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Join me for an easy and almost completely flat ride around St. James. We will stop for a break at a bagel shop and there will be cue sheets. The ride average will be around 12.0, possibly just a little higher.
We'll do the basic "plus": Old Field lighthouse and down Trustees Road at the beach. Beach will be a snack (bring your own) and bathroom stop. We'll do B- on the flats and whatever we individually can on the hills. Changes or cancellations posted no later than 7:30. Questions before ride, please email me at [frchtchr@hotmail.com]. Day of ride, my cell is 631-835-1454.
This will be a little neighborhood ride around Holbrook. It would be perfect for those who would like to take a break and go a littler slower,or anyone who would like to join me after a hard weekend ride or a hill ride. The average pace for this ride will be between 13.0 & 14.0 mph; naturally the road speed will be higher to produce the average. We can all go for coffee and a bagel just before the end of the ride and chat if you want.
Any cancellation due to weather or any other circumstance will be posted no later than 7:30am if necessary. If you have question about the ride or the start location please call or text me 631.567.0384…Thanks Bobby
As this is an after work ride wheels have to be down at 5:30 SHARP. Be ready to ride at the posted time as DAYLIGHTS A BURNIN! Depending on wind, tide, position of moon and ride leaders disposition we will ride approx. 18-20 miles at an 10.7-11.7 average speed. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, tell your boss you're sick (of work) and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 4:15PM. Cookies at the rides end?
Scenic south shore ride to Babylon. Straight shot to Babylon via Union/Orinoco and then travelling south of Montauk Hwy on the way back where we will pass some of the beautiful homes along the waterfront/canals and some beaches/docks. Rest stop will be the bagel shop in Babylon or possibly Glenn’s Diner (if it’s not too crowded they have a delish “Waffle Wednesday” special). We’ll make a group decision but bring some $$.
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 14.5 to 15.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction, dew point, and other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -16.5 mph.) to produce the average. Depending on the wind and the route back we might be +/- a mile.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 7:30am if necessary. My cell phone number is 631-484-3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about this ride...Thanks
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River and East Islip for a short 21 mile ride. The ride will be at a B- pace with an average speed of around 14.5 - 15mph and road speeds that will reach 16 to 17mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 4:00pm day of the ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
Mid to upper 17s for final avg. Might go to Cupsogue for bonus 10 miles if group is game. QUICK pit stop at Tulley's. Water stops as needed. As always, Zoomie (you should know who he is by now) says you can use his pool to cool off after the ride. Bring a change of clothes. If you don't ditch the ride leader there could be watermelon for you at the end of the ride. Number below is house phone so no texts. Dave can sleep through his own snoring so no worries about calls.
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 14.0 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads, wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.5 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; 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 7:30 am if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start...Thanks
Looking at an average speed of 21.5 mph depending on the group. Hills include 51, 11 and Little flower. We meet in the parking lot behind Twin Forks Bike Shop.
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 area and return to the Post Office. Please bring your drinks and snacks. Any questions concerning this ride call my cell phone 516 448-8545.
Changes or cancelations will be posted by 4:30pm day of ride.
This is a B- ride that will average 14.5 to 15mph, road speeds may reach 16-17mph.
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.
Quick ride out to Quogue with a stop at the bakery on the way back. Depending on wind we will average 15-15.5. Any changes by 7:30 My cell 646-643-6856
Canceled - According to radar rain should start around 7 and continue to 10.
We will be leaving Back of American in East Islip heading to Great River and into Heckscker park for a loop around the park. Then we will head to the Islip and Babylon Dock areas. Restroom stop will be around mile 18 at the dock. We will be stopping at McDonalds for a short break at around mile 27.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.8 to 15mph, road speeds may reach 16-18mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 7:00am day of ride.
Join me for this multi-level "Other" BBB (Bike - Beach (somewhere) - Brew) Ride from Patchouge. There will be cue sheets and a stop[ half-way through the ride. Average speed will be from 11.8 - 12.4, with some ride speeds from 13 - 14.
