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Hoping to ride Cathy’s Silly Lilly’s Sassafras route but will leave the destination open based on wind direction. We are heading south east to Silly Lilly's fishing station in East Moriches. Beginning with a loop on Ridge Rd. to Wm. Floyd, and working our way to Wading River Rd. taking it all the way south to Montauk Hwy. & east to Silly Lilly's. It's a Long S T R E T C H the entire way south. We will have a quick rest stop in East Moriches, lots to choose from. The return route is different with continued nice stretches and back roads. We are heading back on Pine St. to Chapman Blvd., to South St., to Silas Carter Rd., to Ryerson Ave., around Swan Lake Golf course area & back to Rocky Pt. cycle.
Park in overflow lot to the south of the RR station for an easy ride to Bellport. Deli stop included. Check back for any changes which would be posted by 7 am.
Well here it is, the T-Birds Century Training Ride #9, the final one! We'll flatten out the route and roll on down the highway, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEe8UZ5SCm0, eventually arriving at Briermere Farms at around 25 miles. Hopefully, we'll have a faster average, as we taper-off the mileage and get ready for the Century.
Listen-up for the route directions and grab a cue sheet; this will be a new route. As usual, we'll have some places to stretch your legs and maybe a sprint!
Good luck to everyone doing the Century!
Take a glance at the infamous Memory Motel, as you ride into Montauk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cowl02DXx3A&feature=youtu.be (based on some Rolling Stone experiences). And remember Al Swiezy and his famed ice cream spoon and other SBRA greats like: Al Kelly - who created so many great routes, and Jessie Newman - who ran the famed SBRA time trials!
Easy C ride no one left behind cell 631-484-1650 please call before 7pm or after 7 am for questions check back day of ride if weather is questionable 2 hours before ride.
Dip your toes in group riding. (Sorry, no beach!) Beginner D at 10 mph pace. Short and mostly flat ride around St. James with a coffee break somewhere in the middle.
**Please remember your helmet and your full water bottles!
**Make sure that your tires are at the proper pressure BEFORE leaving your house!! Proper pressure is embossed on side of tire.
**Make sure your brakes are working before day of ride!
Come early enough to be ready for a prompt 10am departure. Questions? Before
ride, my email is (frchtchr@hotmail.com). Morning of ride, my cell is 631-835-1454.
Cancellation for weather posted by 8:30 morning of ride.
Come and enjoy cycling the beautiful east end of Long Island. Ride the 39th Annual Bike Boat Bike.
BEAUTIFUL routes ... AND free lunch after the ride!
The Suffolk Bicycle Riders Association (SBRA) invites you to cycle Long Island's East End. Tour through the woodlands, fields, and back roads of eastern Long Island. The longer routes take the ferry and cycle through the scenic coves and byways of beautiful Shelter Island. Ride with friends, family or join a group and make new friends. Whether your preference is social, scenic viewing, or fast recreational cycling, we are sure you will enjoy the tour. Bike Boat Bike has beautiful rolling terrain with hills, and a few more challenging hills on Shelter Island.
NO WAITING IN LONG LINES- All materials mailed to you, just drive up, get on your bike and RIDE!
ALL NEW ROUTES!!! All routes start and end at the same location. Routes are from 25 to 100 miles with Rest Stops and SAG support.
Route is the typical Calverton to Wading River to Riverhead that Jim and Brian post, up CR 51 and 111. Wait ups at the top of 51 and as we turn onto Halsey Manor from 111. Short break at the Exxon after Mill Road.
This will be a B+/A ride. Max pace will be 24mph (unless we are on a decline or have a tailwind).
Many of us got a reality check with Tom's crash today... We ALL need to point things out... debris, holes, grates, etc. Do not assume people will see it...better for all of us to be safe, not sorry.
A fun spin ride out to Riverhead to grab a bagel or snack, and recover from Saturday's rides. This will be a mellow paceline ride, where everyone stays together!
Now is your chance to go for a ride away from the traffic and roads, that you find in the West.
For those not involved with BBB, come out for a pleasant ride to two beautiful beaches. One an overlook view and the other a stop at Cedar Beach. There will be a quick bathroom break at Sassy Bagels then on to Shoreham where there are no facilities. Next stop Cedar Beach for bathroom and beach break. This is a mixed elevation ride. Some flat, some rolling and a couple of climbs to get to and come out of Cedar Beach. We will wait at top of hills so no worries. Pace will be faster on flats and tailwinds!
Please bring lots of water, snacks & sunscreen. You can make a purchase at Sassy Bagels to bring along and eat at beaches but i prefer short stops rather than waiting on long lines.
Sorry, had to cancel as not enough interest ... I'll have to get the miles by riding some of them on at least one SBRA ride.
