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B.I.K.E.S.
Ride & Event Schedule
B.I.K.E.S.
Ride & Event Schedule
BICYCLE HELMETS ARE REQUIRED ON ALL BIKE RIDES
Monthly Ride Calendar
Unable to find a ride that
works for you?
Check out the Ride Changes Page
on the website.
Still not finding one of Interest?
Enter one on the Ride Changes Page
Weekday Rides
Tuesday Evenings, SweetCakes Rides
- @Stanwood Velo Sports ..3 courses...the "original" 15
miles (Social/Moderate) and 2 longer ones 25 + - (Brisk) and 30 + -
(Strenuous). They will run until the end of September...start time
is now 5:30...will change to 6:00 then 6:30 as the evenings stay
light longer...for updated info call Stanwood Velo Sports
@360-629-6415 or Rod McDonald at 425-359-6710.
Freewheeling Wednesdays -
These are more relaxed rides with no one left behind and a lunch /
snack stop along the way. The location and start time of the
following week’s ride is decided at the current lunch stop. These
are 25-45 mile rides. Contact Warren Bare (425)743-7593
warrenbare@verizon.net.
Weekend Rides
Saturday April 11 - Garfield Park /
Snohomish. Start at Garfield park (2 blocks East of Walnut on
23rd St.) at 10:00am. We will ride about 20 miles, leisure social
pace with a food stop in Snohomish. Rain, ice or snow may cancel.
Leader Bill Weber 425-327-3516
president@bikesclub.org
Sunday April 12 - McCollum Park /
Snohomish / Everett. Start at 10:00am at McCollum Park and
Ride parking lot. Social moderate pace with regroups. 30-35 Miles.
Heavy rain cancels. Leader Tim Wise (425-754-7916)
tcjkwise@verizon.net.
Saturday April 18 - Mill Creek /
Snohomish / Everett. Start at10:00am at the new Park and Ride
on 112th and I-5 to Snohomish via the Interurban, Mill Creek, 132nd
St and Springhetti Rd for a coffee. Then return to Everett via
River Road, the trail by the river, walk through the construction
area to 41st Ave, stop for ice-cream on 41st Ave, and finally return
via the Interurban trail. Distance is approx. 25 miles, terrain is
50% A, 50% B, and the pace will be 10-12 MPH on the flats, no more
then 8 going uphill. If we cannot get through the construction area
on 41st then we will return to Lowell and WALK up the hill to the
Interurban. Ride leader Gery Osowiecki
geryo@verizon.net
469-358-2887. Check Ride Changes page for day of ride updates and
rain will cancel.
Saturday April 25th -
Aurora Village / Seattle Loop.
Meet at Echo Lake Park 19901 Ashworth Avenue North at 9:30am. We
will go to Lake Forest Park and take the Burke Gillman to the "U",
then on the trail by the ecol. bldg, around Portage Bay, around Lake
Union out and thru the locks, have a snack in Ballard and north
returning to the Shoreline Trail. Social pace with regroups, A/B
terrain and serious rain cancels. The gmap below is the general
route.
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=288812. Rain may cancel.
Contact Warren Bare
warrenbare@verizon.net
(425)478-9594.
Newsletter
CORRECTION-- This ride is on Sunday April 26 -
Lynwood transit center to Greenlake.
Meet at 10:00am to take the Interurban
trail to Green Lake for some food at one of the many places to eat
over there. Return the same way. Distance is about 30 miles and
the terrain is 70% A with some B here-and-there, pace will be 10-12
MPH. This is what I call the "jinxed ride" - I have NEVER been able
to ride all the way to Green Lake, whenever I tried, I run into some
sort of a problem (I've gotten lost a few times, broke a wheel once,
and got caught in a cold and nasty rain once - but I'm not giving up
:-) Ride leader Gery Osowiecki
geryo@verizon.net 469-358-2887 Check ride changes page for day
of ride updates and rain will cancel.
Plan ahead for these rides;
May 16-17 Yakima Wine tasting ride. More info
soon!!
June 12, 13 and 14 Columbia Gorge Weekend – this is
a joint tour with Cyclists of Greater Seattle (COGS – formerly Seattle
Bicycle Club) Come ride in the beautiful Columbia Gorge! On Friday,
we will ride on the Washington side of the river. On Saturday, we will
cross over to the Oregon side and do The Gorge Ride, sponsored by the
Friends of the Historic Columbia Gorge Highway. Sunday’s route it yet to be
determined. Click here for
more info.
Ride leaders
can simply send their ride ideas to the “leadaride” address, then
the email will be automatically forwarded to that month’s ride
coordinator.
This month’s ride coordinator is
Doug Andrews
leadaride@bikesclub.org
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Ride Guide |
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PACE |
TERRAIN |
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Leisurely /
Under 10 MPH |
A
Mostly flat / Norman Road |
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Social /
10–13 MPH |
B
Rolling Terrain / McClinchy Mile |
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Moderate /
13-16 MPH |
C
Rolling steeper hills / Kitsap Peninsula |
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Brisk /
16-18 MPH |
D
Difficult Terrain / Whidbey Island |
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Strenuous /
Over 18 MPH |
E Very
Difficult / RAMROD |
Do you have a favorite ride you would like to lead?
Post it on the website. It’s easy. Email me if you have any
questions.
editor@bikesclub.org
There are
usually several ad hoc rides listed on the website under Ride
Changes. Be sure to look there for any last minute changes or
additions.
http://www.bikesclub.org/html/ride_changes.htm
BICYCLE
HELMETS ARE REQUIRED ON ALL BIKE RIDES.
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