After the ride is over, many of us will make a stop at the Blue Point Brewery - bring some snacks to share, and we can sample soem of their special beers.
Ride to lose your gut not make it bigger so only a QUICK pit stop at Tulley's. Water stops as needed. Mostly flat except for Ponquogue Bridge and some rollers in Eastport on the way home. Might go to Cupsogue for bonus 10 miles if group is game. As always, Zoomie (You should know who he is by now.) says you can use his pool to cool off after the ride. Bring a change of clothes. If you don't ditch the ride leader there could be watermelon for you at the end of the ride. Number below is house phone so no texts. Dave can sleep through his own snoring so the phone won't wake him.
WE are going out to Smith Point for the Beach Part of the ride and the biking part is a given. The brew part is the Blue Point Brewery after the ride for anyone that wants to drive over and have a snack or food from the food truck. If you go over after bring a change of clothes and people bring all kinds of chips, dip, watermelon, cookies etc, you get the idea. It's a gathering after the ride. You do not have to go to the Brewery and feel free to just come do the ride.
here we go.....again!!! a ride to smiths point beach ending up at the old blue point brewery!! bring munchies and money for the brewery a chance of clothes may be a good idea, too i look forward to seeing you out on the road
First of all, thanks again to Ron for putting this together again. This is going to be a great ride. We’ll start out from the parking lot weaving our way through Patchogue on the way to Wertheim. We will be following the fast, faster, and fastest groups until they are small specs in the distance. There will be a bathroom break at Wertheim around mile 12. All this will be accomplished with an average pace between 14.5 and 15.0 mph, +/- depending on wind conditions, humidity and other factors. Naturally the road speed will be slightly higher, 15-16.5 mph to produce the average.
When we get back it’s off to Blue Point Brewery where we can sample/buy the new stuff that is hitting the market. Please bring some snacks or food for after the ride. Sometimes there is a truck there that sells food, but not always, so don’t count on it. You don’t have to go to the brewery just come for the ride; myself, I have a party to go to after the ride.
Will you, come out and join us for a fun filled day with your fellow tea drinkers? Sure, why not. Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 7:30AM if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about this ride or need directions to the start. Thanks
Depending on wind, tide and position of moon we will ride approx. 20 miles at an 11-12 average speed. Either going toward Bellport or Oakdale/Great River. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, put down the TV remote and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 2:30pm. Cookies at the rides end?
The weather's getting warmer so make sure you have water, also bring a snack as the route is not set until I get there.
Park in lot on South Side of RR across from school field.
Brickwell Farmingdale is our host location for this ride from Farmingdale Village to Target Rock (and just beyond) in Lloyd Neck. We will pass through the towns of Bethpage, Melville, Huntington, Cold Spring Harbor, Syosset, Woodbury and Hicksville before returning to Farmingdale. We will have one rest stop in Caumsett State Park (with rest rooms and vending machines only), so please bring along nutrition accordingly. This is a no-drop ride with wait-ups as needed. Brickwell MultiSports will provide a coffee and bagel breakfast for us in the shop after the ride. Please park and meet us behind the bike shop in the free municipal parking lot, and NOT on Main Street, where parking meters may be in effect. Garmin route available here: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/20411034 Any questions, please text me.
We will be leaving the Post Office heading to Great River and East Islip Marina area. Then we will head East to Heckscker park for a restroom stop and a loop around the park. Then head North picking up the Connetquot bike path going into Bohemia. We will take a short break at Starbucks around mile 22.
This is a B ride with an average speed of 14.8 to 15mph, road speeds may reach 17-18mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 7:30am day of ride.
Bring $ or snacks for a rest break at the Center Moriches McDonalds. We will be cruising at 15.5 mph finishing the ride with an average speed of 14.3-14.7. We will start slow to get our legs going. No one gets dropped
Scenic ride out to Bellport travelling through Sayville and Patchogue. Quick rest stop in Bellport and then taking northern route back via Woodside/LI Ave/Johnson/Connetquot Ave. There are a few small hills along the way (Oakdale Merge area and Woodside) but nothing major. We'll have wait-ups after the climbs - no one gets dropped.