If you're interested in doing this ride PLEASE contact me as I think it will take at least four of us to do the work comfortably. Contact me via my cell # below or click on Stormnnorman above and use the contact email. If I don't hear from other riders I will cancel and probably do another ride.
Always check the posting before leaving for the ride as Life Happens and Things Change.
I couldn't do two rides at once last Saturday so Bernie was good enough to let me use his route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/30037769 . I know many of the roads but haven't done this route so the more riders that load the ridewithgps the better ... my Garmin 820 has hung up in the past ;-( .
I've done an 80 miler on the Monday before the RR Century and not suffered a consequence but for some people it is better to begin tapering off the distance/effort before this date and riders should take that into consideration.
If you didn't get a chance to ride BBB, this is an opportunity to get some mileage in. Starting at Maples, we'll take a scenic bathroom stop at mile 18 at Cupsogue Beach, and a food break at the Beach Bakery mile 26. Bring snacks and water, sunscreen and whatever else you need to stay happy. I"ll aim for a mid range C+/B- average, depending on group and wind. Check the ride calendar for any changes, which will be posted by 8:00 AM, or call my cell.
Tour historic community, once the Vanderbilt estate, part of which became known as the Idle Hour Artist's Colony. Ride thru the Mews, original farm, the canals, mansion (was Dowling College), the Connetquot River, views of the Bayard Cutting arboretum...and more! Meet at southwest end of the lot.
We will be leaving Bank of American in East Islip heading to Great River and East Islip area. Please bring your snacks and drinks for this ride. Any questions call Mike at 516 448-8545
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.5 to 15 mph, road speeds may reach 17-18mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 2:00pm day of ride.
Ride from the Sayville Train Station to the Bellport Docks. This will be a relaxed B- pace with cruising on Middle Road and South country road at 14 to 17 mph depending on the wind. Tonight's route will not have many loops to keep the distance to 24 miles. There will be a short water break at the Bellport docks.
This ride will be 41 miles at a cruising speed of 19 to 23 mph, as determined by whoever is pulling at the time.And whatever that speed may be, keep it there—21mph being ideal.I’m looking for a steady ride.I hope to see you there.
Low level C+/B- to the lighthouse in Oldfield and West Meadow Beach. Rest stop/ bathroom break at the beach
Get your hill practice served many different ways by the hills of the Three Villages. Our break is at West Meadow Beach; bring your own snack. Bathroom stop at the beach. On the non-hills, we expect to cruise at C+/B-. On the hills, each does his/her own best effort and we meet at the top — no pressure there. There are spots where faster riders can push ahead.
Before ride, my email is (frchtchr@hotmail.com). Day of ride, my cell is 631-835-1454. Weather cancellation by 8am morning of ride.
This morning it might be nice to take a ride through Bellport and Patchogue stopping for a break at Mickey D’s around mile 20. The average pace will be between 14.0 to 15.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction, dew point, and other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -17 mph.) to produce the average. Depending on the wind and the route back we might be +/- a mile.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 8:00am if necessary. My cell phone number is 631-484-3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about this ride.
Sorry had to cancle as my stoker, Hava, has a Dr. appointment.
Hava and I will be circumventing the EPCAL property on the bike path. Depending who shows we might add a mile or two up and down River Road to visit Louie the Llama.
Be sure to check this posting again!
Running late? Just call my cell ... we'll be patient.
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River and East Islip for a 22 mile ride. The ride will be at a B- pace with an average speed of around 14.5 to 15mph and road speeds that will reach 16 to 18mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 2:00pm day of ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
Ride 15-19 miles at an 10.5-11.5 pace until dusk. Wear bright gear and have lights. Newbies always welcome and nobody gets left behind. Park on South side of RR in lot across the street. Daylights burning so wheels down at 5:30. Any cancellation will be by 4:30.
Join me on a leisurely ride to Manorville with a rest/snack stop at McDonalds. Leader will maintain a 13-14mph level ground cruising speed. No one will be dropped. Call me at 631 846-7825 mif you have any questions.
Chance of early morning showers, ride delayed a half hour. Off to Briermere for some great baked goods, with a brief viewing stop at the Bison farm, if the Bison are in a field near the road. If you want to share a pie, and there are enough riders wanting to share, bring singles and change. Coffee and tea are available, as are real bathrooms. For info: contact Bill G. at 631-356-3036. Check the ride calendar the day of the ride for changes, which would be posted by 7:20am.
We are off to Shipwreck Cove for a quick evening spin.We will stop at Shipwreck Cove (mile 13) for a quick break before heading back. The average pace will be between 16.0 to 17.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction and other conditions. The road speed will naturally be higher (18 -20 mph.) to produce that average.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 4:00pm if necessary. My cell phone number is 347-677-4164; call or text anytime if you have questions about this ride.
