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Join me for a scenic ride through rolling hills of Fauquier County, a long climb up Mount Weather and a short climb up Naked Mountain. Rest stop at mile 25 Bluemont General Store. 58-Mt Weather – Nkd Mountain https://ridewithgps.com/routes/41969359

Start at Olney Manor Recreational Park, near restroom building and dog park. Anticipating light holiday traffic on roads we don’t use often, going north on New Hampshire Avenue and returning via Laytonsville. The route is flatter than most. We usually have some B-level riders, but for CC level won’t drop anyone who can maintain 13.5 mph. Please print a cue sheet if you need one. Contact/leader: Dave Kitzmiller (kitzdh79@gmail.com) (202) 330-3798

Join me for an easy jaunt (which is all I‘m capable of right now) to Darnestown & back. Sign up online, print your own cue sheet.

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 with RidewithGPS cues. Coffee shop and socializing near end of the ride and on the longer ride a rest stop in Poolsville. On Memorial Day a RidewithGPS file of a 35ish and 60ish mile route is posted below. Ride Leaders: Warren Farb (wfarb@mac.com) and Janice Stoodley (janice.stoodley1@gmail.com) 35ish mile: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/14782156?privacy_code=ZcOCmYUhDi3AnALi 60ish mile: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/38624522?privacy_code=At6kew3pt2qQtZjl

NO Monday evening ride due to Labor Day Holiday. Have a great ride. The usual Monday EZ BB pace ride throughout Frederick County on rural roads, frequent use of pacelines, no big climbs, exact route varies each week, so no cue sheet, we regroup at decision points. We will go longer as daylight allows up to 50 miles in late June/July. 5:03 pm start at the Starbucks on 7th Street in Frederick. No go in active rain. Ride leader: Darius Mark (darius.mark.mdge@statefarm.com). Rides are also posted, updated, and cancelled on FB here: @frederickroadriding

A loopy route on rolling mostly unpaved roads from Hamilton. Recommend gravel or cyclocross tires for comfort and safety. This will be a casual ride with regrouping at various points. To facilitate regrouping expect to maintain an average pace of about 12.5 mph. Start at Hamilton Community Park, 31 W Colonial Hwy, Hamilton, VA 20158. Park opposite the playground. Porta-loo is available at the Park. Rest stop at Hill Tom Market in Hillsboro, mile 28. Optional 1.25 mile climb up Shannondale Rd at mile 26. Mike McCarley, 703.218.0707, mccarleym218@gmail.com. Contact me with questions before the ride.

Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (18.5 to 19+ mph). Cyclists gather at Cava Mezze in Rockville (Traville Gateway Dr, Rockville) afterwards for beverages and training meal for those who wish to train further. Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us. If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.

Yup: we are back for 2024, y‘all! A prompt 6pm departure will take us on an ever-changing route (due to sunset times) out to Montgomery County and back, taking myriad turns, climbs, descents, and views in along the way. THIS IS NOT A SHOW-AND-GO RIDE! Please click on the ride description and sign the online waiver (Google Form) - you need only do this once for the ENTIRE DTB series! Ride will not go in thunderstorms, AQI > 100, heat index over 100°F, bad windstorms, ice, or snow.

Nice route to Kelly‘s Ford going out on Springs Road with rolling hills on the return from Remington. Rest stop miles 28 and 43. WAR 61 Kellys Ford Springs Out https://ridewithgps.com/routes/44037110

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.

This Thursday evening social ride will make full use of shortening day length by heading NW from the starting point through neighborhood roads along the Mass Avenue corridor, drop down to the MacArthur Blvd bike path then loop through Palisades to a final climb through AU Park back to the start...about 10 miles and 800 feet climb overall. Meet by 6:15pm at the south parking lot of ElectriCityBikes store (now closed) on Wisconsin Ave., NW. GPS file route is #20 Wood Acres Short - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29532351 Close to the end of the ride there will be a stop for ice cream at Millie’s at Mass Ave and 49th St.

