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Come out and join me for a ride from Bellport to the Beach. We will make a stop at the 7-11 on William Floyd Pkwy. for a snack if you want to bring one to our break at the beach.
This is a C+/B- ride, which will average 13.7 - 14.4 (ride speed up to 16), depending on the wind and the riders. There will be cue sheets and no one gets left behind.
Leaving Bank Of America heading to East Islip and into Hecksher Park for a bathroom break and a loop around the park. Then onto Connetquot bike path and back to Bank of America. Bring snacks and drinks for this ride.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14 to 15 mph and roads that reach 16 to 17 mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 4:00pm on Monday.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
Ride from the Sayville Train Station to the Bellport Docks via the Patchogue waterfront. This will be a moderate B pace with a chance to stretch your legs on South Country Road. A short water break at the Bellport docks.
We will ride to the Bartletts in Middle Island. The hills will be at your own pace and there will be wait ups--specifically for me. We will take a short snack break at the Golf course. Bring your own snack or buy at the golf course. Any changes or cancellation will be posted by 730 am. The entrance to the parking lot is on Greenbelt Pkwy. Call my cell with any questions or concerns.
How about going to Yaphank today? The average pace for the ride will be between 14.8 and 15.0 mph. The road speed on this ride will be between 15 and 17 mph. depending on the roads, wind direction and other conditions. There are a few places along the route where one can stretch the legs if desired. There is no obligation to do this: you won’t get left behind. Around mile 20 there will be a rest stop at the deli.
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 anytime if you have questions about this ride or need directions to the start.
raining at 7:40 but it's supposed to be brief. I'll be at ride start for 9am start and we'll decide at that point.
This is hills 101: lots of hills taken at your own speed. Everyone waits for everyone after the hills; there's no push from the leader. If we keep at it, we should get to a B- pace as the season progresses. We will ride to the lighthouse in Old Field for a quick water break. There is a bathroom and snack stop (bring your snack) after the flat 3 mile beach loop.
Please check back by 7:30 am for cancellations or changes morning of ride for any reason. My cell, morning of ride, 631-835-1454. Beforehand, you can contact me via this post.
Ride is a go for 12:00. Ride leaves at noon, we can have lunch or a snack in Westhampton. Any changes will be posted by 11:00am. Off to Quogue, with a few miles on Dune Road and dessert at the Beach Bakery. Standard C+/B- pace, depending on wind, temp./humidity and rider ability. For info., contact Bill Gravitz at 631-356-3036.
PARK ON SOUTH SIDE OF TRACKS ACROSS ROAD ADJACENT TO BALL FIELD. Average pace of 11.5 - 12.8 depending on wind, tide, slowest rider and leaders disposition. As always Newbies more than welcome and well taken care of. Possibility of cookies after the ride - if you're good. Nobody left behind. Any cancellation by 4pm. Try to arrive 10 min. early as daylights burning and we want to leave on time.
South Shore ride moves to Sayville start location for the month of August. Park at the overflow lot south of the train station. We will ride east from Sayville through Bayport, Blue Point, Patchogue and Bellport, with a short break at the dock in Bellport. Cancellation for any reason will be posted no later than 3PM. If weather is iffy but I haven't cancelled by 3PM I will be at the ride start and make the call at that time.
This ride with beautiful scenic views and some challenges starts in Port Jeff Sta., goes quickly east to Ridge, then north to Shoreham and heads west to Rocky Pt.. We take back roads to Cedar Beach & finish up with some Mt. Sinai Hills before returning back to Port. My cell# is (631) 922-0632. Please check for any weather or last min. cancellations
At the end of the Lobster Roll North Fork ride, ride leaders and their groups are welcome to get together for lunch at the Lobster Roll North on Sound Avenue, which is a short ride from the Riverhead Waterfront. My ride,which I call the peconic meander, is a scenic ride along the North shore of the Peconic bay, has numerous water views, and passes vineyards and farms. There are restrooms available at our stop at a deli in Cutchogue. Numerous porta-potties are available along the way. Average speed will be between 14-14.5mph, depending on wind, heat/humidity, and rider ability. Since this will be a multi-leader ride, I may adjust the particulars of the ride to coordinate with the other ride leaders. Please check for updates, and be sure to check for changes by 06:30am day of ride. For info., contact Bill Gravitz at 631-356-3036. Park behind the Twin Forks bike shop. Nick at Twin Forks will have refreshments as we visit his bike shop after the ride. The restaurant opens 11:30, and they have a bar.
As you will see from the other posts, we are doing a multi-level ride starting at the Riverhead Waterfront, behind Twin Forks Cycles. After the ride, Nick (owner of Twin Forks Cycles) has graciously invited us to come in the shop for refreshments. Then, if you wish, some of us are heading over to the North Fork Lobster Roll, on Sound Avenue, for lunch.
Everyone is welcome to join us, but please let us know if you plan to do lunch so we can reserve enough space!
PARKING FOR THIS RIDE: we will be parking in the center of the Waterfront area, directly behind Twin Forks Cycles (large sign on the building, facing the water).
My ride will go out past Jamesport to Mattituck, where we will stop for a break on Love Lane. We will then head back toward Riverhead, riding past the Bison (if they are out) and back to the Waterfront. This will be at a C+/B- pace that will average 13.7 – 14.3 (with riding speeds of 15-16), depending upon wind, temperature, road conditions and rider ability.
As you will see from the other posts, we are doing a multi-level ride starting at the Riverhead Waterfront, behind Twin Forks Cycles. After the ride, Nick (owner of Twin Forks Cycles) has graciously invited us to come in the shop for refreshments. Then, if you wish, some of us are heading over to the North Fork Lobster Roll, on Sound Avenue, for lunch.
Everyone is welcome to join us, but please let us know if you plan to do lunch so we can reserve enough space!
PARKING FOR THIS RIDE: we will be parking in the center of the Waterfront area, directly behind Twin Forks Cycles (large sign on the building, facing the water).
My ride will go out East then North to Briermere, where we will stop for a break. We will then head back toward Riverhead, riding past the Bison (if they are out) and back to the Waterfront. This will be at a C pace that will average 11.7 – 12.9 (with riding speeds of 5-50), depending upon wind, temperature, my disposition for the day, road conditions and rider ability.
If you enjoyed my SBRA Picnic ride on the North Fork, this is your chance to do it again! If you missed it, you have another chance to ride this beautiful route! This pace line ride will start at the Riverhead Waterfront down behind Twin Fork Bike Shop. Nick has graciously invited us to come in the shop for refreshments after the ride. Some of us are then heading to the Lobster Roll on Sound Ave. for lunch. Please join us! This is going to be a multi level ride, so watch for posts in various ride categories. Call my cell with any questions. Hope to see you on the ride!
Today we will be doing the Picnic Ride but starting at the Riverhead waterfront. After the ride we are going to the Lobster Roll for lunch so bring a change of clothes. Nick from Twin Forks bike Shop is nice enough to let us change at his shop. We did this ride last year and it was alot of fun. There are other groups going as well so it is a great time to mingle with friends.
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 14.8 to 15.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction, dew point, and other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -17.0 mph.) to produce the average. There will be the usual places for leg stretches for those who wish. Depending on the wind and the route back we might be adding a mile or two.
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 phone number is 631-484-3490; call anytime if you have questions about this ride.
Leaving Bank Of America heading to Great River area & Connetquot bike path. Final route to be determined. Bring snacks and drinks for this ride. Break will either be at Timber Point Golf Course or Heckscher Park.
This is a C+/B- ride with an average speed of 13 to 14 mph, no one left behind. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 4:00pm on Wednesday.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
Join us for a south shore century ride to Montauk Point and back. This will be a fast paced ride and although it is listed as an unstructured ride, no one will be dropped.
We will go to Westhampton to the Beach Bakery as our rest stop which is around mile 25 and then head back. Check the morning of the ride for any weather related cancelations. Higher B/B+ pace with everyone taking turns pulling the ride.
We will head down to the beach at a B pace. no one gets dropped. Bring snacks and water for the beach stop. Please note the start time of 8:45. We will give Pat's faster B+ ride the chance to leave the parking lot before we start.
Today’s Mi Tierrita ride will be going to Smith’s Point. The route is mostly flat with a small incline here and there and of course the Woodside bigger incline. The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads, wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16. mph.
We'll stop along the way for a pee break around mile 10. Don’t forget to bring a snack for the beach stop. Do you know what AGUAPANELA is? Come and find out; no googling allowed. 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 7:30am if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start.
This ride is mostly flat but has rolling hills on Soundview Avenue and a few steeper hills in the Nassau Point area of Cutchogue. The route is on mostly scenic secondary roads that are lightly traveled. Please bring pocket food for our break at Nassau point. After the ride we can pick up food at a Southold deli and eat a late lunch at Founders Landing.