I’m looking to add some diversity to my usual Thursday route, so this week we will use the east exit from the parking lot.The ride will be a steady 21mph, except for up William Floyd, around the jets, through Grumman, Mill, 24,51,111, Grumman Ave, and back through Grumman; otherwise, smooth as silk.I hope to see you there.
Today's Mi Tierrita ride will be going to Smith’s Point. The route is mostly flat with a small incline here and there. The route on the way back may change depending on the wind.
The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads and wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.5 mph. We'll stop along the way for a bathroom break around mile 10. Don’t forget to bring a snack for the stop along the way.
Do you know what AGUAPANELA is? Come and find out; PARKING: Use the area of the parking lot on the SOUTH side first
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 8:00 am if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start...
Join me for this easy and almost completely flat ride from Riverhead to Mattituck, where we will take a break at the Deli on Love Lane. We will return through Jamesport, up and around Riverhead, and end up at the start. There will be cue sheets.
The average pace will be around 12.3 - 12.9, or so, unless those in the group wish to go faster.
Park in the lot across from Krebs. Just some easy miles to keep the legs loose for the Metric on Saturday. Check back for any changes which would be posted by 7 am.
Park in the municipal lot and sign in at the Kreb Cycle parking lot. Usual route to the Maples. For those doing the Montauk Century we will be going a little easier, so no worries about racing before doing a century.
Tour historic community, once the Vanderbilt estate, part of which became known as the Idle Hour Artist's Colony. Ride thru the Mews, original farm, the canals, mansion (was Dowling College), the Connetquot River, views of the Bayard Cutting arboretum...and more! Meet at southwest end of the lot.
The "Swiezy / Pope" Montauk Railroad Century continues. Join SBRA for Long Island's premier 100 mile ride. The 100 mile ride starts at the Babylon train station and the Metric Century (62 mile) ride starts at Mastic train station. Riders receive snacks and a comfortable ride back from Montauk on the LIRR (if registered with the train ticket option). Bicycles are individually padded by our experienced club members and returned to train station by moving van.
AGAIN THIS YEAR ... there will be an option for riding a Metric Century.
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP NOW! --- CLOSED To participate you MUST BE A CURRENTSBRA Member byMARCH 31, 2019(no exceptions). All payments must be received by June 1st.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a PAID participation ride for SBRA members ONLY. You must sign up by the deadline to join in on this ride.
The "Swiezy / Pope" Montauk Railroad Century continues. Join SBRA for Long Island's premier 100 mile ride. The 100 mile ride starts at the Babylon train station and the Metric Century (62 mile) ride starts at Mastic train station. Riders receive snacks and a comfortable ride back from Montauk on the LIRR (if registered with the train ticket option). Bicycles are individually padded by our experienced club members and returned to train station by moving van.
AGAIN THIS YEAR ... there is an option for riding a Metric Century - 100 kilometers (62.137 miles). To participate you MUST BE A CURRENTSBRA Member byMARCH 31, 2019(no exceptions). To enroll as an SBRA member, please click on this page link for details: Join SBRA Now
Registration fee with one way non-refundable train ticket is $30 and must be paid online by June 1st. Registration fee no train ticket is $15 and must be paid online by June 1st.
Absolutely NO registrations will be accepted after June 1st. There is NO day of event registration. (Rain Date: Sunday, June 9th) Due to insurance rules, SBRA membership is required for this event. You MUST BE A CURRENT SBRA MEMBER by MARCH 31, 2019 (no exceptions). There is a limit of 130 riders for the "with train ticket" option (no limit for "no train ticket" option). AGAIN THIS YEAR ... there will be an option for riding a Metric Century. Cue sheets are provided but the route is not marked. No supported waterstops. SAG service will be limited. If you have never done a long ride, please have an alternate ride home.
If you have never participated in a century ride before? See ourCENTURY TRAININGinformation page to find out how easy and fun it can be!
Event Coordinator: Joanna Pascucci - call 631-747-3464 or email
PLEASE NOTE: This is a PAID participation ride for SBRA members ONLY. You must sign up by the deadline to join in on this ride.
The "Swiezy / Pope" Montauk Railroad Century continues. Join SBRA for Long Island's premier 100 mile ride. The 100 mile ride starts at the Babylon train station and the Metric Century (62 mile) ride starts at Mastic train station. Riders receive snacks and a comfortable ride back from Montauk on the LIRR (if registered with the train ticket option). Bicycles are individually padded by our experienced club members and returned to train station by moving van.
AGAIN THIS YEAR ... there is an option for riding a Metric Century - 100 kilometers (62.137 miles). To participate you MUST BE A CURRENTSBRA Member byMARCH 31, 2019(no exceptions). To enroll as an SBRA member, please click on this page link for details: Join SBRA Now
Registration fee with one way non-refundable train ticket is $30 and must be paid online by June 1st. Registration fee no train ticket is $15 and must be paid online by June 1st.