Choose from 3 paved routes and a gravel option. Start at The Farm Brewery, 16015 John Marshall Hwy, Broad Run, VA 20137. There is a fee to register. All proceeds from the Warrior Ride go directly to the Warrior Retreat at Bull Run which provides cost-free retreat stays and non-medical services that positively affect the recovery of wounded, ill, and injured service members and disabled Veterans. Register at Bike Reg: https://www.bikereg.com/warrior-ride For more information: https://www.willingwarriors.org/bikeride

Let‘s do another Chris special with this moderately hilly 35 mile ride starting at K2 Cafe in Pooleville. It travels along mostly lightly traveled road with a rest stop at Dickerson store. Please print you own cue sheet: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/38857301 Helmets and registration required.

CANCELLED! PLEASE sign up before 8am Saturday so I know if anyone is coming. The route goes out and comes back on Schaeffer Rd with the usual roads in the Ag Reserve.

Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish. If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout. NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place. While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish. RIDE REQUIREMENTS ********************** - Helmet - Foot Retention (clipless pedals) - Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended) - Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone

If you did Civil War on Saturday, this is a great recovery ride. Even if you got rained out, it‘s still a nice ride. It is three simple loops out of K2, never more than 8 miles from your car. Sign up online if you plan to ride, Print your own cue sheet.

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: Warren Farb (wfarb@mac.com) and Janice Stoodley (janice.stoodley1@gmail.com)

SORRY high winds today. See you next week. The usual Monday EZ BB pace ride throughout Frederick County on rural roads, frequent use of pacelines, no big climbs, exact route varies each week, so no cue sheet, we regroup at decision points. We will go longer as daylight allows up to 50 miles in late June/July. 5:03 pm start at the Starbucks on 7th Street in Frederick. No go in active rain. Ride leader: Darius Mark (darius.mark.mdge@statefarm.com). Rides are also posted, updated, and cancelled on FB here: @frederickroadriding

Moderately hilly course, no big climbs. Recommend gravel or cyclocross tires for comfort and safety. Start from Mickie Gordon Park, 23229 Carters Farm Ln, Middleburg, 20117. Porta-loo in the park. No stores on route so bring fuel and liquid you may need. Good idea to start fully hydrated. We’ll take a roadside stop en route. This will be a casual ride with regrouping at various points. * If you ride B psce or above on paved roads this ride is probably suitable. To facilitate regrouping please be prepared to average at least 12.0 mph. Mike McCarley, 703.218.0707, mccarleym218@gmail.com. Contact me with questions before the ride.

Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (18.5 to 19+ mph). Cyclists gather at Cava Mezze in Rockville (Traville Gateway Dr, Rockville) afterwards for beverages and training meal for those who wish to train further. Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us. If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.

Mostly easy rolling roads, no big climbs. Start at Old Bust Head Brewery, 7134 Farm Station Rd, Vint Hill. Rest room available at the ride start. Rest stop at Elk Run Store, mile 32. This should be a casual ride, not race-pace, but maybe some brisk tempo from time to time. We’ll regroup if riders are reasonably close, or if someone decides to stop for a corn or cow picture. Casual. There might even be some conversation.

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.

This social ride starts Thursday evening in Tenleytown DC. It is an 11 mile loop through Kenwood, Bethesda, and Chevy Chase. The ride is relatively flat with a couple of not-too-long hills out and back. Meet by 6:15p at the south parking lot of City Bikes on Wisconsin Ave., NW. GPS file route https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29540223. Those so desiring afterwards can go several blocks from the ride finish to Pete’s Pizza and eat at the outside tables there.

This moderately hilly 32 mile ride starts at K2 Cafe in Poolesville and travels through mostly lightly travelled roads to Dickerson store before returning to Poolesville. Helmet and registration required. Please download your own cue sheet:https://ridewithgps.com/routes/44205630

Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish. If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout. NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place. While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish. RIDE REQUIREMENTS ********************** - NO AERO BARS - Helmet - Foot Retention (clipless pedals - highly recommended) - Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended) - Ability to hold 20mph **minimum** and ride SAFELY in a group or be willing to potentially ride alone.

PLEASE sign up before 8am Saturday so I know if anyone is coming. If nobody signs up by 8am, ride will be cancelled. The route goes out and comes back on Schaeffer Rd with the usual roads in the Ag Reserve.

Route covers the roads we usually do, but a slight variation to get us to Bushy Park after the rest stop. Sign up online if you plan to attend. Print your own cue sheet.