The average speed will be around 16.5mph and road speed may reach 20mph depending on weather conditions.
Today’s route to Great River will change up a bit towards the end of the ride, if the wind is in our favor; making this route pretty flat except for 2 overpasses. We will go the usual route heading south using the Connetquot Park bike bath. We’ll work our way down to Heckscher Park and do a loop there where one can stretch the legs a bit if desired.
The average pace for this ride will be between 14.5 & 15.0 mph, or what conditions allow. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.0 mph, or slower if needed for safety concerns.
We’ll be making a rest stop around mile 19 and the deli/bakery unless you want to go to McDonalds or Starbucks at mile 25. The route back will be determined by the wind direction. After the ride there will be GOOD stuff.
Please DO NOT Park in the Meat Farms parking lot.
Any changes will be posted no later than 7:30am, if necessary. My cell phone number is 631-484-3490; call or text anytime if you have questions or need directions to the ride start...Thanks Bobby
After all the booze-related rides on Saturday, the title seemed appropriate...
Get up and get ready for a detox ride out to Briermere Farms, leaving the South St. School in Manorville. At Briermere, you can enjoy some pie or cookies with your aspirin. To increase your circulation and futher help flush those toxins out of your body, we've added in some rolling terrain on the trip out to Briermere. (I hear blueberries are good source of vitamins and antioxidants, so they might be the pie/fruit of choice, after Saturday...).
Plan on a quick stop at Briermere to hydrate, hit the bathrooms and get ready for the return trip.
OK, JUST JOKING about the booze, WE ALL KNOW THAT EVERYONE IN SBRA KNOWS HOW TO CONTROL THEMSELVES! BUT, WE WILL STILL HAVE A RIDE TO BRIERMERE!
Depending on wind, tide, ride leaders disposition and position of moon we will ride approx. 22 miles at an 10.8-11.7 average speed stopping at Bean & Bagel for a quick snack/water break. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, put down the TV remote and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 8:00AM. Cookies at the rides end?
LET'S CATCH THE SUNSET FIRST AT WADING RIVER BEACH. THEN OFF TO FARMS, FIELDS & STARS! MY CELL 6319220632 BRING LIGHTS!!! A MUST. RIDING AT A SLOWER PACE. Lowered the mileage let's see what goes Moon must be shining.At least we will catch the sunset and chill.
Come out for a scenic and mellow Monday morning cruise from Manorville to Dune Rd. west to Cupsogue Beach (mile 20) with and a rest stop at the Beach Bakery in Westhampton (mile 25). I plan to average between 13.5-14, and will cruise at 14-15. Rain, heat or high humidity will cancel. Check back by 6:30 AM for any changes. Call my cell if you have any questions.
Mid to higher 17s for final avg. Might go to Cupsogue for bonus 10 miles if group is game. QUICK pit stop at Tulley's. Water stops as needed. As always, Zoomie ( you should know who he is by now) says you can use his pool to cool off after the ride. Bring a change of clothes. If you don't ditch the ride leader there could be watermelon for you at the end of the ride. Number below is house phone so no texts. Dave can sleep through his own snoring so no worries about calls.
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 returning to Bank of America. Bring snacks and drinks for this ride.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.5 to 15 mph and roads speeds that reach 16 to 17 mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 3:30pm day of ride.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
Drats! rain rain go away. 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 weather forcast is iffy, I will post a go/nogo by 3:30pm
Another 105 Century, this time out to Greenport on the North Fork. We'll use co-leader Jim Drago's route and hope for great weather. Steady A paced ride, we stay together and ride as a team for best effiency. Please review and/or upload the route.
Steady pace line work. This will NOT be the usual hammer fest 41. Need to save some for the hill ride. One quick stop and one wait up, if necessary at the top of 51.
Off to the preserve with 3 miles on Dune Road and a break at the Beach Bakery. There will be several scenic stops in Quogue. For info: contact Bill G. at 631-356-3036. Check ride calendar for any changes, which would be posted by 7:00am day of ride.
