B.I.K.E.S.  Ride & Event Schedule

B.I.K.E.S.  Ride & Event Schedule                                BICYCLE HELMETS ARE REQUIRED ON ALL BIKE RIDES

December Ride Calendar

Weekend Rides

Saturday, December 1.
Mid Whidbey.  Start 10:00 A.M. Coupeville to Fort Casey. Social pace, 14 miles, A terrain with a couple hills. Start from Coupeville Town Park. From Highway 20, turn north on NW Broadway Ave, then right onto NW Coveland Street in 0.6 miles park is on left, or meet at Marysville Park & Ride on 6th and Ash at 8 AM to carpool, caravan. We will ride to the fort, explore the fort and lighthouse then continue to Coupeville for lunch in quaint downtown. Extra explore miles may be added at the end if desired.  Tail lights recommended. Rain Cancels. Ride Leader Doug Andrews. Cell phone day of ride (425) 344-1718. Back in plenty of time for the Christmas party.

Saturday, December 1st.
Snohomish, Lk Stevens, Everett, Lowell, Snohomish. Starts at 10:00 AM  in Snohomish at the Centennial trail. (On Maple before Pine). Bring snack. 47 miles. Pace: moderate/brisk, terrain:C. Call Pier (425)349-5065 or email: fiorepg@gte.net

Sunday December 2.
Start At McCollum Park (East of I-5 on 128th) at 9:30 AM and will ride past Mill Creek  Woodinville, Bothell Kenmore and Lake Forest Park and return. Social / Moderate Pace, 30/36 miles, some hills, regroups and a food stop along the way. Horrible Ugly Disgusting weather cancels. Contact Warren Bare  (425) 743-7593 or warrenbare@verizon.net.

Saturday, December 8th.
Lynnwood Park & Ride (Interurban Trail) to Shoreline  (and beyond)  Aprox. 22 miles 10:00 start, mostly A terrain, pace moderate, Rain,  snow,  ice cancel.  Ride leader Bill Weber  email president@bikesclub.org  Ph #(425) 327-3516  Bring money for lunch.

Saturday, December 15th.
Snohomish - Everett - Snohomish. via: Ebey Island - Lowell-Larimer Rd - Springhetti. Starts at 10:00  in Snohomish at the Centennial Trail. (On Maple before Pine). 45 miles. Pace: moderate/brisk, terrain: B. Call Pier (425)349-5065 or email: fiorepg@gte.net
 

Sunday, December 16: McCollum Park to Snohomish to Everett.  ~30 miles with C terrain.  Start time is 10 AM.  Heavy rain or ice cancels.  Will stop for snacks.  Will regroup as needed.  Social-moderate pace.  Contact Tim Wise 425-754-7916, tcjkwise@verizon.net. 

Saturday, December 22nd.
Snohomish - Monroe - Snohomish. via: High Bridge Rd - Welch Rd - Echo Lk - Connelly - Springhetti. Bring snack. Starts at 10:00  in Snohomish at the Centennial trail. (On Maple before Pine). 45 miles. Pace: moderate/brisk, terrain:B/C.  Call Pier (425)349-5065 or email: fiorepg@gte.net

Saturday, December 22nd. Everett to Lake Stevens. Start 10:00 A.M. at Lowell Park in the gravel lot at the bottom of the hill. 30 ­ 35 miles, social pace, A terrain. Ride to Snohomish, then up the trail to Lake Stevens. Lunch at Neapolis and return. Hazardous weather cancels. It¹s a good idea to bring an extra inner tube and rain resistant top. Ride Leader Doug Andrews. Cell phone day of ride (425) 344-1718

Sunday, December 23rd.  Around the north end of Everett.  We will look for Christmas lights on a leisurely ride.  Meet at 6:00 PM NE corner of Garfield Park. (2 blocks east of Walnut on 23rd St) Ride leader Bill Weber  email president@ bikesclub.org (425)327-3516  Rain Snow Cancels. Lights required.

Saturday, December 29th.
Snohomish - Monroe - Snohomish. via: High Bridge Rd - Connelly - Lowell-Larimer Rd - Springhetti. Bring snack. Starts at 10:00  in Snohomish at the Centennial trail. (On Maple before Pine). 35 miles. Pace: moderate/brisk, terrain:B/C.  Call Pier (425)349-5065 or email: fiorepg@gte.net

RIDE CHANGES

If you’re wondering if a ride is still happening in the pouring rain, or whether a new ride has been scheduled for a beautiful day, check out the “Ride Changes” section of our website.

This page is a great resource for last-minute happenings. Page down through the entries because sometimes new rides can get buried a bit.  Contact webmaster@bikesclub.org if you’d like to post something on the page

Use this chart and the ride description to determine if a particular ride is right for you. Don’t take on 50 miles when you haven’t done 20, but don’t be afraid to start out with us on a 20-30 mile ride if your butt and legs have handled 15.