We will ride out of the Islip Terrace Post Office parking lot and head to Hechscher State Park for a restroom break and a loop around the park. Then we will go to Islip Beach for a short break and return to the Post Office. Please bring your drinks and snacks. Any questions concerning this ride call my cell phone 516 448-8545.
We have permssion to park at the Post Office on the South West side of the lot near the parking lot Exit.
Note: Cancellation or changes will be posted no later than 4:00PM on Thursday.
All members are welcome. New members are encouraged to attend. Light food and refreshments will be served.
Guest Speakers: A. Rosemary Mascali, Manager, Transit Solutions will be speaking about Car Free Day 2016. B. Bruce Kagan, Town of Riverhead Trail Advocate, will be speaking about the following bike trails: --- 1. the Vietnam Veterans Recreation Path --- 2. the 10 mile Rails to Trail from Wading River to MT. Sinai ---- "The Tesla Trail"
SBRA Annual Budget: August is the month SBRA reviews the proposed budget for the new year at the general membership meeting. If you would like to have an input on what the final budget will be, please join us at the August meeting.
Join me for a scenic ride on the back roads of Manorville, through the Grumman property, on the bike path, and then up to Wildwood State Park. We will stop at the deli before entering the park and then take a snack/bathroom break in the park. This will be a structured C+/B- ride that will average 13.6 - 14.4 (ride pace will be up to 16), with cue sheets, and no one will be dropped.
Cell phone (631) 523-2129.
PARK IN THE KING KULLEN SHOPPING CENTER, ALONG THE DRIVEWAY BEHIND THE 7-11 OR IN THE FIRST ROW ADJACENT TO THE DRIVEWAY, JUST DOWN FROM McDONALD'S.
We will ride out to Bellport with a stop at the dock, we can pick up coffee/drinks or snacks at the Bellport deli on the corner for our break at the dock. We will ride pace between 14 and 15, average around 13. Any questions about this ride ...call my cell 631-882-4366
This ride with beautiful scenic views and some challenges starts in Port Jeff Sta., goes quickly east to Ridge, then north to Shoreham and heads west to Rocky Pt.. We take back roads to Cedar Beach & finish up with some Mt. Sinai Hills before returning back to Port.
My cell# is (631) 922-0632. Please check for any weather or last min. cancellations
We'll wonder around and end up on Port Jeff. bike path. Speed will be dependent on group. No one left behind. Check back day of for Any changes by 4:30pm.
Rolling hills through Nissequogue, Head of the Harbor, St James and Stony Brook. Return through SUNY Stony Brook. Once leaving Port Jeff there are only a few hills on the way back. Ride may be shortened if weather looks like it will deteriorate fast. Destination may become Stony Brook with food stop at Fratellis Deli stop in Port Jeff
We will go to Manorville with the extended Mill Hill Loop. Our stop will be at McDonalds for our break. We all stay together as a group. Please check the morning of the ride for any changes.
Sayville to Smith's Point A summer south shore ride to take a look at the ocean. Moderate B pace. No one will be left behind. We will have a snack stop at Smith's point. Bring a snack or buy one at the 7-11 a few miles before Smith's point. There are multiple opportunities for P breaks. 42 miles direct route to the Beach
The Ride and Location has changed. This was the Great River 28 ride scheduled for Sunday 8/7/2016. That ride was cancelled, moved and renamed.
We will be going to Manorville … The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph. naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -16.5 mph.) to produce the average. A rest/ food stop at Mc Donald’s or the bagel shop is scheduled about mile 12 to 14. 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 anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start.
Have to be back for a social event so this will only be 20 miles today. This ride should average 11.5 - 12.7 (depending on the wind, tide, position of the moon, as fast as the slowest riders, etc.), NO ONE LEFT BEHIND, NEWBIES ALWAYS WELCOME. Check ride calendar by 8:00am for any cancellations.
PLEASE NOTE: This ride leaves from the NORTH side of the RR Tracks and we are meeting in the parking lot EAST of the train station.
This ride will head to Nassau point. Along the way are very pleasing water views. We'll stop at a deli on the way back. We'll do a relaxing pace around 14-15mph. Check back day of for any changes by 7:30am. Park behind twin forks bicycle store.
Leave the Manorville King Kullen for a trip out to Briermere Farms. We'll take a trip through Area 51 and ride along the river, on our way to Briermere.
Let's keep the group together, as we did last week.
A flat/rolling ride to upper Port Jeff for bagels. Stop is about half-way. Cancellation for weather will be posted by 8am. Questions morning of ride only please 631-835-1454. Earlier, please contact me via this post.
The Charley birds has become noted for,staying together and for us old folks, it is a real nice treat....less stress. If you goal is to get off the front , go with the faster group or plan on holding back on your pace.Also it would be appreciated if all members riding this ride be an active sbra member. If,there was ever an accident with a non member in the field, it,could be a problem. See everyone Sunday......pleas be aware of cancellations due to rain, some people are coming a relatively long distance so cancelling,will be posted by 6 am.
This is the ususal ride to Bake Bakery that I do but we will go to Quouge before going to the Bakery which will be our food/rest stop. We stay together and everyone helps pull the ride.
Please check for any changes the morning of the ride.
Quick stop at Wildwood Park for snacks/water. You can purchase snacks at the deli outside the park. This ride has 3 hills. Wait ups at the top of the hills. No one gets dropped. We will try for a B pace but may dip down to a high B- average depending on rider ability
Please park near the driveway at the McDonalds end of the lot
Park in the far east portion of the lot closest to the begining of the trail. Bring a snack as there is no place to buy anything.Bathrooms are open in the park about 7 miles into the ride. We will take a bathroom break at that point if need be. We will take a snack break at the haf way point. The first half of this ride is flat but it gets a bit hilly as we head north. Any changes or cancelations will be made by 7A.M.
If you have plans for Sunday afternoon then this is the ride for you.
We will ride out of the Islip Terrace Post Office parking lot and head to Hechscher State Park for a restroom break and a loop around the park. Then we will go to Islip Beach for a short break and return to the Post Office. Please bring your drinks and snacks. Any questions concerning this ride call my cell phone 516 448-8545.
We have permssion to park at the Post Office on the South West side of the lot near the parking lot Exit.
Note: Cancellation or changes will be posted no later than 7:45AM on Sunday.
This ride is to help new members get acquainted with club riding. Of course all are welcome. We'll go over bike fit to make sure your comfortable. We will also check other equipment and show you how to change a flat. Milage and speed will depend on the group. If you have any questions please call my phone (631)478-9072.
On this afternoon ride, we will begin in Riverhead riding east to New Suffolk, Nassau Point and Horton’s Light House. The ride includes a number of heavy rollers so anticipate a moderate B/B+ pace.
Check the ride calendar for any weather or last minute cancellations. My cell number is (631) 804-0751, call or text.
Check back here for any changes I might make to this ride but for now, the plan is to take a backroads ride to the Quogue Wildlife Refuge for a bathroom and snack break (Bring snack and drink.)
meet at 7:30pm..rolling by 7:45pm tell the gate keeper you will be riding your bike.... lights are recommended....... please rsvp (email or text)..no rsvp = no ride
Join me for an easy ride from Eastport, along Dune Road, to Westhampton where we take a break at the Bakery. This will be a structured C+/B- ride, which will average 13.7 - 14.6 (ride speed up to 16.5), with cue sheets, and no one will be left behind.
We're off to Manorville with a rest/snack stop at Mickey D's. Leader will maintain a 13-14 mph level ground cruising speed. No one will be dropped. Call my cell (631 747-6378) if you have any questions.
Ride from the Sayville Train Station to the Bellport Docks via the Patchogue waterfront. This will be a moderate B pace with a chance to stretch your legs on South Country Road. A short water/snack break at the Bellport docks.
Leaving Bank Of America heading to East Islip and into Hecksher Park for a bathroom break and a loop around the park. Then onto Connetquot bike path and back to Bank of America. Bring snacks and drinks for this ride.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14 to 15 mph and roads that reach 16 to 17 mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 4:00pm on Monday.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
This ride with beautiful scenic views and some challenges starts in Port Jeff Sta., goes quickly east to Ridge, then north to Shoreham and heads west to Rocky Pt.. We take back roads to Cedar Beach & finish up with some Mt. Sinai Hills before returning back to Port.
Structured paceline honest B+ to beautiful Briermere!
if you haven't seen this email please read:
Dear SBRA Members,
The management of the Manorville King Kullen shopping center spoke to several SBRA riders today (Aug. 4, 2016) in regards to bike riders parking in the shopping center. It was explained that the parking spots along Chapman Blvd. are for employees of the shopping center retailers. As such, it was requested that all bike riders park in the spots along the driveway near McDonald’s and the spots in that vicinity.