Absolutely NO registrations will be accepted after June 1st. There is NO day of event registration. (Rain Date: Sunday, June 9th) Due to insurance rules, SBRA membership is required for this event. You MUST BE A CURRENT SBRA MEMBER by MARCH 31, 2019 (no exceptions). There is a limit of 130 riders for the "with train ticket" option (no limit for "no train ticket" option). AGAIN THIS YEAR ... there will be an option for riding a Metric Century. Cue sheets are provided but the route is not marked. No supported waterstops. SAG service will be limited. If you have never done a long ride, please have an alternate ride home.
If you have never participated in a century ride before? See ourCENTURY TRAININGinformation page to find out how easy and fun it can be!
Event Coordinator: Joanna Pascucci - call 631-747-3464 or email
While many people are participating in today's century ride, some members do not want a long ride or only have a few hours to devote to riding today, like myself.
So, I am posting this C ride (average 11.6 and 12.1) for those who want to get out for a few hours, at a relaxing pace. Join me for this ride around Holbrook, Ronkonkoma, and Bohemia, then down to Sayville and back up to Ronkonkoma and the ride start. We will take our break at the Gourmet Bagel Co. on Lakeland Ave., where beverages, food, and a bathroom are available. Adjustments to the route direction and/or distances may be made due to the prevailing winds and/or temperature changes.
We will take a 30 mile tour of Islip town. Some of the roads we are already familar with while some others will be new to most of us. This is the first time doing this route, I am still working on developing it, and hopefully by ride time I will have it down pat. I am figuring the ride to be 30 miles at a B- pace with road speeds from 14-16.5, with wind to our backs maybe 17mph. Depending on my final route we may possible be a mile or two plus or minus. I am hoping for a minimum of 30 miles and maximum of 32 miles. We will take a break around 14-15 at the Islip Terrace Bagel Bakery. Please don't eat too much at this break as I have hired a specially talented baker who will be supplying cup cakes at the finish.
Any cancellations due to weather will be posted by 8:00am, feel free to contact me if you should have any questions 516-983-4827.
Please park in Sayville Railroad parking lot south of the RR tracks in the lot next to Greene Ave.
It's off to Manorville. The average pace for the ride will be between 14.6 to 15.0 mph +/- depending on the roads, wind direction, rider ability or other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -17 mph.) to produce the average. The route might vary slightly from last week depending on conditions. A rest/ food stop at McDonald’s or the bagel shop is on the schedule around mile 16. There are a few places along the route where leg stretches can be done for those who wish to do so. There is no obligation for anyone to do this; you can hang back with me.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 7:30am, if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text me anytime if you have questions about the ride
This ride is for those who don't want to do a full metric century (67 Miles). HOwever, it's one way from Hampton Bays to Montauk where we can join the other century riders for food,drink and merriment . You'll need a way to get back to the ride start or home. Any questions, give a call 631-588-5763.
Pace line ride out to the Main Road Biscuit. Pace is between Cahrlie Birds and Early Birds. If you are looking at race pace the Early Birds is for you. Please download or become familiar with the route.
Saftey first. Please make sure you do a ride you feel comfotable riding. It's ok to push yourself but no one should be riding in the red. You put yourself and everyone else at risk when you do so. These rides are suppose to be fun.
After the big ride, it might be nice to do an easy controlled paceline ride out to Riverhead, to do some active recovery for those tired muscles. We'll stop at Goldberg's Bagels in Riverhead to grab a nice bagel and / or coffee. And of course, we can all brag about the great averages that everyone had on the Century!
Then it's a spin through some rolling terrain including Middle Road and Deep Hole, with an easy pace up the rises!
Ride to Babylon with a quick stop in town for coffee. We will try to come in with a 14.0mph average, which means we will be cruising at 15.0-15.5. Ride is very flat with 2 small hills over the railrod tracks
Today's’ route to Great River will change up a bit towards the end of the ride, if the wind is in our favor; making this route pretty flat except for 2 overpasses. We will go the usual route heading south using the Connetquot Park bike bath. We’ll work our way down to Heckscher Park, do a loop where one can stretch the legs a bit if desired. The average pace for this ride will be between 14.5 & 15.0 +/- mph, or what conditions allow. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.5 mph, or slower if needed for safety concerns.
We’ll be making a rest stop around mile 19 at the deli/bakery. The route back will be determined by the wind direction. Good Stuff after the Ride. Not sure what good stuff; it's always a surprise.
Any cancellations due to unforeseeable circumstances, or weather related problems will be posted by 7:30am. If you have any questions about this ride, or the start location, please call or text my cell, 631-484-3490.
