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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
Wednesday
Evenings — Everett Transit Center Rides.
Meet at the Everett Transit Center
for a 6pm start, 20 - 25 miles, moderate pace, A-C terrain. The
group determines the route and shares the lead. Coordinator Debby
Grant (206) 353-0249. Check the Ride Changes page for updates.
Rain cancels.
Tuesday August 4
and 27 — The Alan Bergeron Loop + Lk Stevens.
Meet at 9:00AM at the Church at 5425 Harbour Pt Blvd, Mukilteo.
Route: Mukilteo-Snohomish-Lk Stevens-Everett-Mukilteo. 52 miles.
Pace: social/moderate, terrain:B. Call Pier (425)349-5065 or email
fiorepg@gte.net
Thursday August 6
and 18 — Whidbey Island: Clinton - Freeland - Maxwelton.
Meet at 9:00 AM at the Church at
5425 Harbour Pt. Blvd, Mukilteo. We will catch the 9:30 ferry
($4.95). Ride the south part of the island. 48 miles. Bring
snacks. Cappuccino in Freeland. Pace: social/moderate/brisk. It
will depend on riders. Terrain:D. Call Pier (425)349-5065 or email:
fiorepg@gte.net See route on
bikely.com as Clinton-Freeland.
Tuesday August 11
— Mukilteo - Snohomish - Monroe – Mukilteo.
Meet at 9:00AM at the Church at
5425 Harbour Pt. Blvd, Mukilteo. Return via High Bridge Rd -
Lowell-Larimer Rd. 53 Miles. Pace:moderate, terrain:C. Call Pier
(425)349-5065 or email:
fiorepg@gte.net
Thursday August
13 — Mukilteo-Edmonds-Golden Gardens
(Seattle via Blue Ridge). Meet at 9:00 AM at the Church at 5425
Harbour Pt. Blvd. Mukilteo. 50 miles. Pace: Social/Moderate, terrain
E (Blue Ridge). Please confirm participation. Call Pier
(425)349-5065 or email:
fiorepg@gte.net
Thursday August
20 — Mukilteo, Redmond.
Maltby, Mukilteo.Via Lowell-High Bridge Rd-W Snoqualmie Valley
Rd-Union Hill. Starts at 9:00 AM at the Church at 5425 Harbour Pte
Blvd, Mukilteo. .Bring snack. Estimate 70 miles. Pace: moderate,
terrain:C.
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Mukilteo-Carnation-Mukilteo
Call Pier (425)349-5065 or email:
fiorepg@gte.net
Weekend Rides
Saturday, August
1 — Lake Washington Loop and the Blue Angels.
This is a full day 45+ mile ride
around Lake Washington with a stop in Leschi for lunch and to watch
the Blue Angels air show. We’ll leave from Log Boom Park (AKA Tracy
Owen Station) just north of Lake Forest Park at 9:30am (note parking
can be tight in this area so plan accordingly). This ride is meant
for everyone so plan on a social pace. Bridge closure for the air
show isn’t until 12:45 so we have 3+ hours to cover the 33 miles to
Leschi,, no rush. While some of the ride is paved level trail, much
is not and that portion is mostly ‘B’ with a couple hills (hey, it’s
Seattle) this is a link to the route map at Bikely.com
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Lake-Washington-Loop-for-Seafair
Lechi is great viewing for the air show so join me. Contact Mike
Snodgrass 360-653-2384 - rain will cancel..
Sunday August 9 —
Snohomish - Lake
Stevens
for lunch and on to Everett with a stop on the Everett waterfront to
check out the tunes by Reilly and Maloney [2-4pm]. Start at McCollum
Park at 9:30, social / moderate pace and rain cancels. Contact
Warren Bare (425) 478-9594
Bare.Warren@gmail.com
Sunday August 16
— Snohomish - Lake Stevens
and on to Everett with a stop on the Everett waterfront for food
and to check out the Fresh Paint before return to McCollum. Start at
McCollum Park at 9:30, social / moderate pace and rain cancels.
Contact Warren Bare (425) 478-9594
August 14-15 —
RSVP If you’re already signed
up and doing this ride Rod McDonald will collect mileage and turn
them in for all BIKES riders. Contact #s
rodmc@cedarcomm.com -
360-654-1499 – cell 425-359-6710
Saturday August
15 — Downtown To Duwamish -
International District, over the bridge to West Seattle, pick up
the Duwamish Trail, possibly visit the Museum of Flight at Boeing
Field, maybe do a few more miles further south on the trail, if time
permits, and try to be back for a late lunch by 2pm. Distances
15-to30 miles (depending how long people want to visit the museum),
terrain - flat except for the bridge to West Seattle - pace - social
- with frequent regroups and rain cancels. Elliot Bay Park is the
meeting point at 9:30am – Instructions below... Perhaps meeting at
McCollum to car/van pool at 8:30 might be a good idea. Cheers G.
Osowiecki, [Gery O.] Contact # 1 469 358 2887
Directions to
Elliot Bay Park , Seattle, WA
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Going south on
I-5. Take Exit #167 towards
Mercer Street and Seattle Center. Right on Fairview Ave N. Left on
Valley Street. Valley becomes Broad Street. Right on Denny Way.
Right on Western Ave W and continue as Elliott Ave W. Take right on
W. Galer Street (Magnolia Bridge Exit) and STAY LEFT to circle left
over Elliott Avenue and train tracks (do not go over Magnolia
bridge). Turn right at stop sign and follow signs to free parking
lot at north end of Myrtle Edwards Park.
Going
north on I-5. Take Exit #165
(Seneca Street). Merge onto Seneca Street. Right on 1st Ave. Left on
Denny Way. Right on Western Ave W and continue as Elliott Ave W.
Take right on W. Galer Street (Magnolia Bridge Exit) and STAY LEFT
to circle left over Elliott Avenue and train tracks (do not go over
Magnolia bridge). Turn right at stop sign and follow signs to free
parking lot at north end of Elliot Bay Park
RAPSody — Bike
Ride Around Puget Sound Aug. 22-23
Start this year’s annual Ride Around
Puget Sound (RAPSody) by bicycling across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
A challenging route, exceptional food and great organization by five
partnering bike clubs make RAPSody special. Enjoy water and mountain
views throughout the 170-mile loop route. At the halfway point at
Shelton High School, there’s indoor and outdoor camping, a jazz
quartet, root beer20floats, massage and on-site meals supporting a
local youth center. Riders can complete the route in one or two
days. Early
registration fee of $80 includes
souvenir socks, luggage transport, overnight parking, mechanical and
ride support, camping, showers and food stops, including ice cream
bars to celebrate the finish on Sunday. This ride supports the
Bicycle Alliance of Washington, our statewide advocacy and education
organization. For more information, visit
www.rapsodybikeride.com.
Saturday August
29 — Mukilteo - Snohomish to the end of Centennial Trail
return via Lk Stevens - Everett.
.Meet at 9:00AM at the Church at 5425 Harbour Pointe Blvd, Mukilteo.
74 miles. Pace: social/moderate, terrain:B. Call Pier (425)349-5065
or email: fiorepg@gte.net
Plan ahead for
Birch Bay Weekend Ride on September 19th—20th. Watch the website
for more information
Ride leaders
can simply send their ride ideas to the “leadaride” address, then
the email will be automatically forwarded to the current month’s
ride coordinator.
leadaride@bikesclub.org
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.
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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 /
10–14 MPH |
B
Rolling Terrain / McClinchy Mile |
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Moderate /
14-16 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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