We ask that youplease adhere to their request or our use of the shopping center could be in jeopardy.
Off to Briermere's for a great ride and dessert. If you plan on sharing a pie, bring singles and quarters. Briermere's has picnic tables and restrooms. For info., contact Bill Gravitz at 631-356-3036. Check ride calendar day of ride for any changes, which would be posted by 07:00am.
a tempo pace ride that will stop at a different mcdonalds park on canine dr...right outside of park exact route will be determined on the road by participants
This is hills 101: lots of hills taken at your own speed. Everyone waits for everyone after the hills; there's no push from the leader. If we keep at it, we should get to a B- pace as the season progresses. We will ride to the lighthouse in Old Field for a quick water break. There is a bathroom and snack stop (bring your snack) after the flat 3 mile beach loop.
Please check back by 8:00 am for cancellations or changes morning of ride for any reason. My cell, morning of ride, 631-835-1454. Beforehand, you can contact me via this post.
How about going to Yaphank today? The average pace for the ride will be between 14.8 and 15.0 mph. The road speed on this ride will be between 15 and 17 mph. depending on the roads, wind direction and other conditions. There are a few places along the route where one can stretch the legs if desired. There is no obligation to do this: you won’t get left behind. Around mile 20 there will be a rest stop at the deli.
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 anytime if you have questions about this ride or need directions to the start.
PARK ON SOUTH SIDE OF TRACKS ACROSS ROAD ADJACENT TO BALL FIELD. Average pace of 11.5 - 12.8 depending on wind, tide, slowest rider and leaders disposition. As always Newbies more than welcome and well taken care of. Possibility of cookies after the ride - if you're good. Nobody left behind. Any cancellation by 4pm. Try to arrive 10 min. early as daylights burning and we want to leave on time.
South Shore ride moves to Sayville start location for the month of August. Park at the overflow lot south of the train station. We will ride east from Sayville through Bayport, Blue Point, Patchogue and Bellport, with a short break at the dock in Bellport. Cancellation for any reason will be posted no later than 3PM. If weather is iffy but I haven't cancelled by 3PM I will be at the ride start and make the call at that time.
Come out and join me for a nice morning ride from Sayville to Bellport. We'll stop at the Bellport dock to view the Great South Bay. Either bring a snack or you may purchase something at the Bellport Deli.
This is a structured C+/B- ride which will average 13.6 - 14.4 (with ride speed up to 16), depending on wind, riders, etc. There will be cue sheets and no one will be dropped.
NOTE: Park on the South Side of the train station.
UPDATE – 8/10/2016 – 7:20AM – Route and distance might change in order to stay closer to the start in case of rain. We will make up our mind on the route at start time. As of now the ride is a go.
Tthis 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 14.8 to 15.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction, dew point, and other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -17.0 mph.) to produce the average. There will be the usual places for leg stretches for those who wish.
Depending on the wind and the route back we might be adding a mile or two.
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 phone number is 631-484-3490; call anytime if you have questions about this ride.
Leaving Bank Of America heading to Great River area & Connetquot bike path.Bring snacks and drinks for this ride. Break & restroom stop will be at Heckscher Park.
This is a C+/B- ride with an average speed of 13 to 14 mph, no one left behind. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 4:15pm on Wednesday.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
Wed at 4:30pm...hard to call this based on various radars. But since the roads have dried off some and the skies may hold, I am going to keep this ride a "Go". I'll be at the start and we may shorten it or just do some close hill loops as we watch the skies and radar!!
I am leading Barbara Abraham's traditional Wed Nite ride for a bit longer. We look forward to her being back in the lead soon!
Join us as we travel scenic backroads thru the Stonybrook-Setauket area: historic places, great views, great sunsets, great folks. We are a diverse group out for an enjoyable ride and fun nite. There are places to stretch your legs ahead and wait ups after climbs. But please note this is not a "race ride". Apres ride dinner.
Check ride calendar for any changes or cancellations by 4:30pm the day of ride.
The weather prediction is for hot and humid, so bring plenty of water. The pace will be slower if needed, and the mileage can be shortened if the combination of heat and humidity is debilitating. Definitely check the ride calendar by 6:30 am for any changes, especially since there is always a chance of rain in this type of weather. Off to Wildwood with a deli stop just before the park. Wildwood has picnic tables and restrooms. Early start time to avoid the heat. For info., contact Bill Gravitz at 631-356-3036. Standard C+/B- pace, depending on wind, temp./humidity and rider ability. Check the calendar the day of ride for changes, which would be posted by 06:30 am.
Friendly pace line out to Cupsogue with a rest stop at Hampton Coffee.
Dear SBRA Members,
The management of the Manorville King Kullen shopping center spoke to several SBRA riders today (Aug. 4, 2016) in regards to bike riders parking in the shopping center. It was explained that the parking spots along Chapman Blvd. are for employees of the shopping center retailers. As such, it was requested that all bike riders park in the spots along the driveway near McDonald’s and the spots in that vicinity.
We ask that youplease adhere to their request or our use of the shopping center could be in jeopardy.
Today’s Mi Tierrita ride will be going to Smith’s Point. The route is mostly flat with a small incline here and there and of course the Woodside bigger incline. The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads, wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16. mph.
We'll stop along the way for a pee break around mile 10. Don’t forget to bring a snack for the beach stop. Do you know what AGUAPANELA is? Come and find out; no googling allowed. 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 7:30am if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start.
This is a scenic Bill Gravitz ride. We will ride out to Westhampton, do three miles on Dune Road, then head up to the Quogue Preserve. Our return will include a stop at the Beach Bakery in Westhampton. Bathrooms are available at the Preserve and the bakery. Standard C+/B- pace, depending on wind, road conditions and rider ability. No one left behind. Call my cell if you have questions or concerns.
A mostly flat ride from Stony Brook to Centereach for bagels. Mileage will be 20-22 miles depending on group. Bagels stop is about mile 13. Cancellation posted by 7:30am if necessary. Prior to ride you can contact me through this post; morning of ride my cell is 631-835-1454.
BMX practice rides start at 6 PM ... here's the site: http://www.shorehambmx.org/ for more information. I'm planning to bring my Mtn Bike in the car and maybe take a lap or two after our road ride. The regular BMX folks pay $6 for the practice session ... I'm hoping that the people who run the place give us a lap or two for free to gain our interest. If ALL (and it must be 'ALL') the SBRA riders show up with Mtn Bikes we will vote and maybe take a short Mtn Bike ride in Shoreham North instead of a road ride.
**** Suggestion: Since we're riding at 5 and watching the BMX until 8 ... you might want to bring some dinner to eat while watching the BMX riders. ****
Since this ride starts relatively late in the day ... if you have a headlight bring it along and rear flashes are also a good idea.
A lot depends on the weather ,,, so be sure to check back to this posting after 3 PM on Thursday. Call my cell if necessary ....
I"ll be at the ride start, ready to ride. Looks like the rain will hold off until the evening.
The shorter version of Coram to Cedar Beach, still a few good hills, still scenic. We'll have a brief rest stop at the beach. Bring $$ for organic, locally grown corn on the way home, if you wish. Any changes will be posted by 3 PM. Rain or heat and humidity will cancel. Call my cell with any questions.
Ride canceled due to spraying for mosquitoes in the Islip, East Islip & Great River areas starting at 7pm
We will ride out of the Islip Terrace Post Office parking lot and head to Hechscher State Park for a restroom break and a loop around the park. Then we will go to Islip Beach for a short break and return to the Post Office. Please bring your drinks and snacks. Any questions concerning this ride call my cell phone 516 448-8545.
We have permssion to park at the Post Office on the South West side of the lot near the parking lot Exit.
Note: Cancellation or changes will be posted no later than 4:15 PM on Thursday.
We go to Yaphank then to Holtsville and back. There are some nice straight long roads and some nice rollers. A bit of everything. Please park on the Townline Road side of the lot(southside of the deli).
30 Mile ride through scenic Yaphank and Ridge. No break stop planned. Please bring snacks. Riders will be expected to ride single file and obey all traffic rules.
The usual ride down the bridle path. We will jump off the path and make a quick stop at 7-11 and take a break at the docks.Restrroms are open in the park.
Early start today for this ride to the Beach Bakery. We stop at the Beach Bakery for a food rest break. Everyone helps pull the ride and we all stay together. Please check for any weather updates the morning of the ride.
The Three point ride is a very pretty North Fork ride with many water views. The ride goes through the village of New Suffolk and continues to Nassau Point, Paradise Point and Horton Point Light House. We generally stop to take in the views at the points and there will be a deli stop at mile 28. No one will be left behind. We will cruise at 15 to 16 depending on the wind and take our time with wait-ups on the few hills. Bring Snacks and money for the deli stop.