Join me for an nice early, easy ride from Sayville to Patchogue. There will be cue sheets; we will have a bathroom break; and we will make a deli stop in Patchogue for a snack/break.
I'm changing the classification to B- because we do B- on the flats. Hills are up to your ability -- no push from the leader. Depending on how strong you are on hills, you may have an average around 14. We regroup after the hills.
Today's ride will take us into Strong's Neck and then to the Old Field lighthouse. From there, our usual ride to Trustees Road, the beach for our break (bring your own snack) and Nicolls Road.
Questions before day of, please email me at [frchtchr@hotmail.com]. Morning of ride, my cell is 631-835-1454.
THE FOCUS OF THE RIDE IS TO IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS. IT IS A TRAINING RIDE, NOT A RACE FROM POINT TO POINT.
This is a weekly ride for those interested in strengthening their hill climbing. Each week there will be an increase in the difficulty as riders get stronger. During the hill portion of the ride, there will be no sweep; however, there will be frequent wait ups, and no one will be dropped.
A word about the ride level. It's listed as a B-; however, that will be dependent on the weather and the ability of those who show up.
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River and East Islip for a 20 mile ride. The ride will be at a B- pace with an average speed of around 14.5mph and road speeds that will reach 16 to 17mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 3:00pm day of the ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
As this is an after work ride wheels have to be down at 5:30 SHARP. Be ready to ride at the posted time as DAYLIGHTS A BURNIN! Depending on wind, tide, position of moon and ride leaders disposition we will ride approx. 18-20 miles at an 10.7-11.7 average speed. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, tell your boss you're sick (of work) and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 4:15PM. Cookies at the rides end?
Dune Road via Remsenburg & Westhampton. QUICK pit stop at Tullys. This is not a foodie ride, it's about the ride. Water stops as needed. Bonus 10 miles if group is game by going to Cupsogue. Return inland. Mid to upper 17s for final avg. Zoomie says you can use his pool (but not his boogie board) to cool off after the ride. Number below is house phone so no texts.
So here's the plan-there will be multiple levels of rides starting out and returning by 11:30. After that anyone who wants to can join us at the Sound Bistro (Formally the Lobster Roll North) at 3225 Sound Avenue, Riverhead. Before we leave on the rides, we need a head count of who will be joining us for lunch (each person pays for him/herself). There are many menu options including items on the former Lobster Roll menu. Check back for any changes to my ride post once I decide the route I will take. Park at the east end of the lot behind the stores on Main Street.
See Trica's posting for details. We will be riding out to Cutchogue along the North shore of Peconic Bay. Our stop is midway at a deli in Cutchogue. Numerous pretty views along our route. For info; contact Bill G at 631-356-3036. Check for any changes, which would be posted by 07:15am day of ride.
As per Tricia: So here's the plan-there will be multiple levels of rides starting out and returning by 11:30. After that anyone who wants to can join us at the Sound Bistro (Formally the Lobster Roll North) at 3225 Sound Avenue, Riverhead. Before we leave on the rides, we need a head count of who will be joining us for lunch (each person pays for him/herself). There are many menu options including items on the former Lobster Roll menu. Check back for any changes to my ride post once I decide the route I will take. Park at the east end of the lot behind the stores on Main Street.
As always ANYBODY can come for the ride, NOBODY will be left behind and SOMEBODY could pay for my lunch! Newbies always welcome and well taken care of. Any cancellation will be by 8am.
We will take a beautiful north fork ride and then, as an option, meet up with other level riders at the Sound Bistro in Riverhead for lunch. Time and ride distance are subject to change so check back after August 1st for final numbers. This will be a paceline ride.