Come on my C paced ride of 18-22 miles at 10.6-11.6mph. Newbies always welcome and nobody gets left behind. Any cancellation will be by 8:30am. Park on North side of RR at end of road. Bring water and a snack as route will be determined at ride start due to wind, tide, position of moon and leaders disposition.
Easy C ride no one left behind cell 631-484-1650 please call before 7pm or after 7 am for questions check back day of ride if weather is questionable 2 hours before ride.
Come out and join me for a ride from Bellport to the Beach. CHANGE - we will NOT make a stop at Wertheim because it is closed on Sundays; we will stop at 7-11 prior to the beach or you may bring a snack.
This is a C+ ride, which will average 12.5 - 12.9, depending on the wind and the riders, and there will be cue sheets.
The Century is over and on the books so now it’s time to enjoy a ride! This will be an easy b/b+ on the low end of the b/b+ range. Making it later in case any Century riders want to come. Check the morning of the ride for any changes.
I'm in ER @ SBU for Bonnie; hoping to ride this ride on Wednesday
I'm done with piling on milage in training for the RR Century ... time to begin working some hills. This ride was created by Jack Steffens, a great ride leader and hill (and dog) trainer who passed too soon. This ride has a B/B+ rating due to the effort but will probably end up with a B pace. We only climb ~1650 feet with this ride.
Recovery is about heart rate and/or power not speed! I will be monitoring heart rate and power and keeping in the zone 2 area. Pleae check the route below.
No way to know on Monday how wet tomorrow will be at ride time. Please check back at 7:45 for decision on ride time or possible cancel.
Low level C+/B- to the lighthouse in Oldfield and West Meadow Beach. Rest stop/ bathroom break at the beach
Get your hill practice served many different ways by the hills of the Three Villages. Our break is at West Meadow Beach; bring your own snack. Bathroom stop at the beach. On the non-hills, we expect to cruise at C+/B-. On the hills, each does his/her own best effort and we meet at the top — no pressure there. There are spots where faster riders can push ahead.
Before ride, contact me at (frchtchr@hotmail.com). Morning of ride, my cell is 631-835-1454.
The ride is CANCELED due to rain. I can’t delay the start time because I have afternoon appointments which I would be unable to make.
Thiswill be a nice ride around the Holbrook area. The average pace for this ride will be between 14.0 & 15.0 mph; naturally the road speed will be higher to produce the average. We can all go for coffee and a bagel at the end of the ride and chat if you want. If the route changes a bit we could stop at Mickey D's. We'll see, group decides.
Any cancellation due to weather or any other circumstance will be posted no later than 8:00am if necessary. If you have question about the ride or the start location please call or text me 631.484.3490…
THIS RIDE DELAYED UNTIL 10:30am. Ride start time changed to 10am Easy C ride no one left behind cell 631-484-1650 please call before 7pm or after 7 am for questions check back day of ride if weather is questionable 2 hours before ride.
Hopefully the roads will be dry so we can get this ride in. This is a steady pace ride with one stop. Because of the weather please check back for any changes.
Watch the weather as the forecast precip should end at 1 but we may have to delay or cancel.
Hava and I will be circumventing the EPCAL property on the bike path. Depending who shows we might add a mile or two up and down River Road to visit Louie the Llama.
Be sure to check this posting again!
Running late? Just call my cell ... we'll be patient.
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River and East Islip for a 22 mile ride. The ride will be at a B- pace with an average speed of around 14.5 to 15mph and road speeds that will reach 16 to 18 mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 2:00pm day of ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
Ride around the Great River and Islip area with a loop in Heckscher Park and a short rest stop at Islip Beach. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 3PM.
Ride 15-19 miles at an 10.5-11.5 pace until dusk. Wear bright gear and have lights. Newbies always welcome and nobody gets left behind. Park on South side of RR in lot across the street. Daylights burning so wheels down at 6:00. Any cancellation will be by 4:30.
I'll be extremely happy to be at this ride start! ... time to begin working some hills. This ride was created by Jack Steffens, a great ride leader and hill (and dog) trainer who passed too soon. This ride has a B/B+ rating due to the effort but will probably end up with a B pace. We only climb ~1650 feet with this ride.
Off to Briermere with a brief stop to see the American Bison, if they are in a field viewable from the road. If you want to share a pie, bring singles and change. There are many porta-potties where we are parked, and a real bathroom at Briermere's. For info, contact Bill G. at 631-356-3036. Any changes will be posted by 07:15am day of ride.
The Burger – A thick juicy burger, cooked to order, lettuce, tomato, and fries. Wash it down with a tall glass of selected tap beer; all this for only $6.00.
The Taco – Beef tacos $1.00, half price beer with many tap selections. For those who don’t want beef there are $2.00 shrimp tacos as well as other choices.