Since it's going to be a very hot day, let's just take an easy ride on mostly shady back roads. No real food stop planned so bring a snack and drinks. Park south of Wendy's near the RR tracks.
We'll take the long way through Manorville and Eastport to end up at the Moriches McDonald's. Speed will be 13-15mph. Check back day of for any changes by 7:15am. Park in the north-west corner behind the stores. If you have any questions on how to get here call my phone.
Leave the Manorville King Kullen for a medium-paced spin out to Briermere Farms, where we will have a short stop. We can add a few miles, depending on the group and the weather.
The pace will be a little easier, as some of us will be recovering from the Friday night races, and some of us may be just be recovering from Friday night. :)
If it’s hot and humid the ride will go at a SLOWER PACE ---
It's off to Manorville. The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph +/ depending on the roads, wind direction and other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -17.5 mph.) to produce the average. A rest/ food stop at McDonald’s or the bagel shop is on the schedule around mile 14. There are a few places along the route where leg stretches or a pace line can be done for those who wish. 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 anytime if you have questions about the ride.
We'll head to cafe Ghia in sunshine mall for some delicious pizza and excellent coffee. Pace will be 12-14mph. Check back day of for any changes by 10:30am.
Stop at the beach for sightseeing, bring snacks and H2O. This ride has some hills on North Country Rd. We will wait up at the top of each hill, no one gets dropped. We will try to finish with an avg of 15-15.5 mph depending on wind and rider ability
Bring plenty of water...if the weather is hot and humid we will go at a slower pace
If it’s hot and humid the ride will go at a SLOWER PACE---
This will be the start of the SEAGULL CENTURY training rides. As the time period comes closer there might be a minor change here and there. All rides for the most part will be on Sunday.
You DO NOT have to be doing the century to go on any of these rides. The first ride will be about 35 miles since we all should be capable of doing this distance by now. Each week the ride will increase by 5 miles or so. By the time all training rides are completed I’m sure we will be able to do an easy 100 on a flat course, in Maryland, at a B pace. We may take turns at the front, this way you can enjoy the wind in your face and be the first to smell the roses or the road kill.
Today’s ride will take us to Great River. We will go through Connetquot Park and then do a loop in Heckscher Park where one can stretch the legs a bit. While in the park there will be a pee stop and a short break. The route is mostly flat with 2 little hills; maybe 3. 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 17.0 mph or slower if needed for safety concerns. We’ll be making a deli/rest stop right around mile 27.
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 anytime if you have questions about this ride or need directions to the start.
Come out and join me for a ride from Bellport to the Beach. We will make a stop at the 7-11 on William Floyd Pkwy. for a snack if you want to bring one to our break at the beach. This ride, which will average 11.6 - 12.9, depending on the wind, tide, disposition of ride leader, position of the moon and the slowest riders. No one gets left behind, and as always Newbies more than welcome. Any cancellation by 8:30am as stuff happens.
Update. I'm moving the ride back and making it less milage due to the heat. This ride will head up towards Manorville. We'll take a short break. Speed will be 13-15mph. Check for any changes by 12:30pm day of.
Join me for a scenic ride through the back roads of Manorville and Calverton. We will ride straight through the old Grumman property and then take the bike path to our break at the Bean & Bagel Cafe. We will head back to Manorville through the old Grumman property.
This will be a structured C+/B- ride that will average between 13.7 and 14.7 (ride speed up to 16), with cue sheets, and no one will be dropped.
Cell phone (631) 523-2129.
PARK IN THE KING KULLEN SHOPPING CENTER, ALONG THE DRIVEWAY BEHIND THE 7-11 OR IN THE FIRST ROW ADJACENT TO THE DRIVEWAY, JUST DOWN FROM McDONALD'S.
Note: I have changed ride start location, mileage and destination due to the hot weather and humidity. We will head out to the quogue preserve, with 3 miles on Dune Road. Our break will be both at the preserve and the Westhampton Bakery. Changes will be posted no later than 06:30am day of ride. For information contact Bill Gravitz at 631-356-3036. Average pace will be about 14mph, adjusted for rider ability, temperature and heat/humidity. Bring plenty of water.
Taking a cue from Bill's ride and I'll be monitoring my heartbreak passing the Maples "hotel". This will be a B/b+ with my emphasis on the B side of the speed. Note the early start because I like to beat the heat as much as possible. Hydration at the McBreak!
Scenic ride along the North shore of the Peconic. Numerous water views, rest stop at a deli in Cutchogue. Standard C+/B- pace. For info., call Bill Gravitz at 631-356-3036. With the weather predicted for next week, it is imperative that you check the ride calendar the day of the ride for any changes, which would be posted by 06:30 am. With the temperatures we have been having you should bring two water bottles.
unless you have a brookhaven sticker, do not enter the park we will meet (and park) on canine drive, just outside the ecology center. rollers on the way to mcdonalds flat road on the return
This is hills 101: lots of hills taken at your own speed. Everyone waits for everyone after the hills; there's no push from the leader. If we keep at it, we should get to a B- pace as the season progresses. We will ride to the lighthouse in Old Field for a quick water break. There is a bathroom and snack stop (bring your snack) after the flat 3 mile beach loop.
Please check back by 7:30 am for cancellations or changes morning of ride for any reason. My cell, morning of ride, 631-835-1454. Beforehand, you can contact me at [frchtchr@hotmail.com].
We will go to Middle Island this week for a change. We'll get there using The Bartlett’s or Ashton. The average pace for the ride will be between 14.8 and 15.0 mph. The road speed will be between 15 and 17 mph. We’ll go slower, if it’s hot and the humidity is high...Around mile 12 we’re going to stop at the senior citizen discount bagel shop or the deli.
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 anytime if you have questions about this ride or need directions to the start.
South Shore ride moves to Sayville start location for the month of August. Park at the overflow lot south of the train station. We will ride east from Sayville through Bayport, Blue Point, Patchogue and Bellport, with a short break at the dock in Bellport. Cancellation for any reason will be posted no later than 3PM. If weather is iffy but I haven't cancelled by 3PM I will be at the ride start and make the call at that time.
PARK ON SOUTH SIDE OF TRACKS ACROSS ROAD ADJACENT TO BALL FIELD. Average pace of 11.5 - 12.8 depending on wind, tide, slowest rider and leaders disposition. As always Newbies more than welcome and well taken care of. Possibility of cookies after the ride - if you're good. Nobody left behind. Any cancellation by 4pm. Try to arrive 10 min. early as daylights burning and we want to leave on time.
I changed the destination to the Timber Point Golf Course in East Islip - everything else remains the same.
Come and join me for a ride from Holtsville (Greenbelt Rec. Center) to East Islip, where we will take our break at the golf course, where beverages, food, and bathroom facilities are available.
This will be a C+/B- ride which will average 13.7 - 14.6, and have ride speeds in the 16s. There will be cue sheets.
NOTE: The entrance to the parking lot is on Greenbelt Parkway, off Patchogue Holbrook Rd., between Nocolls Road & Woodside Ave.
This will be a paceline to Manorville, following Bill's route. We'll take a break at McDonald's, around mile 20. We'll probably come in at the upper end of B/B+. If you don't feel comfortable pacelining it's not required, but this may be a good ride on which to practice. No go if it's raining, changes by 6:30 am.
Riverhead to Orient Point at a B/B+ pace. Riders are expected to stay with the group and help with the pulls. The break will either be in the town of Orient or Greenport. If the weather very hot and humid, it will be shortened so check morning of for any changes.
This morning we are going 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 14.8 to 15.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction, dew point, and other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -17.0 mph.) to produce the average. There will be the usual places for leg stretches for those who wish. Depending on the wind and the route back we might be adding a mile or two.
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 phone number is 631-484-3490; call anytime if you have questions about this ride.
This will be an even paced century ride out to Orient Point and back. This is an unstructured ride, but I will make every effort to ensure that no riders are dropped and pace stays consistent and even without surging. Please call with questions you may have.
On Dune Road agaiin. Since I haven't been riding for a month this will be a fast B to a slow B/B+ (avg high 15s to low 16s). From the Wendy's in Center Moriches, Montauk Hwy & Old Neck Road, follow Old Neck south and cross the RR tracks. At the first stop sign make a left onto Cynthia Lane. At the first street make a right onto Holiday Blvd. Number 22 is the fifth house on the rhs, 2-story, white with blue trim. Park anywhere in the street you want. There is no designated parking. Ride east to Cupsogue Beach. Quick pit stop. Back on Dune Road to Ponquogue Beach for another quick pit stop, if needed. There will be an actual food stop at "The Hamlet" deli. Return inland. Additional quick pit stops at a deli in Hampton Bays & Quogue Wildlife Refuge, as necessary. Finally, bring your water wings and swimwear (PLEASE no speedos) if you want to jump into the pool to cool off after the ride. Or, you can jump in wearing your bike shorts if you don't mind sitting on a soggy, squishy, seat on the drive home. Totally your choice. If you are lucky, action-adventure kitties...EXTRODINAIRE!, Zoomie and Tigger may be boogie boarding. If you seriously need more information call one of the numbers below.
