, Jigger Shop, is now open for outside patio seating. There are plenty of benches outside of the Jigger Shop, to spread our group out. There is a mega-Waws in Morgantown on Main St/PA-23, on the way to the meeting point in the Shady Maple parking lot. PLEASE NOTE: Welcome, Mt. Gretna riders! This classic route is very scenic, but very challenging, with difficult climbs. The difficulty rating is at least a "B" for terrain. The 77-mi route is: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43093735. The 53-mi option is: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43124417

Friendly ride departing FROM THE PARKING ATTENDANT BOOTH. 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, tire irons and multi-tool. We are stopping at La Baguette Magique again. Check daily listing for route information. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time. Pre-registration preferred.

Meet me at Etra Lake Park, Disbrow Hill Rd, East Windsor, NJ. The ride leaves at 8:30 AM. In a seashore state of mind? Today, we'll visit the central Jersey shore in Monmouth County, beaches more familiar to New Yorkers. Here is the route for the ride: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46626395 In addition to cycling along Ocean Drive in the pretty seaside towns of Spring Lake and Belmar, we’ll also ride around Perrineville Lake, and Lake Como. Outdoor Lunch stop with multiple options at Belmar Beach around mile 36, 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 very gently rolling hills, but nothing steep. We will not drop anyone, but please make sure that you are able to maintain the advertised pace. Total elevation gain is about 2100 ft. We are planning pace to be 16 to 17 MPH for the first group. We add additional groups based on turnout to run faster pace of 18 to 19 MPH. Driving Directions to the starting point at Etra Lake Park: 1) New Jersey Turnpike North to Exit 8 – Hightstown/Freehold (NJ-133). 2) From the Turnpike exit ramp, quickly turn right onto Milford Rd. 3) In 1.1 miles, turn left at “T” at County Rd 571/Etra-Perrineville Rd. (Etra Lake will be on your left.) 4) 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. If interested in leading another pace, please contact the ride leaders. RSVP is requested at the Suburban Cyclists Unlimited (SCU) meetup website located at: https://www.meetup.com/Suburban-Cyclists-Unlimited-Meetup/ Bad weather cancels the ride and will be rescheduled for Saturday June 15, 2024. Leaders: David A Kaplan: , 215-872-3919 and Elisabeth Charrier or send a Meetup message

Various friendly rides ranging 30 - 65 miles (Off Season) 40 – 85 miles (In Season) with occasional century rides. 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, tire irons and multi-tool. CHECK DAILY RIDE LISTING for latest route information, details, etc. THANK YOU FOR GOING PAPERLESS! Online registration will remain open until 15 minutes after ride departure time.

It’s a birthday ride. Destination Wegmans in either KOP or Malvern or and nice outdoor eatery in Exton . The route is a work in progress but the mileage is 60-70 .The age of the rider will be disclosed at the beginning of the ride. Ride will be cancelled if it’s raining outside of the KYW Studio 1 hour prior to the start of this ride .

Let’s take a sunny Saturday ride on the SRT and CVT to enjoy Wegman’s salad bar spread in KOP. We will sit outside and enjoy the nice weather. There’s always an option to go “all aboard” a SEPTA train somewhere along the line for a lift back to Center City if you eat too much. Note the start time is 10, and the place is the Azalea Garden.

Casual Ride through Fairmount Park and beyond. There will be two parts to this ride. The ride will go to Martin Luther King Ride and back on Kelly Ride in the first loop of about 8-9 miles for novice riders. Another loop that will be about 10-12 miles will follow after we finish the 1st loop for more experienced riders. Please wear helmet(required by the club.). Please bring extra tubes and tools to fix a flat, sunscreen, water, proper dress for the weather, and $ for mid ride snack stop. The 2nd loop might have a hill or two for physical conditioning, but we will stop to catch our breath at the tops.

We will ride to the Flourtown Giant for a snack stop. A true C ride, which cheerfully waits to regroup. Some climbing is required.

D ride to 4th st Deli, patio in the back. Meet at Cosmic Cafe at 9:30 on June 3rd. We offer SRT or Umbria as your main meal route choices to get there. Convene at bottom of Shawmut, then back on SRT for dessert course at 4th st. Let’s commandeer 2 tables: one for those who feel a need to re-masticate the political volcanoes of late, and the other for those who want to sing tunes like “Stop the World I Want to Get Off” or “It’s a Mad Mad Mad World”. Your choice. Or maybe you just want to skip it and zoom down the hill on Fayette at 30 mph. Any way we love ya’. Leaders: Diana D , 215-680-2322 and Steve P, 215-852-9093

Scheduled for most Monday evenings throughout summer, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work evening ride to pedal away the day's stresses, suited for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity, relaxed, recovery ride. Cycle peaceful roads in Eastern Mont Co. Brief rest stop for quick snack/bathroom break half-way through. Planned mileage will depend on the length of evening daylight. Speed and distance will also depend on the riders in our group. Please bring lights in case we are delayed on our return. Toward the end of the season (mid-September), this ride will need to leave earlier (5:45 or 5:30pm), due to evening daylight ending earlier.

Monday night rides for everyone. April 8, 2024 to Sept. 23, 2024 Church of the Saviour, Wayne, PA. Rides leave at 6:00 pm sharp Ride with the largest evening cycling group in the Delaware Valley (100+ riders). 7 different groups from our "Hybrid Bike" group (8-10 mph, 15 miles ) to our A group ( 18-20 mph, 30-40 miles). Rides finish by sunset (Hybrid group finishes at 7:30). Cross listed with SCU. Register here or there so we can get a count. Ride leaders often post their routes on the SCU Meetup or BCP website. Post-ride socials at the Great American Pub in Wayne, and two "tailgate" nights in the COS lot with free pizza. Experienced ride leaders and sweep riders; no one gets lost! No rides on Monday holidays. Look at the ride listings for updates when weather is questionable.