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: Warren Farb (wfarb@mac.com) and Janice Stoodley (janice.stoodley1@gmail.com)

SORRY high winds today. See you next week. The usual Monday EZ BB pace ride throughout Frederick County on rural roads, frequent use of pacelines, no big climbs, exact route varies each week, so no cue sheet, we regroup at decision points. We will go longer as daylight allows up to 50 miles in late June/July. 5:03 pm start at the Starbucks on 7th Street in Frederick. No go in active rain. Ride leader: Darius Mark (darius.mark.mdge@statefarm.com). Rides are also posted, updated, and cancelled on FB here: @frederickroadriding

Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (18.5 to 19+ mph). Cyclists gather at Cava Mezze in Rockville (Traville Gateway Dr, Rockville) afterwards for beverages and training meal for those who wish to train further. Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us. If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.

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.

This Thursday evening social ride will make full use of shortening day length by heading NW from the starting point through neighborhood roads along the Mass Avenue corridor, drop down to the MacArthur Blvd bike path then loop through Palisades to a final climb through AU Park back to the start...about 10 miles and 800 feet climb overall. Meet by 6:15pm at the south parking lot of ElectriCityBikes store (now closed) on Wisconsin Ave., NW. GPS file route is #20 Wood Acres Short - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29532351 Those so desiring afterwards can go several blocks from the ride finish to Pete’s Pizza and eat at the outside tables there.

Joint Tandem ride with the PATS, WABITS and CRABS on D&C canal and surrounding area in Northern Delaware. This ride is 49 miles in length, 945 ft climb, and starts on the C&D canal in Chesapeake City, MD. We will follow the canal trail east to Delaware City. Then we will cross the canal on the Reedy Point Bridge (biggest climb on the ride) and follow scenic low traffic roads for a loop on the south side of the canal to Port Penn and Augustine Beach. We will circle back to the Reedy Point Bridge to again cross the canal and take a short snack break in the park along the Delaware Bay before we cycle back to Chesapeake City via a road route. Once back we have the option for lunch/dinner at Schaefer‘s Canal House. Bring snacks and water for the ride. Bring money for lunch/dinner after the ride. https://ridewithgps.com/routes/44165377 Please pre-register on the BCP website: https://phillybikeclub.org/bcpdo/ride/calendar Please park in the far back of the parking lot. Ride leaders: Manny and Marsha Menendez manny@menendezfamily.com

Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish. If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout. NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place. While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish. RIDE REQUIREMENTS ********************** - Helmet - Foot Retention (clipless pedals) - Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended) - Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone

Join club members for our annual fall picnic. This year, we‘ll spin through the shady and rolling roads of rural Fauquier and Loudoun counties. Enjoy the scenic views and wide-open spaces. We’ll have three routes, so there will be riding appropriate for a wide range of riders. The club will also provide a tasty lunch after so plan on staying after the ride to socialize. The two longer rides will begin at 9:30, and we’ll have food onsite at the Water’s Edge Pavilion till 4:30. Register on the website by Monday, Sept 16th so we can make sure we have enough food. Routes: 52 miles: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47891077 36 miles: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47891037 23 miles https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47902628 (leaving at 10:00) The 52-mile and 36-mile routes share many of the same roads and a rest stop at the Orleans Market. Note that all three rides are self-supported. For more information on the routes, the area and day-of-ride details, go to the RWGPS event page: https://ridewithgps.com/events/332556-all-club-fall-picnic-from-northern-fauqu We would like to have riders start out in groups based on speed and ride class. Contact the event coordinator if you are willing to lead or co-lead one of the groups! Need a ride? Able to offer a ride to a club member? Send an email to pptcrideshare@gmail.com indicating which one along with your name and address.

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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: Warren Farb (wfarb@mac.com) and Janice Stoodley (janice.stoodley1@gmail.com)

SORRY high winds today. See you next week. The usual Monday EZ BB pace ride throughout Frederick County on rural roads, frequent use of pacelines, no big climbs, exact route varies each week, so no cue sheet, we regroup at decision points. We will go longer as daylight allows up to 50 miles in late June/July. 5:03 pm start at the Starbucks on 7th Street in Frederick. No go in active rain. Ride leader: Darius Mark (darius.mark.mdge@statefarm.com). Rides are also posted, updated, and cancelled on FB here: @frederickroadriding

Evening workout from Rileys Lock. Ride tends to be hard and fast (18.5 to 19+ mph). Cyclists gather at Cava Mezze in Rockville (Traville Gateway Dr, Rockville) afterwards for beverages and training meal for those who wish to train further. Park in first lot on the left where porta-Johns are located. Eric has agreed to arrive early and clean the bathrooms for us. If having difficulty signing up, you may simply text me at 301 252-2016 and I‘ll sign you up.