We're off to Cedar Beach to view the Sound and stop for a snack on the deck of my yacht club (aka Ralph's Fishing Station)overlooking Mt. Sinai Harbor. Leader will maintain a 13-14 mph level ground cruising speed. We'll do a wait up at the top of the one longish but not overly steep hill in Miller Place. No one will be dropped. Call me at 631 747-6378 if you have any questions.
I'm going to create a slow ride to link some hills together in the Three Villages and St. James. This will be part recovery ride from Slow Hills and part climbing hills without worrying about pace. Please bring a snack as I don't know as yet where our break will be. Prior to ride, contact me at [frchtchr@hotmail.com]. Morning of ride my cell is 631-835-1454. Cancellation/changes will be posted no later than 7:30am.
Today’s Mi Tierrita ride will be going to Smith’s Point. The route is mostly flat with a small incline here and there and of course the Woodside bigger incline. The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads, wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16. mph.
We'll stop along the way for a pee break around mile 10. Don’t forget to bring a snack for the beach stop. Do you know what AGUAPANELA is? Come and find out; no googling allowed. 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 7:30am if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start.
This ride with beautiful scenic views and some challenges starts in Port Jeff Sta., goes quickly east to Ridge, then north to Shoreham and heads west to Rocky Pt.. We take back roads to Cedar Beach & finish up with some Mt. Sinai Hills before returning back to Port.
Come out and join me for a nice morning ride around Riverhead, with a snack/bathroom break at Briermere. This is a structured C+/B- ride which will average 13.6 - 14.6 (ride speed up to 16.5), depending on wind, riders, etc. There will be cue sheets and no one will be dropped.
NOTE: Park at the East end of the Waterfront parking area.
SORRY GUYS, NOT UP TO LEADING A RIDE YET. MAYBE NEXT WEEK.
Let me try my hand (feet) at going to wildwood. We'll do a C+/B- pace, stop at the deli outside the park, have our break in the park. then we'll return.
Leaving Bank Of America heading to Great River area & Connetquot bike path.Bring snacks and drinks for this ride. Break & restroom stop will be at Heckscher Park.
This is a C+/B- ride with an average speed of 13 to 14 mph, no one left behind. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 8:00am Friday.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
We'll leave from Bellport Municipal Parking lot, across from Krebs Cycle. We'll ride south of South Country road for a bit, and then do some miles on South Country road itself. We'll go about 10-15 miles, depending on how the group feels. The road speed will be between 11-13 mph, but will be adjusted according to the group's abilities. We'll make a few stops along the way, more if it's very hot. Please be sure to bring a helmet and water bottles. We'll stop at a local deli about half way through the ride if anyone wants to eat back the calories we burn. No one will be left behind. We will review cycling etiquette, signaling, pointing out hazards, and riding single file. This will be a great ride for beginners or those just returning to cycling.
If the group wants to go faster or slower, longer or shorter, we'll make the appropriate adjustments. Please call if you have any questions or concerns. Any type of bike will be ok for this ride. We're just going to go out and have some fun!
We will make a stop at 7-11 to get a snack or refill on drinks. Our break will be at the town dock. School is on w.15 street Deer Park.Restrooms are open in the park. About 5 miles of this ride is on the street.
Paceline to Manorville. Break at McDonald's. If you're not comfortable pacelining it's not required. No go if it's raining. Please check back morning of ride for any changes, which I'll post by 6:30 am
Meet at the Coram Pine Shopping Center, by the Dunkin Donuts for a moderate paced ride to Smiths Point. There will be a deli/7-11 stop prior to a break at the beach. This will be a good ride for anyone looking to do a slightly longer distance than the usual 30-ish miles. I'm looking to average about 13.5-13.8 mph, depending on wind, group, etc. Any changes to the ride will be posted by 7 AM. High temps, humidity or rain will cancel. Any questions, call my cell: 631-455-4251
If you have plans for Saturday afternoon then this is the ride for you.
We will ride out of the Islip Terrace Post Office parking lot and head to Hechscher State Park for a restroom break and a loop around the park. Then we will go to Islip Beach for a short break and return to the Post Office. Please bring your drinks and snacks. Any questions concerning this ride call my cell phone 516 448-8545.
We have permssion to park at the Post Office on the South West side of the lot near the parking lot Exit.
Note: Cancellation or changes will be posted no later than 7:45AM on Saturday.
I'm not feeling well so I'm changing to easier pace and 9am start. We'll go past the big duck and stop for the restroom. Then continue on to Tully's for the break. Then dune road. I'll be looking to keep this easy B pace. Speed Will be around 16. If you thought about trying a B ride this might be a good one . check for any changes by 7:30am day of.
This will be a slow easy C pace had a sinus lift last week and spent one week in the recliner. No one left behind Cell 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
This will be my usual ride to Great River except we will stop about 2 miles from the finish to have some ice-cream, yogurt or coffee; if you don’t want to stop you can go straight back.
We will use the Connetquot Park bike path and then do a loop in Heckscher Park where one can stretch the legs a bit. The route is mostly flat with 2 little hills; maybe 3. 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 17.0 mph or slower if needed for safety concerns. We’ll be making a deli/rest stop somewhere around mile 20
Any changes will be posted no later than 7:30am if necessary. My cell phone number is 631-484-3490; call anytime if you have questions or need directions...
IMPORTANT CHANGE: Bruce's slower pace ride has been cancelled. I will lead the ride at a slightlyfaster B pace (I'll aim for about a 16 mph average, depending on the temperature and humidity) but there will not be a slower paced ride following us.
We will do the standard "Tank ride" from Manorville" up to the Northville tanks but with a surprise twist (and don't ask me 'cause I'm not giving it up)! Bring some cash for a snack at the rest stop at Brieremere. Please note the earlier start time of 8:00 AM so that we can beat the heat.
We will do the standard "Tank ride" from Manorville" up to the Northville tanks but with a surprise twist (and don't ask me 'cause I'm not giving it up)! Bring some cash for a snack at the rest stop at Brieremere. Please note the earlier start time of 8:00 AM so that we can beat the heat.
Dave will lead the faster group. We will ride the same route so riders can speed up or slow down to the other group as needed. No one will get dropped.
We will be doing the slower version of Daves ride. You all know the drill. Bring $$, we will eat along this ride.
Paceline to Manorville, break at McDonald's. We'll take the Mill road loop to get a few extra miles in. No go if it's raining. Check back the morning of the ride for any changes, which I'll post by 6:30 am.
Off to HB by going over the ridge at the golf course and Pleasure Drive. Return via Dune Rd. Stops at the Hamlet in HB and carb up at the bakery. Pace will be an easy B but there will be plenty of room to crank if you want. No one left behind. M ycell 646-643-6856
We'll head out to the Old Field lighthouse, then West Meadow beach utilizing the Port Jeff. Bike way. Speed will be 13-15mph. Our friend Ed will make his bi-weekly outing.
You DO NOT have to be doing the century to go on any of these rides. Each week the ride will increase by 5 miles or so. By the time all training rides are completed I’m sure we will be able to do an easy 100 on a flat course, in Maryland, at a B pace. We may take turns at the front, this way you can enjoy the wind in your face and be the first to smell the roses or the road kill.
For this Seagull training ride the route will be almost the same as the “Chowder/Dessert” ride with a few extra miles added. It’s a scenic ride through Eastport, Remsenburg, Westhampton Beach, and points east. The wind direction will determine the route to be taken. If we have a West wind we will use Dune Road (wind at our back) as part of the route; great for those leg stretches. If the wind doesn’t cooperate we will use an inland route which is just as nice.
The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads, wind direction, and the group. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.5 mph. Dune Road will be the break - a - way spot for those who wish to do so. You are not obligated to do this; you can hang back with me and do a nice steady pace. No one will be left behind. We’ll make a rest/food stop at Tully’s around mile 22 for some great clam chowder or fishy stuff. If Tully’s is closed we can go to the Market. Peddle another 13 miles to the Beach Bakery for some sweet goodies or a bagel and then go back to the start.
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 anytime if you have questions about this ride or need directions to the start.
