Bakery Ride- Fast Paced Training Ride- sometimes there is a B group
Fast paced group road ride covering 45 to 50 miles from Chesnut and Charlotte with occasional B group; high-tempo training pace and no guaranteed waits for slower riders.
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Racing tempo road cycling training covering about 45 to 50 miles with an occasionally split B group for slightly slower riders. Expect fast pace, confident pack handling, and no guarantee of waits for dropped riders.
Racing tempo road cycling training covering about 45 to 50 miles with an occasionally split B group for slightly slower riders. Expect fast pace, confident pack handling, and no guarantee of waits for dropped riders.
Racing tempo road cycling training covering about 45 to 50 miles with an occasionally split B group for slightly slower riders. Expect fast pace, confident pack handling, and no guarantee of waits for dropped riders.
Monday 8am community road ride covering 10 to 14 miles with about 1,000 ft climbing, paced no drop for mixed abilities, finishing with coffee and Hole Doughnuts; weekly meetup welcoming varied skill levels.
Monday 8am community road ride covering 10 to 14 miles with about 1,000 ft climbing, paced no drop for mixed abilities, finishing with coffee and Hole Doughnuts; weekly meetup welcoming varied skill levels.
Monday 8am community road ride covering 10 to 14 miles with about 1,000 ft climbing, paced no drop for mixed abilities, finishing with coffee and Hole Doughnuts; weekly meetup welcoming varied skill levels.
Social A-pace road ride covering about 30 miles in a drop format, splitting into two groups when more than 20 riders; route downloadable on RideWithGPS and riders should check in if unfamiliar.
Social A-pace road ride covering about 30 miles in a drop format, splitting into two groups when more than 20 riders; route downloadable on RideWithGPS and riders should check in if unfamiliar.
Social A-pace road ride covering about 30 miles in a drop format, splitting into two groups when more than 20 riders; route downloadable on RideWithGPS and riders should check in if unfamiliar.