OASIS BREWING COMPANY – Saturday November 15^th at C&C at 8:30am

This Saturday we will try the Oasis Brewing Company Ride which simply means let’s meet at C&C at 8:30am and ride out to Avery Ranch and then finish at Oasis Brewing Company.  That will be about a 50+ mile and there will be an A Group and B Group.

While this Saturday will be cold it will be the warmest day of the week with temps reaching 55.  I was also told the Oasis will have the fire pit on for us and the heater lamps so we will be nice and toasty.

The brewery will be open for us at 11am so we will need to ride long enough so we show up at the Brewery at 11am.  Noble Pig will open at noon.

As always there will be an A Group that will average 18 – 20 mph over the entire ride and there will be a B Group that will average 15 – 17 mph.  Both groups don’t have designated sweepers so you should have a certain level of fitness to keep up with the respective group.

OR

You can try the 110 Mile Tour de Hugel Ride which will start at 7:00am.  Details can be found by starting at their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/tourdashugel

COFFEE SHOP RIDE – Sunday November 16^th at 8:30am at Cups & Cones

Join us this Sunday for the SRC Coffee Shop Ride!  This is for those wanting to explore options outside of Steiner Ranch or those wanting a nice social/recovery ride.

The group will leave C&C at 8:30am like the other Sunday ride groups, but will target some not-too-far coffee shop for some espresso, biscotti, and socialization.  The ride will average around 15-17 mph and should be perfect for those looking for a recovery ride or to extend their range out of Steiner.  Each week we will pick a different destination, but they would typically be around 15 miles from C&C.  This is a no-drop ride, but you should be able to ride 30-40 miles at a 15-17 mph pace.

We have a big weekend of riding and from what it looks like as of today great weather for said rides.  The big ride of the weekend is the Livestrong ride and you still can get in for FREE if you contact Susan Carlo at s.carlo247@gmail.com  That being said you have choices.  Below are other rides you can choose from.

ALTERNATIVE LIVESTRONG RIDE – Saturday October 18^th at 7:30am at Cups & Cones

Saturday Thomas is leading an alternative Livestrong ride.  It will be a 104 mile ride with 6000 feet of climbing. The link to the route is below:

https://www.facebook.com/events/829931320381208/

For those that don’t want to ride 104 miles just show up at Cups & Cones at 7:30am and you can do the Dam Loop.

LIVESTRONG CHALLENGE – Sunday October 19^th

For those that have done this ride in the past it is a great ride for a great cause. There is free swag, food, beer and music.  The cycling route is great too.  There are a bunch of distances too ranging from 20, 40, 65 and 100 mile distances.  You can learn more about the ride at http://www.livestrong.org/events/1700/ and as mentioned above Susan Carlo has 18 free tickets and you can reach her at s.carlo247@gmail.com

It really a great ride and it is well supported and a lot of fun.

COFFEE SHOP RIDES – Sunday October 19^th at 7:30am at Cups & Cones

Join us this Sunday for the SRC Coffee Shop Ride!  This is for those wanting to explore options outside of Steiner Ranch or those wanting a nice social/recovery ride.

The group will leave C&C at 7:30 like the other Sunday ride groups, but will target some not-too-far coffee shop for some espresso, biscotti, and socialization.  The ride will average around 15-17 mph and should be perfect for those looking for a recovery ride or to extend their range out of Steiner.  Each week we will pick a different destination, but they would typically be around 15 miles from C&C.  This is a no-drop ride, but you should be able to ride 30-40 miles at a 15-17 mph pace.

BABES (and BROS) on BIKES / RECOVERY RIDE – Sunday October 19^th at 8:30am at Cups & Cones

Come join us for the Sunday social Babes (and Bros) on Bikes / Recovery Ride.   This user-friendly ride is intended for beginners looking to gain some experience and/or riders wanting a later start or easy Sunday cruise.  Riders meet at Cups & Cones for ‘wheels down’ at 8:30​am. This is a ‘no drop’ ride, meaning the group stays together, within the neighborhoods of Steiner Ranch.  The route and pace is customized to the level of riders who show up.  In general, you can expect a mostly flat course, about 1 hour long varying from 10-20 miles.  There will be optional hill climbs for those wanting an extra challenge, and to help beginners set riding goals.  You will learn the basics of bicycle safety, riding technique, equipment recommendations, but mostly, you will meet new friends and have FUN!  All are welcome!  Hope to see you there!