Bring yer bike & sense of adventure. Expect good company on safe/low trafficked roads. Lunch stops may be sit down, takeout, or in a park. Will regroup as needed, but must be able to ride the posted pace. Must be willing to ride safely & obey traffic laws. Please preregister so we can know how many to expect. Bathrooms available at all start locations. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels, but likely to reschedule for Wed.). Will make a call at least an hour prior to start time. NOTE: Ride starts at 9:30 in May & Sept., 9:00 June-Aug., and 10:00 in Oct. NOTE: 1st and 3rd Tues. start from UDHS, 2nd Tues. from Centre Sq. Pk., Blue Bell, 4th Tues. from Central Pk., Doylestown, 5th Tues Ad-Hoc location & Memorial/Labor Day weeks we'll ride on Wed.

This is a generic description of the ride which will go to one of three destinations every Tuesday:GET Cafe in Narberth; Farmers’ Market in Ardmore or Spread Bagelry in Wynnewood. Some climbing of 800 to 1000 feet. First part of ride will generally mean a climb into Fairmount Park, across the Strawberry Mansion Bridge up to Chamounix. And then proceed up Bryn Mawr Avenue. and on to our final destination of Narberth, Ardmore or Wynnewood. On an ad hoc basis we may include new destinations and advance notice will be provided along with details. Always a fun group of friendly people so come on out!

Relaxed-pace evening rides on Tuesdays throughout summer. Distance and pace will depend on the riders in our group. (Sunset time will also determine distance.) This ride is suited for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity recovery ride. Enjoy pretty and peaceful roads in eastern Montgomery County, pedaling away the stresses of the workday. We usually take a brief rest break mid-ride, depending on distance. Please bring water/Gatorade and a snack with you. Please also bring LIGHTS, in case we have a delay and are returning close to dark. Toward the end of summer (September), starting time will need to be pushed earlier to 5:45, then 5:30, due to earlier sunset.

Now that the south walkway is open, so easy to cycle into New Jersey. Destination is the Historic Merchantville Train Station Cafe. We will return via walking over to Tacony Palmyra Bridge. If KYW is reporting rain outside their studio one hour prior to start, ride cancels.

Most summer Wednesday evenings, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work ride to pedal away stresses, suited for novices, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking low-intensity recovery ride. Peaceful roads Eastern Montgomery Co, w/brief rest stop. Please bring lights. Preregistration (click on link to Preregister) saves you writing time at the start. Meet in parking lot of Flourtown Shop Ctr Bethlehem Pike (McDonald's in front, facing the Pike). In September, as evening daylight shortens, this ride will meet earlier (5:45, then, 5:30). Two Leaders, for two groups, as needed: Tom Madle will lead the D/D+/C- group, and Linda will lead the C/C+/B- group.

Flourtown weekly Wednesday ride starts at 6:00 PM. There are two B level rides available. The pace for these rides is scheduled to be 15 to 16 MPH for the first ride and the second ride is 17 to 18 MPH. Plan distances are 25 to 40 miles. The weekly routes will be posted at the Suburban Cyclists Unlimited (SCU) meetup website located at: https://www.meetup.com/Suburban-Cyclists-Unlimited-Meetup/ When you get the meetup site, see the comment section for the ride route for each week. Please download the route is highly recommended. Ride distance will increase based on the amount of sunlight. Bring lights in case the ride runs into darkness. Rain, bad weather conditions or bad roads cancel the ride. No cue sheet will be available. Organizer: David A Kaplan. If you like you can call me on cell phone at 215-872-3919. My Email address is

A recurring ride in the general Penn Valley Area - ie the Hills! Destinations and length of rides open to rider input.

A moderately hilly ride conquering Main Line hills that regroups at the top of each climb. As the days lengthen, so does the ride. No riders doing the listed pace will be dropped. Bike lights are highly recommended. Optional after ride drink at nearby bar - Bring ID. Rain cancellations will be listed on web site up to 1 hour prior to ride. Preregistration requested as it ensures on-time departure.

Scheduled for most Thursday evenings throughout summer, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work evening ride to pedal away work stresses, suited for novices, newcomers to area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity recovery ride. Start by riding on Schuylkill River Trail, and/or, Cross County Trail, which connects the Schuylkill w/Plymouth Meeting . As riders get stronger, we can turn off the trails and explore some pretty roads in the area. Please bring LIGHTS in case we return close to dark. Our mileage will be determined by how much evening light we have. Occasionally, this ride may meet earlier in afternoon, due to other event in evening. In mid-September, ride will depart at 5:45 or 5:30, due to earlier sunset.

WATCH THSI SPACE RE CANCELLATION. C paced version of hill ride in Gladwyne. Cheerfully waits to regroup but much climbing.

FOR JUNE 7: Borrowing a scenic route led by Steve Muth (Thank you, Steve!) from Mondauk Park to Perkasie for a coffee/snack break at the midway point. Quick rest stops to and from Perkasie in parks for bathroom breaks. Please bring snack bars with you. Terrain is rolling with a few vigorous climbs, but overall, not too much climbing - total elvation gain 2352 ft. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: Scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the year. 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. As long as we are enjoying outdoor exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

We will ride across town to the Delaware River Trail, and go southbound to Walmart. From there we will continue to FDR Park and the Navy Yard for a coffee break at Stop 543 where we will have a view of some major ships just outside the gigantic shop window. We head back to Boat House Row around the side of the FDR Park circle that we did not ride on our way south.

Assemble at 8:00. Depart at 8:05 SHARP! Ride through West Fairmount Park, Bala Cynwyd. Merion, Havertown, Haverford, Bryn Mawr, Devon, Wayne, Conshohocken, and Manayunk. At mile 26 or so, 35-minute coffee stop at Pour Richards (it's all about the coffee). Many hills (approx. 2,400 feet of climbing), including 10 or so relatively long ones, but no killers. Will regroup if necessary, but riders are expected to meet the posted pace, i.e., what our computers show as the avg. speed at the ride's conclusion. (Note that on-line route map includes Manayunk Bridge and East Fairmount Park Loops, neither of which we will do (unless group wishes to add one or both).)

Friendly rides departing FROM THE PARKING ATTENDANT BOOTH. This week we are going back to Butterscotch, for the pastries and the scenery. 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, tire irons and multi-tool. Check daily listing for route information. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time. Pre-registration preferred.