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.

A post-ride Oktoberfest celebration awaits at Bunnyman Brewing Cafe. Visit bunnymanbrewing.com for details. Ride away from the Workhouse Arts Center to explore the suburban neighborhood streets of Lorton up to West Springfield and back. Brief rest stop at Burke Lake Park, mile 10 and a slightly longer one at Starbucks, mile 17. Near the end of the ride there will be a 50 yard, unpaved, hard-packed path to ride on. Lunch afterwards at the Bunnyman Brewing Cafe, steps away from the ride start. Stay and visit the Lucy Burns Museum (history of the women’s suffragette movement) and artist galleries. SEE CUE SHEET LINK AT END OF DESCRIPTION, OR RIDE WITH GPS AT TOP OF PAGE UNDER "WHERE". Park near Building W-11 or W-10 located on the northwest side of the complex. That’s the area at the intersection of Rt 123/Ox Rd and Workhouse Rd. BATHROOM FACILITIES AT THE WORKHOUSE MAY BE AVAILABLE IN BLDG 11. See map: https://www.workhousearts.org/campus-map 9518 Workhouse Way, Lorton, VA 22079 Jeff Mankie [jsmankie@aol.com] [(571) 332-2130] GPS file for 26 mile route - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47007930 CUE SHEET LINK - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jd7cb7C9jhPxSujlUPl7swVNTNFtb347/view?usp=sharing

Bike the Gravel sponsored by Land Trust of Virginia. Rolling, mostly unpaved roads. There is a fee to participate which includes a donation to LTV. Rest stops and post ride meal and drinks are provided. Three routes to choose from, each offering an opportunity to ride through private properties that have conservation easements and are only viewable on this day. Pick your preferred course and pace. Start at the Virginia Tech Middleburg Agricultural Research and Extension Center (MARE),5527 Sullivan‘s Mill Rd, Middleburg, VA 20117. Register at Bike Reg: https://www.bikereg.com/bikethegravel-tdece?mc_cid=de6104705b&mc_eid=1685bf3d57 For more information: https://www.landtrustva.org/post/bike-the-gravel

Former Bike Rack DC Beginner ride, it has survived the closing of BRDC, and the pandemic, and morphed into a ride that offers something for everyone **See Ride Requirements below**. A/B groups usually form after the first attack following a social start. Regroup at the turnaround and again at the finish. If you’re feeling racy you can race. If you don’t have legs you can likely fall in with another group and meet up at the turnaround point (Viers Mill Park). Expect pace lines and attacks up front, more casual riding off the back and very little vehicular traffic throughout. NOTE: There is an optional, hillier finish to the last couple miles that usually arrives at the start/finish regroup around the same time as the flatter finish group. If you‘re with the group and feel like a little climbing to end your ride, just follow. If not, keep to the posted route and everyone will finish at the same place. While it can get spicy, this is ultimately a social ride and all are welcome to enjoy post-ride refreshments and revelry at Don Juan‘s in Mount Pleasant, just a short climb past the finish. RIDE REQUIREMENTS ********************** - Helmet - Foot Retention (clipless pedals) - Drop Bar Road Bike (highly recommended) - Ability to hold 18mph minimum riding in a group OR be willing to potentially ride alone

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: Warren Farb (wfarb@mac.com) and Janice Stoodley (janice.stoodley1@gmail.com)

SORRY high winds today. See you next week. The usual Monday EZ BB pace ride throughout Frederick County on rural roads, frequent use of pacelines, no big climbs, exact route varies each week, so no cue sheet, we regroup at decision points. We will go longer as daylight allows up to 50 miles in late June/July. 5:03 pm start at the Starbucks on 7th Street in Frederick. No go in active rain. Ride leader: Darius Mark (darius.mark.mdge@statefarm.com). Rides are also posted, updated, and cancelled on FB here: @frederickroadriding