The Ride – Almost forgot, we must do the ride. We’ll be going to the Yaphank area or the Patchogue area or the Holbrook area. It all depends on the riders and the wind. The average will be about 14-15mph+/-.Naturally the road speed will be higher; between 15.5 and 17.0 with the wind at your back.
I know this is a new ride start location. Click on Raymour & Flannigan Patchogue above and then click Google Maps. If you need directions please call me at 631.484.3490, or text. Any cancellation due to weather or unforeseen circumstance will be posted no later than 12:30PM.
Heading north to the beaches & coast Nissequogue to Strongs Neck & back. A short stop if needed. I'm willing to make it a bit later for those who work and may need 5:30 or 6pm, text me & let me know otherwise 5pm it is. Light up! My cell 631 922-0632
We are off to Shipwreck Cove for a quick evening spin.We will stop at Shipwreck Cove (mile 13) for a quick break before heading back. The average pace will be between 16.0 to 17.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction and other conditions. The road speed will naturally be higher (18 -20 mph.) to produce that average.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 4:00pm if necessary. My cell phone number is 347-677-4164; call or text anytime if you have questions about this ride.
Join us as we travel scenic backroads thru the Stony Brook-Setauket area: historic places, great views, great sunsets, great folks. We are a diverse group out for an enjoyable ride and fun nite.
The ride classification takes into account the rolling/hill route, often finishing around 12.7-13.2. There are wait ups after climbs and places to stretch your legs ahead... but please note this is not a "race ride". Dinner afterwards if interested.
Check ride calendar for any changes or cancellations by 5pm the day of ride.
Parking lot on Greeley. Target cruise speed is 17 but will drop to 15 if needed for slowest rider. One brief breather at 15 miles. While there is some scenery on the Idle Hour Loop, the ride is designed with long straighs and minimal turns to maintain the crusing speed.
Today's Mi Tierrita ride will be going to Smith’s Point. The route is mostly flat with a small incline here and there. The route on the way back may change depending on the wind.
The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads and wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.5 mph. We'll stop along the way for a bathroom break around mile 10. Don’t forget to bring a snack for the stop along the way.
Do you know what AGUAPANELA is? Come and find out; PARKING: Use the area of the parking lot on the SOUTH side first
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 8:00 am if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start...
Park in the southeast corner of the KMart shopping center. This will be a tour through Yaphank, and south to the Bellport Docks for a rest stop at mile 18, and back for a scenic ride along the water in Patchogue. There will be a deli stop in Bellport. As usual, bring water and snacks. Check the ride calendar for any changes or cancellation which would be posted by 7:30 AM. Call my cell if you have any questions. This is the Ride With GPS link to the route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/30238664
Cancled due to forcast. Easy C ride no one left behind cell 631-484-1650 please call before 7pm or after 7 am for questions check back day of ride if weather is questionable 2 hours before ride.
Come join us at 7pm for a very informartive talk on Bike Law with Daniel Flanzig. Meet fellow cyclists and learn about your rights, New York State Bicycle laws and current projects and legislation to enhance cycling across Long Island & beyond. We will be raffling off multiple items at the end of the talk. Stay tuned for more details.
Check back to this posting Friday morning after 7 AM as Thursday's forecast precip may cause a change in venue.
I would like to do most of the trail including the Darkside of the Moon extension ... but modify since I haven't been Mtn. Biking and dependant on the group.
Always check the posting before leaving for the ride as Life Happens and Things Change.
Running late? PULL OVER and call my cell below ... we'll wait but make you feel lousy about it ...
Expected strong winds will change this ride to a more sheltered area around Calverton and Manorville. Break will be at Bean and Bagel. Average speed and mileage could be affected by the expected winds. Off to Quogue, with some scenic stops along the way. We will be on Dune Road for a few miles. Snack stop wil be at the bakery in Westhampton. There will be bathroom stops. For info: contact Bill G at 631-356-3036. Check the ride calendar for changes, which will be posted by 07:10am, day of ride.
Tour historic community, once the Vanderbilt estate, part of which became known as the Idle Hour Artist's Colony. Ride thru the Mews, original farm, the canals, mansion (was Dowling College), the Connetquot River, views of the Bayard Cutting arboretum...and more! Meet at southwest end of the lot.
Grand Tour of the North Fork, from Manorville out to Orient. Route is mostly flat, with a climb at the Northville tanks on the way out, and some rollers on Soundview Avenue.
Pace will be on the lower end of B/B+, will keep cruising speed around 17-18 tops, shooting for an overall 16.0 average speed. The group will stay together, and everyone will take turns with the pulls. I’ll pull on the downhills.
Please bring plenty of water and snacks. Quick stops at Iron Pier and Matituck Breakwater beaches, lunch will be in Greenport at the 45 mile mark. We’ll also stop at the Horton Point Lighthouse on the way back.
We can all have a drink in The Maples after the ride, with all the other bikers.