Various friendly rides ranging 30 - 65 miles (Off Season) 40 – 85 miles (In Season) with occasional century rides. 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, tire irons and multi-tool. CHECK DAILY RIDE LISTING for latest route information, details, etc. THANK YOU FOR GOING PAPERLESS! Online registration will remain open until 15 minutes after ride departure time.

Heading to the Pie Lady in Moorestown for a late morning coffee break. Then over to the Rancocas Creek Greenway out by Rt 130. There is a WAWA before we get on the greenway. Following the Greenway into Riverside and to the Castle Ice-cream store for you know what. Finally along the Delaware River banks in Riverton and Palmyra. We walk across the Tacony Palmyra Bridge to take as much of the Delaware River Trail that is complete! All day ride! If KYW is reporting rain outside their studio one hour prior to start, ride cancels.

The Historic Riverton Criterium is an annual USA Cycling sanctioned bicycle race though the historic, tree lined streets of Riverton, New Jersey. A criterium is a short course (generally one mile), that participants navigate for a number of laps for a predetermined distance (usually 15-35 miles). The route will be up the PA side of the Delaware River, crossing at the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge. A lunch stop will be at Milanese Pizza of Riverton, a cozy little pizzeria serving thin-crust pies, stromboli, cheesesteaks, sub sandwiches and more. Afterwards, we'll check out the criterium and head back down the NJ side of the Delaware, crossing the Ben Franklin Bridge on our way home.

We will start the ride by joining the noon BCP and Bicycle Coalition Ride around the River Drives to commemorate World Bicycle Day and then head off on our own to Ardmore for a Wawa snack stop. A true C ride, which cheerfully waits to regroup. Some climbing is required. Please meet at 11:50 to be ready for the group ride.

This ride will celebrate the rained out World Bicycle Day that was postponed because of rain. The group will go to Martin Luther King Drive and stop at the Sweetbriar Cutoff booth from the Bicycle Coalition of Philadelphia then proceed to the Falls Bridge and back to the start on Kelly Drive. There will be an additional loop of about another 10-24 miles for those looking to ride further. Please wear helmet(required by the club.). Please bring water, extra tube and tools to fix a flat, sunscreen, proper dress for the weather, and $ for midride snack stop.

Monday, June 10 @ 9:30. Meet at Cosmic Cafe and ride to Feine Cafe. Out SRT or Umbria and back through Manyunk or cemetery. This is D ride but some riders go faster, which is fine. We like your company at the back of the cafe! Leader: Diana D. 215-680-2322. (Steve away this week.)

For 6/10 - Earlier start time (4:45), due to an SCU Exec Comm meeting later this evening. This ride MUST be back by 7:--pm. Scheduled for most Monday evenings throughout summer, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work evening ride to pedal away the day's stresses, suited for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity, relaxed, recovery ride. Cycle peaceful roads in Eastern Mont Co. Brief rest stop for quick snack/bathroom break half-way through. Planned mileage will depend on the length of evening daylight. Speed and distance will also depend on the riders in our group. Please bring lights in case we are delayed on our return. Toward the end of the season (mid-September), this ride will need to leave earlier (5:45 or 5:30pm), due to evening daylight ending earlier.

Monday night rides for everyone. April 8, 2024 to Sept. 23, 2024 Church of the Saviour, Wayne, PA. Rides leave at 6:00 pm sharp Ride with the largest evening cycling group in the Delaware Valley (100+ riders). 7 different groups from our "Hybrid Bike" group (8-10 mph, 15 miles ) to our A group ( 18-20 mph, 30-40 miles). Rides finish by sunset (Hybrid group finishes at 7:30). Cross listed with SCU. Register here or there so we can get a count. Ride leaders often post their routes on the SCU Meetup or BCP website. Post-ride socials at the Great American Pub in Wayne, and two "tailgate" nights in the COS lot with free pizza. Experienced ride leaders and sweep riders; no one gets lost! No rides on Monday holidays. Look at the ride listings for updates when weather is questionable.

Bring yer bike & sense of adventure. Expect good company on safe/low trafficked roads. Lunch stops may be sit down, takeout, or in a park. Will regroup as needed, but must be able to ride the posted pace. Must be willing to ride safely & obey traffic laws. Please preregister so we can know how many to expect. Bathrooms available at all start locations. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels, but likely to reschedule for Wed.). Will make a call at least an hour prior to start time. NOTE: Ride starts at 9:30 in May & Sept., 9:00 June-Aug., and 10:00 in Oct. NOTE: 1st and 3rd Tues. start from UDHS, 2nd Tues. from Centre Sq. Pk., Blue Bell, 4th Tues. from Central Pk., Doylestown, 5th Tues Ad-Hoc location & Memorial/Labor Day weeks we'll ride on Wed.

Relaxed-pace evening rides on Tuesdays throughout summer. Distance and pace will depend on the riders in our group. (Sunset time will also determine distance.) This ride is suited for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity recovery ride. Enjoy pretty and peaceful roads in eastern Montgomery County, pedaling away the stresses of the workday. We usually take a brief rest break mid-ride, depending on distance. Please bring water/Gatorade and a snack with you. Please also bring LIGHTS, in case we have a delay and are returning close to dark. Toward the end of summer (September), starting time will need to be pushed earlier to 5:45, then 5:30, due to earlier sunset.

Impromptu Bulldog ride. Aiming for 16 - 16.5mph average. Now that the days are long we can do the full route. Bring lights!

This is a generic description of the ride which will go to one of three destinations every Tuesday:GET Cafe in Narberth; Farmers’ Market in Ardmore or Spread Bagelry in Wynnewood. Some climbing of 800 to 1000 feet. First part of ride will generally mean a climb into Fairmount Park, across the Strawberry Mansion Bridge up to Chamounix. And then proceed up Bryn Mawr Avenue. and on to our final destination of Narberth, Ardmore or Wynnewood. On an ad hoc basis we may include new destinations and advance notice will be provided along with details. Always a fun group of friendly people so come on out!