For additional information about the Seagull Century check out this link.www.seagullcentury.org
This is a paceline ride. It is a training ride for those of you who would like to learn how to ride in a paceline. The pace will be kept under control, so as long as you can maintain a speed of 15-16 MPH, you'll be OK. This ride is intended to be a fun, non-competitive ride!
We'll cover paceline etiquette, how to ride smoothly in a group, and how to keep from getting dropped by a group. We'll ride around the old Grumman property in Calverton, on a 6 mile loop, and everyone will get a chance to pull the group around. We can also cover cornering and other factors that can make you a faster rider.
If you are going to the Seagull Century, knowing how to ride in a paceline will make your ride a lot more fun.
We'll have break near the midpoint of the ride, so everyone can have a snack and stretch.
Faster riders are welcome, too, just come willing to work with everyone. AND no hijacking the pace.
This will be a slow easy C pace had a sinus lift last week and spent one week in the recliner. No one left behind Cell 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
Ronkonkoma to ?????? I'll make it up as we go. This ride should average 11.5 - 12.9 (depending on the wind, tide, position of the moon, as fast as the slowest riders, etc.), NO ONE LEFT BEHIND, NEWBIES ALWAYS WELCOME. Check ride calendar by 8:00am for any cancellations. Bring water & a snack in case route has to be changed due to heat/wind, ride leaders disposition.
PARK ON THE NORTHERN SIDE OF THE RR IN THE EASTERN MOST LOT.
On this afternoon ride, we will begin in Riverhead riding east to New Suffolk, Nassau Point and Horton’s Light House. The ride includes a number of heavy rollers so anticipate a moderate B/B+ pace.
Check the ride calendar for any weather or last minute cancellations. My cell number is (631) 804-0751, call or text.
Join me for a ride from Calveton around Riverhead. We will pass the Bison and then take a break at Briermere Farms, where there are bathrooms, food, and beverages available. We will average 13.7 - 14.6 (with ride speeds up to the 16s), depending on heat/humidity, road conditions and rider ability, and there will be cue sheets.
This is ride #3 for my daughter Debbie and I hope she will be able to make it. Come and join us as we ride to Bellport. We will make a short stop at Mother's Beach and then head over to the Cafe Castello in Bellport for our snack/breakfast break. Bring your own or buy. New riders welcome. Any changes or cancellation will be posted by 07:30 am. Call me if you have any questions or concerns.
Leaving Bank Of America heading to Great River area & Connetquot bike path.Bring snacks and drinks for this ride. Break & restroom stop will be at Heckscher Park.
This is a C+/B- ride with an average speed of 13 to 14 mph, no one left behind. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 8:00am Monday.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
This ride with beautiful scenic views and some challenges starts in Port Jeff Sta., goes quickly east to Ridge, then north to Shoreham and heads west to Rocky Pt.. We take back roads to Cedar Beach & finish up with some Mt. Sinai Hills before returning back to Port.
Leaving Bank Of America heading to East Islip and into Hecksher Park for a bathroom break and a loop around the park. Then onto Connetquot bike path and back to Bank of America. Bring snacks and drinks for this ride.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14 to 15 mph and roads that reach 16 to 17 mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 4:00pm on Monday.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
Ride from the Sayville Train Station to the Bellport Docks via the Patchogue waterfront. This will be a moderate B pace with a chance to stretch your legs on South Country Road. A short water/snack break at the Bellport docks.
Redemption for last Tuesday, which was short (in more ways than one) of what was posted. Thi8s weather has to break, right? Any changes will be posted no later than 7:30 am the day of.
Join me for a more mellow ride than my B+ posts to recover from the weekend. Lets smell the roses! Mileage will be 31 or 34 depending on weather conditions. Break at McD's.
This is a scenic Bill Gravitz ride. We will ride out to Westhampton, do three miles on DuneRoad, then head up to the Quogue Preserve. Our return will include a stop at the Beach Bakery in Westhampton. Bathrooms are available at the Preserve and the bakery. Standard C+/B- pace, depending on wind, road conditions and rider ability. No one left behind. Call my cell if you have questions or concerns.
This is hills 101: lots of hills taken at your own speed. Everyone waits for everyone after the hills; there's no push from the leader. We do B- on the flats and whatever we can on the hills. We will ride to the lighthouse in Old Field for a quick water break. There is a bathroom and snack stop (bring your snack) after the flat 3 mile beach loop.
Please check back by 7:30 am for cancellations or changes morning of ride for any reason. My cell, morning of ride, 631-835-1454. Beforehand, you can contact me via this post.
We're off to Cedar Beach to view the Sound and stop for a snack on the deck of my Yacht club (aka Ralph's Fishing Station)overlooking Mt. Sinai Harbor. Leader will maintain a 13-14 mph level ground cruising speed. After leaving the beach, if necessary we will wait up at the top of the one longish but not-too-steep hill. No one will be dropped. Any changes will be posted by 8 AM. Call me on my cell (631 847-6378) if you have any questions.
We will go to Middle Island this week. We'll get there using The Bartlett’s or Ashton. The average pace for the ride will be between 14.8 and 15.0 mph. The road speed will be between 15 and 17 mph. We’ll go slower, if it’s hot and the humidity is high...Around mile 12 we’re going to stop at the senior citizen discount bagel shop or the deli.
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 anytime if you have questions about this ride or need directions to the start.
This ride with beautiful scenic views and some challenges starts in Port Jeff Sta., goes quickly east to Ridge, then north to Shoreham and heads west to Rocky Pt.. We take back roads to Cedar Beach & finish up with some Mt. Sinai Hills before returning back to Port.
South Shore ride moves to Sayville start location for the month of August. Park at the overflow lot south of the train station. We will ride east from Sayville through Bayport, Blue Point, Patchogue and Bellport, with a short break at the dock in Bellport. Cancellation for any reason will be posted no later than 3PM. If weather is iffy but I haven't cancelled by 3PM I will be at the ride start and make the call at that time.
PARK ON SOUTH SIDE OF TRACKS ACROSS ROAD ADJACENT TO BALL FIELD. Average pace of 11.5 - 12.8 depending on wind, tide, slowest rider and leaders disposition. As always Newbies more than welcome and well taken care of. Possibility of cookies after the ride - if you're good. Nobody left behind. Any cancellation by 4pm. Try to arrive 10 min. early as daylights burning and we want to leave on time.
We will go to the Bellport Dock, with a great view of the Great South Bay. Either bring a snack or you may purchase something at the Bellport Deli. This will be a structured C+/B- ride which will average 13.6 - 14.6 (top riding speed from 15 - 17), depending on wind, riders, etc.
NOTE: I will be parking at the North end of the parking lots, where the closed Chase Bank is.
We will start out in Riverhead head south to Dune Road then east and north to Sag Harbor. We will take the ferry to Shelter Island peddling to Ram Island then take the north ferry and return. The ride may be adjusted if weather conditions are unfavorable. Hope to maintain a modest B/B+ pace. Bring money for the ferries, lunch, etc..
Check back for last minute changes. Cell phone#:631 804-0751.
If you have plans for Wednesday afternoon then this is the ride for you.
We will ride out of the Islip Terrace Post Office parking lot and head to Hechscher State Park for a restroom break and a loop around the park. Then we will go to Islip Beach for a short break and return to the Post Office. Please bring your drinks and snacks. Any questions concerning this ride call my cell phone 516 448-8545.
We have permssion to park at the Post Office on the South West side of the lot near the parking lot Exit.
Note: Cancellation or changes will be posted no later than 7:45AM on Wednesday.
Let's go to the bakery in Westhampton. this is a relatively flat ride with an incline on the way out up Rt111 and back again on 111. It will be C+/B- pace with the break at the bakery.
This morning we are going 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 14.8 to 15.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction, dew point, and other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -17.0 mph.) to produce the average. There will be the usual places for leg stretches for those who wish. Depending on the wind and the route back we might be adding a mile or two.
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 phone number is 631-484-3490; call anytime if you have questions about this ride.
This will be a slow easy C pace had a sinus lift last week and spent one week in the recliner. No one left behind Cell 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
I am continuing to lead Barbara Abraham's traditional Wed Nite ride for a bit longer. Maybe she'll be with us tonight??!!
NOTE: It's getting darker a little earlier...suggest you bring lights if you have them, as we get back close to sunset.
Join us as we travel scenic backroads thru the Stonybrook-Setauket area: historic places, great views, great sunsets, great folks. We are a diverse group out for an enjoyable ride and fun nite. There are places to stretch your legs ahead and wait ups after climbs. But please note this is not a "race ride". Apres ride dinner.
Check ride calendar for any changes or cancellations by 4:30pm the day of ride.