Directions to The Maples: LIE exit 70, head north on CR 111 about 1/4 mile to Ryerson, right turn on Ryerson, park across the street from The Maples on the east side of Ryerson.
the OTHER bbb we will meet at the new home of the bluepouint brewery and ride to smithspoint beach post ride exploration of the new tasting room and eatery (has anyone been there??) hoping other ride leaders will post companion rides (more riders=more fun) bring a change of clothes and money for the brewery-not sure if outside food is permitted.
Join us for a multi-level ride, where all rides will all end up back in Patchogue around the same time.We'll be leaving from the new Blue Point Brewery in Patchogue and then going to check out the brewary after the ride. Come for the ride and/or come for the social aspect of the club (no drinking required). Bring a change of clothes for after the ride and some money if you plan on having lunch or brews there. With their new "tasting room" we cannot bring our own food, as we did at their old/outside location.
Any food and/or brew costs are at personal expense.
The "CHANGE" noted above is the Ride direction, whichwill be determined on the morning of the ride. One option is to go east to the Smith Point Marina (not the beach) and the second is to go west/north (through Sayville, up around Ronkonkoma, through Bohemia {which is where our break would be}, back around Sayville, and returning to Patchogue. Somewhere along the way both routes will see the Great South Bay.
This is a C+/B- ride which will average 13.5 - 13.9 {depending on the riders, the wind, etc.} and the ride distance will be 27-28 miles, regardless of which direction we ride.
Originally I posted this as SS manorville ride, but i am changing the ride so we can be part of Rons BBB(Bike Beach Brew) ride. You do not have to stay after the ride to go to the new Blue Point Brewery so don't let that keep you away. This year I do not thnk we can bring our own snacks so bring some money if you plan on having lunch or brews there. Look for cars but I believe we park where we used to park across from the Y but not in the Y's parking lot. Looks for the bike racks!
Parking lot across from Little Vincent's Pizza. We want to get our hill legs working to prepare for next week's Fairfield Hills Ride and the Discover the Hudson Valley ride. We love scenery and hills offer the best. We'll tour a number of North Shore beaches and water views Long Beach, Short Beach, Cordwood, West Meadow, Old Field, Port Jeff and Crystal Brook Hollow. The last 11 miles are relatively flat. We will be patient with any riders also developing their hill legs.
Afterwards, join us for a couple of slices of one of Long Island's Best Pizzas - you earned it. No credit cards accecpted.
Let’s join Ron for the BBB. Check his ride for details. My ride will be the same as the Mi Tierrita ride with a few changes. After the ride we can have some beer and chat if you want.
The ride - will be going to Smith’s Point. The route is mostly flat with a small incline here and there. The route on the way back may change depending on the wind.
The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads and wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.5 mph. We'll stop along the way for a bathroom break around mile 12. Don’t forget to bring a snack for the stop along the way.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 7:30 am if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start...
We will head first to the beach and then home by heading north to Sunrise Hwy. North Service Road. We will finish in the mid to upper 17s dependent on the weather conditions. Here is the route https://ridewithgps.com/routes/30246999
Low C+ paced ride to Manorville for our break at McD's or bagel place. Check back for any changes which would be posted by 7 am. Looks a bit breezy but what else is new?!
This ride will have two breaks, midway thru the ride we stop at McDonald's in Manorville, than head up to the North Shore and Wildwood State Park. Both stops have restrooms, and Verterans Park has Porta-Potties available. Some of the mileage will be on the car-free Grumman Trail. For info: contact Bill G. at 631-356-3036. Check the ride calendar the day of the ride for changes, which would be posted by 07:30am.
A new course with long rocking highway runs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuyR6SZGEqs , that eventually gets us out to Briermere Farms at around 26.5 miles. Kick in the pedal and let's get a little bit faster...we don't have to ride a hundred miles. The return will include some rolling terrain, including Deep Hole, with a new twist.
So, clean-off the bike from the Century, dig out two water bottles and let's rock!
No booze on this cruise, but a chance to grab some of Briermere's goodies and coffee!
SORRY HAVE TO CANCEL THIS RIDE. MAY SEE YOU AT BBB
Join us for a multi-level ride, where all rides will all end up back in Patchogue around the same time.We'll be leaving from the new Blue Point Brewery in Patchogue and then going to check out the brewary after the ride. Come for the ride and/or come for the social aspect of the club (no drinking required). Bring a change of clothes for after the ride and some money if you plan on having lunch or brews there. With their new "tasting room" we cannot bring our own food, as we did at their old/outside location.
Any food and/or brew costs are at personal expense.