**SUGGESTED** Route for 6/12: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47092208 22 miles, with 1062 ft of climbing. Route can be adjusted, shortened, as needed. Porta-potty stop at Mile 16. Most summer Wednesday evenings, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work ride to pedal away stresses, suited for novices, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking low-intensity recovery ride. Peaceful roads Eastern Montgomery Co, w/brief rest stop. Please bring lights. Preregistration (click on link to Preregister) saves you writing time at the start. Meet in parking lot of Flourtown Shop Ctr Bethlehem Pike (McDonald's in front, facing the Pike). In September, as evening daylight shortens, this ride will meet earlier (5:45, then, 5:30). Two Leaders, for two groups, as needed: Tom Madle will lead the D/D+/C- group, and Linda will lead the C/C+/B- group.

Flourtown weekly Wednesday ride starts at 6:00 PM. There are two B level rides available. The pace for these rides is scheduled to be 15 to 16 MPH for the first ride and the second ride is 17 to 18 MPH. Plan distances are 25 to 40 miles. The weekly routes will be posted at the Suburban Cyclists Unlimited (SCU) meetup website located at: https://www.meetup.com/Suburban-Cyclists-Unlimited-Meetup/ When you get the meetup site, see the comment section for the ride route for each week. Please download the route is highly recommended. Ride distance will increase based on the amount of sunlight. Bring lights in case the ride runs into darkness. Rain, bad weather conditions or bad roads cancel the ride. No cue sheet will be available. Organizer: David A Kaplan. If you like you can call me on cell phone at 215-872-3919. My Email address is

A recurring ride in the general Penn Valley Area - ie the Hills! Destinations and length of rides open to rider input.

Ego Po Cassic Theater is presenting Ramayana, From the epic by Valmiki Created with Papermoon Puppet Theatre of Java & Kalanari Theatre Movement of Bali at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, Wed - Sun, June 12th - 16th. I am leading a ride down to the Navy Yard, leaving 5 pm on Thursday evening, June 13th. The performances start by 7:30 pm each night. I plan to get there by 6pm. There will be ethnic food venders and arts tables. The performance is free, but if you want a seat in the open air tent, they are available for a $ 50.00 donation. By being there early, I hope to spect out the best lawn location for the free option. I will bring my camp chair, which easily fits into my rear pannier. Let's cycle down for this extraordinary theater experience. Bring a bicycle lock. If KYW is reporting rain outside their studio one hour prior to start it, ride cancels.

A moderately hilly ride conquering Main Line hills that regroups at the top of each climb. As the days lengthen, so does the ride. No riders doing the listed pace will be dropped. Bike lights are highly recommended. Optional after ride drink at nearby bar - Bring ID. Rain cancellations will be listed on web site up to 1 hour prior to ride. Preregistration requested as it ensures on-time departure.

Scheduled for most Thursday evenings throughout summer, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work evening ride to pedal away work stresses, suited for novices, newcomers to area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity recovery ride. Start by riding on Schuylkill River Trail, and/or, Cross County Trail, which connects the Schuylkill w/Plymouth Meeting . As riders get stronger, we can turn off the trails and explore some pretty roads in the area. Please bring LIGHTS in case we return close to dark. Our mileage will be determined by how much evening light we have. Occasionally, this ride may meet earlier in afternoon, due to other event in evening. In mid-September, ride will depart at 5:45 or 5:30, due to earlier sunset.

A true C version of the Thursday hill ride.

This Five Borough Bridges Ride consists of cycling across ten bridges, count them: Goethals Bridge, Bayonne Bridge, George Washington Bridge, Wards Island Lift Bridge, Robert F Kennedy Bridge (Tri Borough), Roosevelt Island Tramway, Ed Kosh Bridge (Queensborough), Williamsburg Bridge, Manhattan Bridge and the Brooklyn Bridge! We take the 8:44 am train from 30th Street Amtrak Station to Trenton, so arrive at the station by 8:25 am in front of the new location of the Dunkn Donuts. Then connecting the 9:48 am NJTRANSIT train to New York City. We get off in Rahway, NJ Station. There for a coffee break at a cafe across the street from the station. 11 am, we will start cycling to Elizabeth, NJ and cross over the Goethals Bridge into Staten Island, the Bayonne Bridge back into NJ. We cycle up the west side of the Hudson River to Fort Lee for lunch before crossing the George Washington Bridge into Manhattan. A congested ride through upper Harlem, crossing the Ward's Island Lift bicycle and pedestrian Bridge onto Ward's Island. The RFK TriBorough Bridge gets us into Queens, then onto Roosevelt Island where we will have a second lunch. The Tramway off the island, crossing the East River back into Manhattan. But no sooner on the Isle of Manhattan, we will cross the Ed Koch Queens Borough Bridge to Queens and somewhere stopping for coffee before crossing the Williamsburg Bridge. Again in Manhattan, the Manhattan Bridge will be crossed into Brooklyn. So what bridge is left other than the Brooklyn Bridge to close out this amazing Five Borough Bridges Ride. I chose this date because of the long day light available to us. We go up the Hudson River Greenway to 34th St and over to Pennsylvania Station to board the train ride back. This is a mighty All day ride event. If KYW is reporting rain outside their studio one hour prior to start it ride cancels.

Scenic meander from Upper Dublin High School into Bucks County, around Warrington, Jamison, and Rushland. Cross the pretty and peaceful Neshaminy Creek. Terrain is moderate - total climbing 2177 ft with no extreme climbs. Two (2) convenience store rest stops - Wawa in Jamison at Mile 15, and Sparta in Warrington at Mile 29. The elevation on this route averages 49 feet/mile. GENERIC DESCRIPTION: Enjoy scenic adventures by bike on most Fridays, throughout the year. Explore pretty, peaceful roads in suburban counties -- Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, etc. 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. As long as we are enjoying outdoor exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

Friendly rides departing FROM THE PARKING ATTENDANT BOOTH. We will regroup as needed, but riders are expected to ride group pace. This week we have two stops - pastries in Media followed by Freddy's Frozen Treats. Around 5,000 feet of climbing to help us build an appetite, though. Bring food or money for snack along the way, as well as a spare tube, tire irons and multi-tool. Check daily listing for route information. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time. Pre-registration preferred.

