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The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com

Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.

Alternative Glen Echo Loops ride for B/BB riders. We will meet at Glen Echo Park and take a different route. Expected pace between 14 and 16 mph. This week‘s route heads out to North Potomac and Travilah and then back via River Rd and Oaklyn.

It Is Back! The Winter Ride from South Germantown Recreational Park at Adventure Playground parking lot. This is a multi-class ride in the Montgomery County AG Reserve. Come join the fun in this ongoing series. Travel over low traffic roads in the brisk air every Sunday from December through February 15. Please note that the time will change to 11:00 am in January. Ride distances of 32, 42, 45, 48, and 61. (The 50 mi route is temporarily dropped due to closure of Shiloh Church Rd.) Rest stop for all rides is the Dickerson Market on Rt. 28. Click links above for routes. If you want a cue sheet, please print your own. Ride leaders may have a few cue sheets available. Check the website for information as to the ride status on days with inclement weather. Ride status will be updated by 8:00 am the day of the ride. Ride Leaders are Tim Guilford at tim@guil4d.net, Karen Berlage at karenberlage@verizon.net and Carol Linden at cdlinden@hotmail.com Various CC ride leaders on any given Sunday.

The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com

Each week will have a uniquely assigned Ride with GPS route link posted at least two days before the ride. All riders are expected to download the Ride with GPS route onto their devices or have printed out a cue sheet in case they decide to separate from the group for whatever reason. The group is expected to ride together at the group leader’s C pace, which will be 11 to 12 mph on average. Rides typically are 25 to 30 miles and ascent will be between 1,000’ and 2,200’, depending on the route. All routes are in low-traffic, moderately hilly residential areas. Those wishing to ride at an average pace of greater than 12 mph usually will have the opportunity to form a CC-level ride group at the start and depart a few minutes early with a ride leader from among their ranks. Each ride will have a rest/restroom stop midway and an optional lunch stop near the end. This is a recurring ride. ALL RIDERS MUST REGISTER EACH WEEK. For new riders, emergency-contact information is collected at the ride start.

It Is Back! The Winter Ride from South Germantown Recreational Park at Adventure Playground parking lot. This is a multi-class ride in the Montgomery County AG Reserve. Come join the fun in this ongoing series. Travel over low traffic roads in the brisk air every Sunday from December through February 15. Please note that the time will change to 11:00 am in January. Ride distances of 32, 42, 45, 48, and 61. (The 50 mi route is temporarily dropped due to closure of Shiloh Church Rd.) Rest stop for all rides is the Dickerson Market on Rt. 28. Click links above for routes. If you want a cue sheet, please print your own. Ride leaders may have a few cue sheets available. Check the website for information as to the ride status on days with inclement weather. Ride status will be updated by 8:00 am the day of the ride. Ride Leaders are Tim Guilford at tim@guil4d.net, Karen Berlage at karenberlage@verizon.net and Carol Linden at cdlinden@hotmail.com Various CC ride leaders on any given Sunday.

The Usual Monday Ride from Glen Echo. For Covid vaccinated riders, a weekly ride primarily through the rolling neighborhoods of Bethesda and Potomac. Usually, the exact route is at the whim of the ride leaders, so there are no cues and the distance varies. The group stops to regroup at all decision points and at the tops of any significant climbs. When there is interest and on Federal Holidays, a longer option is usually available. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride. On holidays a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route will be posted here. Ride Leaders: Jay Range - jayrange@aol.com and David Stinchcomb - dstinchcomb11@gmail.com

This is a multi-class ride with distances ranging from 6 to 42 miles. Choose what works for you to ride in the new year! If you have temptations left over from December‘s celebrations and the midnight before, we‘ll provide table space and beverages for sharing! Link for routes: https://ridewithgps.com/collections/36993?privacy_code=MvoA4N7oik3EbFyS SPECIAL PARKING NOTE: Please park on the wide shoulders of Rt. 144 as close as possible to cars in front and behind. Our neighbor built a fortress so that lot is off limits. Any questions, ask Larry Black, 301-831-5151, or info@bike123.com