This ride wil not go to the Beach as I am not in shape to do a 40 mile ride at this time. Not sure of the route yet but it will be in the neighborhood of 25 miles
This will be a B/B+ paceline ride probably at the lower end of the ride classification I will post the route as soon as I can
Come out and join me for a ride from Bellport to the Beach. We will make a stop at Wertheim; we will stop at 7-11 prior to the beach or you may bring a snack. Newbies always welcome and well taken care of and as always, nobody left behind. No grumpy riders allowed.
This is a C ride, which will average 10.5 - 11.5, depending on the wind, ride leaders disposition and the riders. Chocolate chip cookies at rides end for those who make it back!
Heading out to MRB from Calverton. Steady pace (between EB and CB pace) with a stop at MRB. Wait up on top of any hills we have. Please download or know the route before we leave.
We will be leaving East Islip BOA and head to the Great River area. Then we will make our way to the Babylon Dock area. Then off to Islip Beach before returning to the bank. Our break will be in Babylon or East Islip, the group will decide.
This is a B- ride with an average speed around 15 mph, road speeds may reach 16-19mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 7:00am day of ride.
This is ideal training for the Gold Coast Tour 70 miler. We'll have about 3,500 ft of climbing and do quite a few of the same hills as Gold Coast. Route is available here:
Please arrive 20 minutes prior to start in the north end of Syosset LIRR parking lot (near the side of firehouse), for the ride sign-in and pre-ride briefing. Restrooms are available pre-ride at the Dunkin Donuts on west end of parking lot.
Please bring two water bottles; we'll have one rest stop (deli with two restrooms) but it doesn't occur until around mile 40, in Great Neck. Wait-ups as necessary to keep the group together.
Update – 7:15am. The rain is going to stop by 8:15am. I am going to delay the ride till 9:30am so the roads have a chance to dry a little.
Today's’ route to Great River will change up a bit towards the end of the ride, if the wind is in our favor; making this route pretty flat except for 2 overpasses. We will go the usual route heading south using the Connetquot Park bike bath. We’ll work our way down to Heckscher Park, do a loop where one can stretch the legs a bit if desired.
The average pace for this ride will be between 14.5 & 15.0 +/- mph, or what conditions allow. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.5 mph, or slower if needed for safety concerns.
We’ll be making a rest stop around mile 19 at the deli/bakery. The route back will be determined by the wind direction. Good Stuff after the Ride. Not sure what good stuff; it's always a surprise.
Any cancellations due to unforeseeable circumstances, or weather related problems will be posted by 7:30am. If you have any questions about this ride, or the start location, please call or text my cell, 631-484-3490.
Easy C ride no one left behind cell 631-484-1650 please call before 7pm or after 7 am for questions check back day of ride if weather is questionable 2 hours before ride.
Mellow paceline ride to stretch the muscles and get ready for the workweek. We'll head out to Riverhead on wide shoulders and back roads, through the waterfront park, for a stop at the bagel shop in town.
A pace-controlled ride to get out and enjoy a ride before the weather changes. Want a harder workout? Ride the route on a moutain bike or fixie!
Loop in and around east islip to islip beach into heckcher park . bring water spare tube and a proper road bike...cancelation around 9am.ride leaves on time..park on South side of tracks
Tour historic community, once the Vanderbilt estate, part of which became known as the Idle Hour Artist's Colony. Ride thru the Mews, original farm, the canals, mansion (was Dowling College), the Connetquot River, views of the Bayard Cutting arboretum...and more! Meet at southwest end of the lot.
Low level C+/B- to the lighthouse in Oldfield and West Meadow Beach. Rest stop/ bathroom break at the beach
Get your hill practice served many different ways by the hills of the Three Villages. Our break is at West Meadow Beach; bring your own snack. Bathroom stop at the beach. On the non-hills, we expect to cruise at C+/B-. On the hills, each does his/her own best effort and we meet at the top — no pressure there. There are spots where faster riders can push ahead.
Before ride, contact me at (frchtchr@hotmail.com). Morning of ride, my cell is 631-835-1454.
Update – 7:40am – The Rain Is Coming. The Ride Is CANCELED.
Thiswill be a nice ride around the Holbrook area. The average pace for this ride will be between 14.0 & 15.0 mph; naturally the road speed will be higher to produce the average. We can all go for coffee and a bagel at the end of the ride and chat if you want. If the route changes a bit we could stop at Mickey D's. We'll see, group decides.
Any cancellation due to weather or any other circumstance will be posted no later than 8:00am if necessary. If you have question about the ride or the start location please call or text me 631.484.3490…
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The "Swiezy / Pope" Montauk Railroad Century continues. Join SBRA for Long Island's premier 100 mile ride. The 100 mile ride starts at the Babylon train station and the Metric Century (62 mile) ride starts at Mastic train station. Riders receive snacks and a comfortable ride back from Montauk on the LIRR (if registered with the train ticket option). Bicycles are individually padded by our experienced club members and returned to train station by moving van.