Lets take a leisurely ride to the Lake Atsion . Ride will take us across the Ben Franklin Bridge , thru Camden to our first stop the Berlin Farmers. from there we will ride thru Atco NJ and pick up our lunch at a Wawa before arriving to the lake for a lunch break . Ride is very flat except for the BF bridge. Return trip will be the same as our way out except if you are tired we can stop and some riders can chose the PATCO speed line as an option back to Philadelphia. This will be an all day adventure . If KWY is reporting rain outside of their studio 1 hour prior to the start time the ride will be cancelled

Various friendly rides ranging 30 - 65 miles (Off Season) 40 – 85 miles (In Season) with occasional century rides. 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, tire irons and multi-tool. CHECK DAILY RIDE LISTING for latest route information, details, etc. THANK YOU FOR GOING PAPERLESS!

Ride to Springhouse for a lunch stop at the Whole Foods. A scenic ride that avoids Stenton Ave on the way out and includes a climb over Camp Hill Road. Minimal re-grouping - riders are expected to maintain the advertised pace. Limited to 9 riders.

Ride Perkiomen Trail to Snoozy's Cafe in Schwenksville on the trail for coffee/ice cream. Out and back route.

Circumnavigating the Delaware Bay involves five days of cycling and four nights of camping. This is a fully contained bikepacking trip. Sunday to Woodbine, NJ via the PATCO Highspeed Line to Camden, NJ. We will camp out on a friends property having dinner and breakfast there. Monday to Cape Henlopen, DE State Park, taking the Cape May-Lewes Ferry across the Delaware Bay. We eat out that night. Tuesday, a simple camp breakfast with a second breakfast in Rehoboth Beach, DE. Before going on to Killens Pond, DE State Park. We usually stop to do laundry and by meal provisions for the night. Wednesday we cycle to Lums Pond, DE State Park and along the way buy meal provisions. Finally, Thursday we ride to Delaware City, DE along the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal Trail for our second breakfast. From there to Wilmington, DE via the John A Merkel Rail Trail. The final route into Philadelphia is on the Industrial Highway. We will cover about 50 miles each day. Out of pocket costs should be $40 a day. Contact leader for additional information. Rain or Shine. Leader: Tim Carey, , 267-414-9037 

A trifecta of fun from NJ, this multi-modal ride includes a lunch stop at Khana Shana for their Pakistani food, a climb to the top of the Tinicum Rear Range Lighthouse (only offered once a month) and finishing it off by sampling the mead and cider from Armageddon Brewing. Return to Philly via Patco's Lindenwold station.

Casual paced ride through Fairmount Park and beyond for those new to group riding, or those who have had a layoff and are starting to ride again. Please wear helmet(required by the club.) Please bring extra-tube and tools to fix a flat, water, sunscreen, $ for mid-ride snack stop. There might be a hill or three that will be good for conditioning, but we will regroup at the tops of hills to catch our breath.

A true C ride, which cheerfully waits to regroup. Usually 25-35 miles with a lunch or snack stop. Some climbing is required.

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For June 17: "SHOW AND GO": Leader is away this week, at the National 9/11 Memorial Trail Bike Tour. Scheduled for most Monday evenings throughout summer, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work evening ride to pedal away the day's stresses, suited for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity, relaxed, recovery ride. Cycle peaceful roads in Eastern Mont Co. Brief rest stop for quick snack/bathroom break half-way through. Planned mileage will depend on the length of evening daylight. Speed and distance will also depend on the riders in our group. Please bring lights in case we are delayed on our return. Toward the end of the season (mid-September), this ride will need to leave earlier (5:45 or 5:30pm), due to evening daylight ending earlier.

Monday night rides for everyone. April 8, 2024 to Sept. 23, 2024 Church of the Saviour, Wayne, PA. Rides leave at 6:00 pm sharp Ride with the largest evening cycling group in the Delaware Valley (100+ riders). 7 different groups from our "Hybrid Bike" group (8-10 mph, 15 miles ) to our A group ( 18-20 mph, 30-40 miles). Rides finish by sunset (Hybrid group finishes at 7:30). Cross listed with SCU. Register here or there so we can get a count. Ride leaders often post their routes on the SCU Meetup or BCP website. Post-ride socials at the Great American Pub in Wayne, and two "tailgate" nights in the COS lot with free pizza. Experienced ride leaders and sweep riders; no one gets lost! No rides on Monday holidays. Look at the ride listings for updates when weather is questionable.

Bring yer bike & sense of adventure. Expect good company on safe/low trafficked roads. Lunch stops may be sit down, takeout, or in a park. Will regroup as needed, but must be able to ride the posted pace. Must be willing to ride safely & obey traffic laws. Please preregister so we can know how many to expect. Bathrooms available at all start locations. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels, but likely to reschedule for Wed.). Will make a call at least an hour prior to start time. NOTE: Ride starts at 9:30 in May & Sept., 9:00 June-Aug., and 10:00 in Oct. NOTE: 1st and 3rd Tues. start from UDHS, 2nd Tues. from Centre Sq. Pk., Blue Bell, 4th Tues. from Central Pk., Doylestown, 5th Tues Ad-Hoc location & Memorial/Labor Day weeks we'll ride on Wed.

This is a generic description of the ride which will go to one of three destinations every Tuesday:GET Cafe in Narberth; Farmers’ Market in Ardmore or Spread Bagelry in Wynnewood. Some climbing of 800 to 1000 feet. First part of ride will generally mean a climb into Fairmount Park, across the Strawberry Mansion Bridge up to Chamounix. And then proceed up Bryn Mawr Avenue. and on to our final destination of Narberth, Ardmore or Wynnewood. On an ad hoc basis we may include new destinations and advance notice will be provided along with details. Always a fun group of friendly people so come on out!

SHOW AND GO for 6/17: Leader is away at the National 9/11 Memorial Trail Bike Tour this week. Relaxed-pace evening rides on Tuesdays throughout summer. Distance and pace will depend on the riders in our group. (Sunset time will also determine distance.) This ride is suited for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity recovery ride. Enjoy pretty and peaceful roads in eastern Montgomery County, pedaling away the stresses of the workday. We usually take a brief rest break mid-ride, depending on distance. Please bring water/Gatorade and a snack with you. Please also bring LIGHTS, in case we have a delay and are returning close to dark. Toward the end of summer (September), starting time will need to be pushed earlier to 5:45, then 5:30, due to earlier sunset.