This will be a "B" level ride to Manorville, following Bill's route. Our average speed should end up right around 16 mph, so towards the high end of "B". Our rest stop will be the McDonald's in Manorville, at around mile 20. No one gets dropped. Not a paceline ride, but if you're unfamiliar with pacelining, and would like to try it out, this would be a good opportunity to give it a go. Please note new start time is now 8:00am.
Leaving Bank Of America heading to Great River area & Connetquot bike path.Bring snacks and drinks for this ride. Break & restroom stop will be at Heckscher Park.
This is a C+/B- ride with an average speed of 13 to 14 mph, no one left behind. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 8:00am Thursday.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
Today’s Mi Tierrita ride will be going to Smith’s Point. The route is mostly flat with a small incline here and there and of course the Woodside bigger incline. The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads, wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16. mph.
We'll stop along the way for a pee break around mile 10. Don’t forget to bring a snack for the beach stop. Do you know what AGUAPANELA is? Come and find out; no googling allowed. 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 7:30am if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start.
We're off to Southaven Park traveling through Yaphank, stopping at a deli before entering the park and returning via the Bartlett Hills (we'll go slowly). Leader will maintain a 13-14 mph level ground cruising speed. No one will be dropped. Any chganges will be posted by 8AM. Call on my cell (631 747-6378) if you have any questions.
We will ride out of the Islip Terrace Post Office parking lot and head to Hechscher State Park for a restroom break and a loop around the park. Then we will go to Islip Beach for a short break and return to the Post Office. Please bring your drinks and snacks. Any questions concerning this ride call my cell phone 516 448-8545.
We have permssion to park at the Post Office on the South West side of the lot near the parking lot Exit.
This ride with beautiful scenic views and some challenges starts in Port Jeff Sta., goes quickly east to Ridge, then north to Shoreham and heads west to Rocky Pt.. We take back roads to Cedar Beach & finish up with some Mt. Sinai Hills before returning back to Port.
The Executive Board Meeting will by held at Panera Bread in Bohemia at 7:00 pm.
All members are welcome to come. If a member has business they would like to discuss at the board meeting, please contact Jeff Meyer VP so the board can be preparded to address their topic of discussion. Any vote taken at a board meeting are by board members only.
Usual route to Yaphank via Long island ave and then back on Woodside. Our stop is at the SS Mall for a quick rest stop. Bring a lite snack if you need to refuel.
Easy paced tag along to Manorville following Tom's ride.
Great chance to try to ride with Tom (if you choose to) at a B/B+ pace with the comfort and security of having a slower ride following behind if you get tired. Same applies to the ride back after the break.
Please join me for a ride from Hidden Pond Park in Hauppauge (where The Rinx are located), through Ronkonkoma, to our break at the Holtsville Ecology Center. Bring snacks and something to drink.
This will be a C+/B- ride, with an average of 13.6 - 14.6 (ride speed up to 16), and there will be cue sheets.
When you enter the park, we will be meeting in the first parking lot on the right. There are bathroom facilities available.
We'll depart the Bellport Municipal parking lot, across the street from Krebs for an afternoon ride through Bellport. We'll meander south of South Country road for a bit, then go west on South Country, turn left onto Roe ave, and go south to the water. Here we'll take our break, please bring food or snacks. We'll then head back, eventually getting back onto South Country road.
Please bring plenty of water. We'll make as many stops as we need. Any type of bike is fine.
Meet me at Belmont Lake State Park - (Exit 38 from the Southern State Parkway) - we'll take the bridle trail to the TOB Docks. We'll stop at 7-11... just in case anyone needs additional snacks or water then meander our way to the TOB docks. Please anticipate some road riding once we get into town.
If the weather is questionable and the ride isn't cancelled (by 4PM), I'll make the decision when I get to the park.
Rolling hills via Smithtown, Nissequogue, Head of the Harbor and St James to Stony Brook. Mileage includes West Meadow Beach. If really hot, 6 mile RT ride to the beach may be cut from ride. Return ride has fewer hills than ride out.
Off to Briermere's with a brief stop to see the American Bison (if they are out to pasture). Brieremere's has bathrooms and picnic tables, plus coffee, slushies and other goodies. Average speed will be 13.5-14mph. For info. call Bill Gravitz at 631-356-3036. Check the ride calendar by 06:30am day of ride for any changes. If you want to share a pie, bring singles and quarters.
We are going to Manorville with the extended loop on Mill. We stay together as group and everyone helps pull the ride. Our break is a McDonalds for food/etc.
Meet at the King Kullen parking lot in Manorville for a very scenic cruise out to Hampton Bays. Remember to park by the McDonalds. Route is basically flat with a few rollers in the beginning and end. We'll make a lunch/deli stop, either bring your own or purchase, around mile 35. I aim to average 13.5-13.8 mph with cruising speed 14-16 mph depending on wind, group, etc. Any changes to ride will be posted by 6:30 am. Call my cell if you have any questions.
Leave the Manorville King Kullen for a paceline run out to Briermere Farms. We'll ride through the Grumman property, before we head out along Sound Avenue to Briermere.
Short stop at Briermere, before we return along the south route.
Enjoy the near end of the North Fork. We'll go out as far as Peconic via New Suffolk with a stop at the deli in Cutchogue. On the return we'll go over the Northville hills from East to West and then stop for our just desserts at Briermere. Pace will be a relaxed B depending on the wind. My cell 646-643-6856
Some hills you know (NOT East Broadway) and perhaps some you don't on the road to and from Belle Terre. Snack/bathroom break at the CVS in lower Port. Changes or cancellation posted by 7:30am. Contact me prior to date via this post and on morning of ride at 631-835-1454.
Ronkonkoma to ?????? I'll make it up as we go. This ride should average 11.5 - 12.9 (depending on the wind, tide, position of the moon, as fast as the slowest riders, etc.), NO ONE LEFT BEHIND, NEWBIES ALWAYS WELCOME. Check ride calendar by 8:00am for any cancellations. Bring water & a snack in case route has to be changed due to heat/wind, ride leaders disposition.
PARK ON THE NORTHERN SIDE OF THE RR IN THE EASTERN MOST LOT.
You DO NOT have to be doing the century to go on any of these rides. Each week the ride will increase by 5 miles or so. By the time all training rides are completed I’m sure we will be able to do an easy 100 on a flat course, in Maryland, at a B pace. We may take turns at the front, this way you can enjoy the wind in your face and be the first to smell the roses or the road kill.
I know we did 51 miles last week due to the flooding on Dune road so, this week we’ll do 50 miles with some rollers here and there. I probably can’t work the wind as well as last week but there will be enough turns to give you a change of wind direction. The average will come in around 15 mph with road speeds between 15 & 17 mph. Faster riders will have their spots as well. The rest of the group will hang with me and the sweep. You are not obligated to do this; you can hang back with me and do a nice steady pace. No one gets left behind.
The plan for the upcoming weeks will be around 55, 60, 65, 70, and 65. This schedule will enable you do the 100 with no problems. If you personally feel you need to ride more than 70 miles that can be arranged also.
We will go to Manorville with one food stop at McDonalds or the bagel place and another pee stop along the way. I really suggest you bring 2 bottles filled with G2, Gatorade, Powerade or something with electrolytes in it.
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 anytime if you have questions about this ride or need directions to the start.
For additional information about the Seagull Century check out this link.www.seagullcentury.org
This will be a great ride for beginners, all is welcome. We will start with an easy pace, making sure everyone is comfortable riding with a group. For the most part the route is on quiet low traffic roads. Make sure you have plenty to drink and a snack if you need, we will take breaks as needed. If you have any questions about this ride please call my cell 631-882-4366
The Water’s Edge Restaurant(NOTE: Buffet is for MEMBERS ONLY) 215 Atlantic Avenue, East Moriches, NY 11940 - 631-909-7400
This will be another great "Lobster Ride"! Don't miss out on your chance to enjoy a day with your SBRA buddies that begins with a beautiful scenic ride along some of Long Island's most beautiful coastline and ends with a great waterfront meal. We will enjoy our meal at The Water's Edge again this year. The outdoor seating on the oceanside provides beautiful panoramic views and is a great place to hang out, relax, and enjoy a great time with your SBRA friends.
Ride Leaders needed for: All Ride Levels. Ride Leader Volunteers please email: Margaret Matthews-Ziel (mattziel@optonline.net) or Barbara Braun(babs2@optonline.net)
Members can join us on the ride even if you do not want to have the buffet but you CANNOT join the buffet day of. We are limited in seats and NO ONE can be added on the day of the ride. (Click Here to View Event Flyer) BRUNCH NOW FULL
Hilly and scenic ride upstate with 5,000 plus feet of climbs. 2 scenic loops in Harriman State Park plus a loop outside the park to Bear Mt. You can see the route at https://ridewithgps.com/routes/16072073
Parking is free before 8 a.m. in the Old Silver Mine Lake ski area. It takes about 1.5 hours to get there from Rte. 110 and Northern State Parkway. There are water and bathroom stops, bring your own food. We will pass the car at least once during the ride so bring a cooler if you like.
