CycleThe Suffolk Bicycle Riders Association, Long Island's largest cycling club, invites you to join us on a variety of rides and events. Organized in 1977, we are a club made up of all ages and cycling abilities. Active members enjoy riding together year round in a relaxed and friendly group atmosphere. Our rides range from short, easy trips for beginners, to moderately-paced tours with snack breaks, to fast, challenging rides for the more competitive minded. Volunteer club members organize group rides, leaving from various locations throughout Mid-Suffolk and the East End. Their routes provide us a wonderful variety of places to tour and explore.

SBRA promotes cycling of all abilities for health, fitness and fun. Ride Bikes with S.B.R.A.

First Annual Long Island Criterium presented by SBRA

First Annual Long Island Criterium         
click here to view registration website
 
Presented by
Suffolk Bicycle Riders Association
 
Brentwood, NY
Sunday, August 15, 2010

4th Annual Lobster Ride

Date and Time of Event: 
Sun, 08/22/2010 - 8:30am
Location: 
Tide Runners Restaurant - Hampton Bays

4th Annual Lobster Ride

 Tide Runners - 1 North Road, Hampton Bays, NY 11946 - 631 728-7373

Sunday, August 22, 2010
(click here to view flyer for full details)

Guide Dog Foundation Bike-A-Thon 2010

Date and Time of Event: 
Sun, 09/12/2010 (All day)
Location: 
The Guide Dog Foundation

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SBRA sponsors the 21st Annual Second Sight® Bike-A-Thon Freedom Ride to benefit both the Guide Dog Foundation for the blind® and America's VetDogs®. The foundation raises, trains, and furnishes guide dogs, free of charge, to people who are visually impaired or have other special needs, that seek the independence, mobility, and companionship a guide dog provides.

Leaving from the Guide Dog Foundation campus, 371 East Jericho Turnpike Smithtown, NY, rides range from a 5 mile fun ride to a challenging 65 miles. Depending on the length of the route, riders will tour St. James, Head of the Harbor, Stony Brook, Old Field, Port Jefferson, Belle Terre, and points east.

The 5, 10, 20 and 30 mile tours are escorted by volunteer marshals from SBRA. The 50 and 65 mile tours are unescorted. Riders are provided with cue sheets, and roads are marked along the route.

SAG support vehicles can assist riders with difficulties. Rest/water/food stops are available along the routes.

Mountain Biking trails in the Adirondacks featured in new Central NY recreation website

Be sure to check out this new interactive map website:
www.nyrecwebmap.com
It features over 20 mountain biking trail rides in the Central Adirondacks, along with numerous hiking trails. 

Going The Distance - Tour de France Photographs - Last Week on view

Going The Distance
blurring the lines between art and sport

Bijou Le Tord
Tour de France Photographs

Last Week on view - show ends July 30th
click here for more information 

154 Main Street Amagansett, NY 11930 - 631 267 9777

Wounded Warrior Project - Soldier Ride 2010 - July 23rd and 24th

Please join us for the Soldier Ride ...
Some SBRA members are planning to participate in the Babylon Soldier Ride Fundraising Event (Friday, July 23rd) and some will participate in the Hamptons Soldier Ride Event (Saturday, July 24th), we hope you will join us.
All individuals must register for the particular ride they are doing, either online ($50) or on the day of the event (note: the Hamptons day of registration is $75; Babylon day of is $50).
The links to the Event Websites where you can register are:
The Babylon Soldier Ride is on Friday, July 23rd. Click here for details.
The Hamptons Soldier Ride is on Saturday, July 24th. Click here for details.

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