Semi-regular ride from the Bulldog statue. It's going to be hot today, so we will take it a little easier. Bring lights and a lot of water.

D ride 9-10 mph We will take a variation from the usual out and back we do on Fridays stopping Ultimo in Rittenhousetown 5100 Wayne ave. Looking to stay in shade with fewest hills just to get out for a midweek ride. Note 9 AM start to beat the heat and plan to return before noon.

Most summer Wednesday evenings, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work ride to pedal away stresses, suited for novices, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking low-intensity recovery ride. Peaceful roads Eastern Montgomery Co, w/brief rest stop. Please bring lights. Preregistration (click on link to Preregister) saves you writing time at the start. Meet in parking lot of Flourtown Shop Ctr Bethlehem Pike (McDonald's in front, facing the Pike). In September, as evening daylight shortens, this ride will meet earlier (5:45, then, 5:30). Two Leaders, for two groups, as needed: Tom Madle will lead the D/D+/C- group, and Linda will lead the C/C+/B- group.

Flourtown weekly Wednesday ride starts at 6:00 PM. There are two B level rides available. The pace for these rides is scheduled to be 15 to 16 MPH for the first ride and the second ride is 17 to 18 MPH. Plan distances are 25 to 40 miles. The weekly routes will be posted at the Suburban Cyclists Unlimited (SCU) meetup website located at: https://www.meetup.com/Suburban-Cyclists-Unlimited-Meetup/ When you get the meetup site, see the comment section for the ride route for each week. Please download the route is highly recommended. Ride distance will increase based on the amount of sunlight. Bring lights in case the ride runs into darkness. Rain, bad weather conditions or bad roads cancel the ride. No cue sheet will be available. Organizer: David A Kaplan. If you like you can call me on cell phone at 215-872-3919. My Email address is

A recurring ride in the general Penn Valley Area - ie the Hills! Destinations and length of rides open to rider input. PLEASE NOTE NEW 9AM Summer start time!! (Yes, this for real, not "computer generated"!)

A moderately hilly ride conquering Main Line hills that regroups at the top of each climb. As the days lengthen, so does the ride. No riders doing the listed pace will be dropped. Bike lights are highly recommended. Optional after ride drink at nearby bar - Bring ID. Rain cancellations will be listed on web site up to 1 hour prior to ride. Preregistration requested as it ensures on-time departure.

Scheduled for most Thursday evenings throughout summer, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work evening ride to pedal away work stresses, suited for novices, newcomers to area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity recovery ride. Start by riding on Schuylkill River Trail, and/or, Cross County Trail, which connects the Schuylkill w/Plymouth Meeting . As riders get stronger, we can turn off the trails and explore some pretty roads in the area. Please bring LIGHTS in case we return close to dark. Our mileage will be determined by how much evening light we have. Occasionally, this ride may meet earlier in afternoon, due to other event in evening. In mid-September, ride will depart at 5:45 or 5:30, due to earlier sunset.

A true C version of the Thursday evening hill ride in Gladwyne, which cheerfully waits to regroup at the top of each of the hills climbed. Tonight, due to high temps, we will have an abbreviated ride, less time and distance and hopefully a little slower.

DEFERRED for 6/21, due to Extreme Heat. This ride will resume next week, 6/28. Starting 6/28, this ride may need to start earlier, at 9:00, or even earlier, for the remainder of the summer, in order to avoid the afternoon heat. 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.

Given the heat, we will start early and not go too far. 46 mile ride out to Spring House with a quick pitstop to refill water bottles. Departing FROM THE PARKING ATTENDANT BOOTH. 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, tire irons and multi-tool. Check daily listing for route information. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time. Pre-registration preferred.

This multi-modal ride will utilize the 8:20 am NJT Atlantic City train from 30th St to travel to Egg Harbor City. Our way to a pristine lake in the Pine Barrens will include a stop at the River Road Clam House for smoked fish and possibly fresh oysters. On the way back we'll have another stop to cool off and get some refreshments. Forecast high is 96F - bring plenty of fluids. Lunch will be picnic style - bring your own. There are about 12 miles total of unpaved roads to this pristine lake - we rode it in 2022 and it was no problem but suggest tires at least 28 mm wide - I'll be riding 35 mm which were great. Plan to return on the 5:45 pm train from Egg Harbor City arriving back to 30th St at 7:01 pm.

Heading to Delco with a stop at a café on a route developed by Joe P. 2554’ of climbing. Early start time to try to get us back before the heat. Aiming for a B- pace, but the heat may slow us down. There won’t be a sweep so you have to keep up with the group because we don’t want to send you home on a train. Bring your water bottles (and Electrolytes ) and tubes and tools to change your flats. .

Various friendly rides ranging 30 - 65 miles (Off Season) 40 – 85 miles (In Season) with occasional century rides. 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, tire irons and multi-tool. CHECK DAILY RIDE LISTING for latest route information, details, etc. THANK YOU FOR GOING PAPERLESS!

Saturday’s ride will take us on Bike Trails and less traveled roads to Crabby Dick’s in Delaware City, DE for lunch. HOWEVER, should the heat wave reach the mid-90’’s by mid-day on Saturday, at the leader’s discretion, we will shorten the ride by half and terminate our trip in historic New Castle, DE, where we can spend a bit of time exploring the town, visit the Battery Park and ride along the river trail by Deemer’s Beach before settling in for lunch at the historic Jessop’s Tavern. This will be a remote start from the Wilmington SEPTA Station adjacent to Wilmington’s beautiful River Walk. Meet at 30th Street Station - please arrive a little bit early (9:20 a.m.) to buy your ticket at the ticket window or kiosk and catch Train # 211 which departs at 9:39 a.m. Find us near the Dunkin’ Donuts, or proceed directly to the platform as soon as you have your ticket. There will be time for a coffee stop along the Riverfront near the Wilmington Station. Then we will either: A) ride the Jack A Markell Trail to New Castle (about 20 miles round trip), or B) continue south and find our way down to the C&D Canal Trail and the Michael Castle Trails to Delaware City where we will have lunch at Crabby Dick’s.The ride back to the Markell Trail from Delaware City will be a slightly shorter route, and the round trip distance will be about 40 miles. We will return to Philly on the 5:12 p.m. if we ride to Delaware City, or the 3:12 p.m. train if we ride the shorter option to New Castle. If KYW claims that it is raining one hour prior to the start, the ride will cancel, only to come back at you another day.