Ride is rated B+, not for average (it will be lower) but for effort & bike handling skills required in the hills. Waitups after climbs and descents.
If interested, please contact me so I have your email and phone number in case of changes, etc. My email address is tom at tomfarre dot com.
Come join us for the Annual Lobster Ride. This route will take us up to Manorville, where we will take a break, so either bring a snack or buy something at McDonald's or the bagel shop. The ride will average 11.5-12.7, and I will have cue sheets. Please arrive around 8:15 am for an 8:30 am departure from the Water's Edge Restaurant (in East Moriches) parking lot, 215 Atlantic Ave., East Moriches (click on the location above for directions). NOTE: Anyone is welcome to participate in the ride. The ride ends with an optional lunch at the restaurant, and you must be pre-registered for the lunch - there are no "day of" lunches. Asw always newbies more than welcome and no one will be dropped. Actual pace is dependant on the slowest rider, tide, wind, position of moon and ride leaders mood. Ride is only cancelled if the Lobster Ride is cancelled. Naturally if the ride is cancelled the Luncheon is still a go at Noon. Any cancellation by 7am.
It's Lobster Time! A scenic 31 mile ride at a moderate B pace. Rest Stop around mile 20. There are multiple opportunities for quick breaks. No one gets dropped
See scenic Moriches, Remsenberg, Dune Road in Westhampton, Quogue, Westhampton Beach Bakery (where all riders eventually visit) and Speonk.
This is it boys and girls, guys, and gals, ladies and gents or whatever is politically correct now-a-days; this is going to be one of the best days ever. What more could you want lobster, a great ride with your friends and hopefully, a beautiful sunny day with little wind. The ride will take us East through all the streets you have been on before. There will be a break at, where else, the Beach bakery around mile 15, give or take. The pace for the ride will be between 14.7 & 15.0 mph +/- a tad depending on the wind, road conditions, and most importantly; the group!
My cell phone number is 631.484.3490; call anytime if you have questions or need directions to the start. The ride will be cancelled only if the Lobster Ride is. One final thing, if you don’t want your lobster Chris or I will be available to take it off your hands.
Come join me for the 10th Annual Lobster Ride. This route will take us up to Manorville, where we will take a break, so either bring a snack or buy something at McDonald's or the bagel shop. The ride will average 13.7 - 14.6 (with riding speed up to 16-17), and I will have cue sheets. Please arrive around 8:15 am for an 8:30 am departure from the Water's Edge Restaurant (in East Moriches) parking lot, 215 Atlantic Ave., East Moriches (click on the location above for directions).
NOTE: Anyone is welcome to participate in the ride BUT, AS OF JULY 17th, THE LUNCH PORTION IS FILLED AND NO MORE SPOTS ARE AVAILABLE!
This is a pre ride to the Lobster Brunch. If you want to attend the brunch please make sure you sign up before the deadline of August 18th. Details are on the website. This is a B B+ ride and will be doing a short stretch down dune road. This ride is open to anyone even if you do not come to the brunch after.
Our ride will take us to Manorville, with a rest stop at McDonald's. The pace will be a standard C+ pace, adjusted for temperature/humidity, road conditions, wind and rider ability. To eat at the restaurant, you must send in the form and your check soon, since avaiilable space will quickly sell out. Note: it has sold out. If you are not eating, you can still do the ride. Bill Gravitz, 631-356-3036. Check the ride calendar the day of the ride for changes, which would be posted by 06:45am.
we will ride to Babylon from office building at 229 Railroad Ave. just south of train station on east side of street and return to a party in parking lot. bring some munches and chair to rest on after ride.
On this afternoon ride, we will begin in Riverhead riding east to New Suffolk, Nassau Point and Horton’s Light House. The ride includes a number of heavy rollers so anticipate a moderate B/B+ pace.
Check the ride calendar for any weather or last minute cancellations. My cell number is (631) 922-0632, text.
Join me for an easy ride from Eastport, along Dune Road, to Westhampton where we take a break at the Bakery. This will be a structured C+/B- ride, which will average 13.7 - 14.6 (ride speed up to 16.5), with cue sheets, and no one will be left behind.
Ride from the Sayville Train Station to the Bellport Docks via the Patchogue waterfront. This will be a moderate B pace with a chance to stretch your legs on South Country Road. A short water/snack break at the Bellport docks. The days are getting shorter so we are starting at 5:15 PM
Leaving Bank of America heading to East Islip and into Hecksher Park for a bathroom break and a loop around the park. Then onto Connetquot bike path and back to Bank of America. Bring snacks and drinks for this ride.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14 to 15 mph and roads speeds that reach 16 to 17 mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 4:00pm on Monday.
As the days are getting shorter lights are suggested for this ride.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
The evening ride for today will be a nice flat ride with only one hill. We will leave from BOA in Holbrook and work our way down to the Connetquot Bike Bath following the path to the end; then go North and East back to the start. The average pace for this ride will be between 13.0 & 14.0 mph. with road speeds between 14 & 15.5 mph.
Please bring a snack since there are no food stops on this ride. If you need to pee we can stop in the park or the deli if they are open. Last resort would be the train station.
Cancelations will be posted by 4:00PM if there is any reason to do so. If you have any questions about this ride or need directions to the start please call my cell at 631.484.3490.
Scenic ride along the north shore of the peconic. Break at a deli in Cutchogue. Average speed will be between 13.5 and 14mph, depending on temp./humidity, wind and rider ability. For info., contact Bill Gravitz at 631-356-3036. Check ride calendar day of ride for changes, which will be posted by 06:45am.
This is hills 101: lots of hills taken at your own speed. Everyone waits for everyone after the hills; there's no push from the leader. We do B- on the flats and whatever we can on the hills. We will ride to the lighthouse in Old Field for a quick water break. There is a bathroom and snack stop (bring your snack) after the flat 3 mile beach loop.
Please check back by 7:30 am for cancellations or changes morning of ride for any reason. My cell, morning of ride, 631-835-1454. Beforehand, you can contact at [frchtchr@hotmail.com].
How about going to Yaphank today? The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 and 15.0 mph. The road speed on this ride will be between 15 and 17 mph. depending on the roads, wind direction and other conditions. There are a few places along the route where one can stretch the legs if desired. There is no obligation to do this: you won’t get left behind. Around mile 20 there will be a rest stop at the deli.
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 anytime if you have questions about this ride or need directions to the start.
PARK ON SOUTH SIDE OF TRACKS ACROSS ROAD ADJACENT TO BALL FIELD. Average pace of 11.5 - 12.8 depending on wind, tide, slowest rider and leaders disposition. As always Newbies more than welcome and well taken care of. Nobody left behind. Any cancellation by 4pm. Try to arrive 10 min. early as daylights burning and we want to leave on time.
This is the last week at the Sayville start location, ride returns to JFK Elementary in East Islip for September and October. Park at the overflow lot south of the train station. We will ride east from Sayville through Bayport, Blue Point, Patchogue and Bellport, with a short break at the dock in Bellport. Cancellation for any reason will be posted no later than 3PM. If weather is iffy but I haven't cancelled by 3PM I will be at the ride start and make the call at that time.
Quick after work spin, pace will be between 14-15, we will stop mid way for a break if needed. Call my cell if you have any questions about this ride...631-882-4366
Join us for a steady A paced century from Manorville to Orient Point. Although this is listed as an unstructured A ride the group will work together and maintain a steady A pace the entire ride with no surging. Every effort will be made to keep the group together.
After a few miles in Calverton, we will head to Route 51 and then ride south, go the distance on Dune Road to the Ponquogue Bridge with a stop at the Hamlet (Green Door) Avenue, up to Quogue Wildlife Sanctuary, west to Moriches and back north to Manorville. There will be seveal drink and go stops.
Check the ride calendar for any weather or last minute cancellations. My cell number is (631) 804-0751.
Please join me for a ride to my favorite Bagel shop through the Pine Barrens on the back roads less traveled. No one left behind; Cell 631-484-1650 call for info.
This morning we are going 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 14.5 to 15.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction, dew point, and other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -17.0 mph.) to produce the average. There will be the usual places for leg stretches for those who wish. Depending on the wind and the route back we might be adding a mile or two.
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 phone number is 631-484-3490; call anytime if you have questions about this ride.
Leaving Bank of America heading to Great River area & Connetquot bike path.Bring snacks and drinks for this ride. Break & restroom stop will be at Heckscher Park.
This is a C+/B- ride with an average speed of 13 to 14 mph, no one left behind. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 4:00pm Wednesday.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
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