Given the temps we will start at 8 am and have a short ride to Ardmore. A true C ride, which cheerfully waits to regroup. 25 miles roundtrip with a snack stop at Wawa. Some climbing is required. Bring plenty of water.

Easy paced ride, group stays together. Ride to MOGO in Asbury Park for Korean tacos and possibly Strollo's for ice cream on return.

All members are warmly invited to join us at Blue Bell Park for our annual picnic, with food & beverages, music, camaraderie, games, and more. Please check the Ride Calendar for group rides with leaders, heading to and from the picnic.

VENUE: Blue Bell Park is located near the traffic circle where West Walnut Lane meets Park Line Drive. There is ample parking, as soon as you turn into the driveway. BCP has reserved a pavillion.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: If you are available to help with either set-up, serving, or clean-up, or, if you would like to bring a dessert to share, please contact Howie, to let us know the type of dessert you plan to bring. If you would like to bring a dessert, but are planning to cycle to and from the picnic, we can arrange to pick up your dessert ahead of time. Please contact Howie to arrange pick-up /drop-off of your dessert.

YOUR RSVP IS APPRECIATED: In order to plan the appropriate amount of food & beverages, RSVP using the blue link below. Will help us to know approximately how many members will be joining us.

Casual paced ride through Fairmount Park and beyond for those new to group riding, or those who have had a layoff and are starting to ride again. Please wear helmet(required by the club.) Please bring extra-tube and tools to fix a flat, water, sunscreen.This ride will go to the BCP annual summer picnic at Blue Bell Park. There will be a steep hill or two that will be good for conditioning, but we will regroup at the tops of hills to catch our breath. But the way back is mostly down hill and you would have had your fill of the special picnic lunch.

Monday June 24, back to 4th St Deli in Conshohocken. START: 9:00 am @ Cosmic. (It is bloody hot🥵)! May want to stick to shade on SRT and avoid Umbria- but your choice. Back through cemetery. Can hose down there a bit! Leaders: Diana D, 215-680-2322 and Steve P, 215-852-9093.

Ride the SRT to Conshohocken for coffee with the Art Museum folks. Out and back route. Show and go.

DEFERRED for 6/24 - RESUME next week on 7/1. Leader is returning from the National 9/11 Memorial Trail Bike Tour later this week. Scheduled for most Monday evenings throughout summer, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work evening ride to pedal away the day's stresses, suited for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity, relaxed, recovery ride. Cycle peaceful roads in Eastern Mont Co. Brief rest stop for quick snack/bathroom break half-way through. Planned mileage will depend on the length of evening daylight. Speed and distance will also depend on the riders in our group. Please bring lights in case we are delayed on our return. Toward the end of the season (mid-September), this ride will need to leave earlier (5:45 or 5:30pm), due to evening daylight ending earlier.

Monday night rides for everyone. April 8, 2024 to Sept. 23, 2024 Church of the Saviour, Wayne, PA. Rides leave at 6:00 pm sharp Ride with the largest evening cycling group in the Delaware Valley (100+ riders). 7 different groups from our "Hybrid Bike" group (8-10 mph, 15 miles ) to our A group ( 18-20 mph, 30-40 miles). Rides finish by sunset (Hybrid group finishes at 7:30). Cross listed with SCU. Register here or there so we can get a count. Ride leaders often post their routes on the SCU Meetup or BCP website. Post-ride socials at the Great American Pub in Wayne, and two "tailgate" nights in the COS lot with free pizza. Experienced ride leaders and sweep riders; no one gets lost! No rides on Monday holidays. Look at the ride listings for updates when weather is questionable.

Bring yer bike & sense of adventure. Expect good company on safe/low trafficked roads. Lunch stops may be sit down, takeout, or in a park. Will regroup as needed, but must be able to ride the posted pace. Must be willing to ride safely & obey traffic laws. Please preregister so we can know how many to expect. Bathrooms available at all start locations. Check day of the ride if weather is iffy (rain cancels, but likely to reschedule for Wed.). Will make a call at least an hour prior to start time. NOTE: Ride starts at 9:30 in May & Sept., 9:00 June-Aug., and 10:00 in Oct. NOTE: 1st and 3rd Tues. start from UDHS, 2nd Tues. from Centre Sq. Pk., Blue Bell, 4th Tues. from Central Pk., Doylestown, 5th Tues Ad-Hoc location & Memorial/Labor Day weeks we'll ride on Wed.

This is a generic description of the ride which will go to one of three destinations every Tuesday:GET Cafe in Narberth; Farmers’ Market in Ardmore or Spread Bagelry in Wynnewood. Some climbing of 800 to 1000 feet. First part of ride will generally mean a climb into Fairmount Park, across the Strawberry Mansion Bridge up to Chamounix. And then proceed up Bryn Mawr Avenue. and on to our final destination of Narberth, Ardmore or Wynnewood. On an ad hoc basis we may include new destinations and advance notice will be provided along with details. Always a fun group of friendly people so come on out!

"Show & Go" for 6/25 - Leader is volunteering at the National 9/11 Memorial Trail Bike Tour, and will return later this week. Relaxed-pace evening rides on Tuesdays throughout summer. Distance and pace will depend on the riders in our group. (Sunset time will also determine distance.) This ride is suited for novice riders, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity recovery ride. Enjoy pretty and peaceful roads in eastern Montgomery County, pedaling away the stresses of the workday. We usually take a brief rest break mid-ride, depending on distance. Please bring water/Gatorade and a snack with you. Please also bring LIGHTS, in case we have a delay and are returning close to dark. Toward the end of summer (September), starting time will need to be pushed earlier to 5:45, then 5:30, due to earlier sunset.

We will cycle over and return over the Ben Franklin Bridge. Toward the end we ride in the Cramer Hill Waterfront Park. Our destination is the Merchantville Historic Train Station Cafe. If KYW is reporting rain outside their studio one hour prior to start it, ride cancels.

Most summer Wednesday evenings, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work ride to pedal away stresses, suited for novices, newcomers to the area, and/or anyone seeking low-intensity recovery ride. Peaceful roads Eastern Montgomery Co, w/brief rest stop. Please bring lights. Preregistration (click on link to Preregister) saves you writing time at the start. Meet in parking lot of Flourtown Shop Ctr Bethlehem Pike (McDonald's in front, facing the Pike). In September, as evening daylight shortens, this ride will meet earlier (5:45, then, 5:30). Two Leaders, for two groups, as needed: Tom Madle will lead the D/D+/C- group, and Linda will lead the C/C+/B- group.

Flourtown weekly Wednesday ride starts at 6:00 PM. There are two B level rides available. The pace for these rides is scheduled to be 15 to 16 MPH for the first ride and the second ride is 17 to 18 MPH. Plan distances are 25 to 40 miles. The weekly routes will be posted at the Suburban Cyclists Unlimited (SCU) meetup website located at: https://www.meetup.com/Suburban-Cyclists-Unlimited-Meetup/ When you get the meetup site, see the comment section for the ride route for each week. Please download the route is highly recommended. Ride distance will increase based on the amount of sunlight. Bring lights in case the ride runs into darkness. Rain, bad weather conditions or bad roads cancel the ride. No cue sheet will be available. Organizer: David A Kaplan. If you like you can call me on cell phone at 215-872-3919. My Email address is

A recurring ride in the general Penn Valley Area - ie the Hills! Destinations and length of rides open to rider input. PLEASE NOTE NEW 8 AM START TIME!! Yes, we're betting this earlier time is going to make a hot summer more manageable. Based on your reception we will decide over the next few weeks if this is what most of you want or not. So please do weigh in on this - by showing up (or not), or contacting me!

A moderately hilly ride conquering Main Line hills that regroups at the top of each climb. As the days lengthen, so does the ride. No riders doing the listed pace will be dropped. Bike lights are highly recommended. Optional after ride drink at nearby bar - Bring ID. Rain cancellations will be listed on web site up to 1 hour prior to ride. Preregistration requested as it ensures on-time departure.

A true C version of the Thursday evening hill ride in Gladwyne, which cheerfully waits to regroup at the top of each of the hills climbed.

Scheduled for most Thursday evenings throughout summer, weather permitting. Gently paced, post-work evening ride to pedal away work stresses, suited for novices, newcomers to area, and/or anyone seeking a low-intensity recovery ride. Start by riding on Schuylkill River Trail, and/or, Cross County Trail, which connects the Schuylkill w/Plymouth Meeting . As riders get stronger, we can turn off the trails and explore some pretty roads in the area. Please bring LIGHTS in case we return close to dark. Our mileage will be determined by how much evening light we have. Occasionally, this ride may meet earlier in afternoon, due to other event in evening. In mid-September, ride will depart at 5:45 or 5:30, due to earlier sunset.

For June 28: Scenic route through Montgomery and Bucks Counties, by Charlie B. Stop at Tabora Farm & Orchard at Mile 20 for snack & potty break. Pass Bucks County Biscotti at Mile 25. Returning from Bucks to Montgomery County, there is a park with porta potties at Mile 32. Freddie Hill Farm & Creamery at Mile 38. On the final stretch, we return to Mondauk via West Point, Gwynedd, and Ambler. Terrain is rolling, but nothing too steep. Total elevation gain is 2383 ft, with most of the climbing in the middle of the route. 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. As long as we are enjoying outdoor exercise, and Mother Nature, in the company of friends, we'll have a memorable outing.

Ride to Pottstown to enjoy a hot dog or coffee and bagel. All located at our destination. Ride is almost all on the newest section of SRT. About 1.5 miles on streets.

It’s Friday, and the temperatures promise to be mild. So let’s take a little ride round and about and out to the Paper Trail Cafe for a coffee. We will try to cover the riverfront by riding on all three local favorites: MLK, Kelly Drive, and the Wissahickon Trail. Note that we start at 10 to accommodate those who want to take a laid back approach to cycling - just this one morning. If KYW says they are getting rained on one hour before the start, the ride will cancel.

Various friendly rides per DAILY RIDE CALENDAR departing FROM THE PARKING ATTENDANT BOOTH at specified time . 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, tire irons and multi-tool. Check daily listing for route information. Ride may be cancelled up to 1 hour prior to departure time. Pre-registration preferred. Andrew will lead and Simon will sweep. Stops in West Chester at the Gryphon Cafe (mile 29), Northbrook Market Place (mile 42), 7-Eleven water stop (mile 65).

Various friendly rides ranging 30 - 65 miles (Off Season) 40 – 85 miles (In Season) with occasional century rides. 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, tire irons and multi-tool. CHECK DAILY RIDE LISTING for latest route information, details, etc. THANK YOU FOR GOING PAPERLESS!

How does this sound for Saturday? Heading to Lansdale with a stop at backyard beans. Join me on this route that I’ve never done before (I am borrowing the route from the leader of the IIWII ride). 2771 feet of climbing. There won’t be a sweep so you have to keep up with the group because we don’t want to send you home on a train. Bring your water bottles and tubes and tools to change your flats.

. Ride to Pottstown to enjoy a hot dog or coffee and bagel. All located at our destination. Ride is almost all on the newest section of SRT. About 1.5 miles on streets.

Casual Ride through Fairmount Park and beyond for people of all ages, who are new to group biking, returning to biking after a layoff, or just don’t want to race through the the streets. Please wear helmet(required by the club.). Please bring water and more water than you think, extra tube and tools to fix a flat, sunscreen, $ for mid-ride snack stop, and did I say water? There might be a hill or 3, but we will stop to regroup and catch our breath at the top(good for physical conditioning. Bring your happy and cool thoughts.

We will go to Ardmore due to possibility of rain. Bring a rain jacket given possibility of precipitation. A true C ride, which cheerfully waits to regroup. Snack stop at Wawa. Some climbing is required.