This morning it might be nice to take a ride through Bellport and Patchogue stopping for a break at Mickey D’s around mile 20. The average pace will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction, dew point, and other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -16.5 mph.) to produce the average. Depending on the wind and the route back we might be +/- a mile.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 7:30am if necessary. My cell phone number is 631-484-3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about this ride...Thanks
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 an easy C ride the pace will be determined by the wind who shows up and how I am feeling that day not to exceed the C guide lines, there will be a few go aheads for the faster riders to get a work out, no one left behind, cell phone 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
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 14.0 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads, wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.5 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; 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 7:30 am if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start...Thanks
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 area and return to the Post Office. Please bring your drinks and snacks. Any questions concerning this ride call my cell phone 516 448-8545.
Changes or cancelations will be posted by 3:30pm day of ride.
This is a B- ride that will average 14.5 to 15mph, road speeds may reach 16-17mph.
Come out for a scenic and mellow morning cruise from Manorville to Dune Rd. west to Cupsogue Beach (mile 20) with and a rest stop at the Beach Bakery in Westhampton (mile 25). I plan to average between 13.5-14, and will cruise at 14-15. Rain, heat or high humidity will cancel. Check back by 6:30 AM for any changes. Call my cell if you have any questions.
Dune Road via Remsenburg & Westhampton. QUICK pit stop at Tullys. This is not a foodie ride, it's about the ride. Water stops as needed. Bonus 10 miles if group is game by going to Cupsogue. Return inland. Mid to upper 17s for final avg. Zoomie says you can use his pool (but not his boogie board) to cool off after the ride. Number below is house phone so no texts.
Join me for an easy and almost completely flat ride around St. James. This is a new route, we will stop for a break at St. James Bagels, and there will be cue sheets. The ride average will be between 11.6 and 12.0.
This will be a little neighborhood ride around Holbrook. It would be perfect for those who would like to take a break and go a littler slower,or anyone who would like to join me after a hard weekend ride or a hill ride. The average pace for this ride will be between 13.0 & 14.0 mph; naturally the road speed will be higher to produce the average. We can all go for coffee and a bagel just before the end of the ride and chat if you want.
Any cancellation due to weather or any other circumstance will be posted no later than 7:30am if necessary. If you have question about the ride or the start location please call or text me 631.567.0384…Thanks
Relaxing ride through Belmont Lake State Park to Town of Babylon. Deli stop for a snack. Please check back on this posting on/before 3:00PM for changes or cancellation (no go in rain).
Please Note: The park stops charging the parking fee at 4:00PM - if you arrive earlier, pull to the side of the entrance and wait until 4:00PM
We will be leaving Back of American in East Islip heading to Great River and into Heckscker park and the East Islip area. The restroom break will be at Timber Point Gulf Course. Then heading North into Central Islip for a few miles before returning to the bank. Please bring your snacks and drinks for this ride.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.5 to 15mph, road speeds may reach 16-17mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 7:00am day of the ride.
It looks like the rain will be South of us and will miss us. 07:15am update: Ride is on. If you have lights, bring them. Rain gear is a good idea also. Off to Briermere's for pie or other treats. If you want to share a pie, bring singles and quarters. Note: we need a minimum of 4 pie eaters to share a pie. Their will be a brief stop to view the farm that has American Bison, hopefully they will be in a nearby field, so we can see them from the road. For info: phone/text Bill G. at 631-356-3036. Check the ride calendar for any changes, which will be posted by 07:00am day of ride. Do not park in Papa Joseph's lot, park on Chapman, the side road next to the restaurant.
Were off to Briermere and maybe meet up with Bill and his Group for the rest stop, speed will be determined by the wind, who shows up, how the leader feels that day, not to exceed the SBRA guidelines for a C paced ride, no one left behind, Cell Phone 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
We'll change-up the ride to Briermere Farms with a route change. This week, we'll return along the river road, for a change of scenery. The eastbound loop will include a section of the windy fields we love so much.
So meet at the South Street School and get ready for another trip to Briermere. As always, let's keep the group together, so no one is left alone in the wind...we'll give you a place or two to stretch your legs.
Check the morning of the ride for any weather-related delays or cancellation; the weather is unpredictable these days.
This will be the start of the Seagull Century training rides. You don’t have to be doing the century to go on any of these rides. However, if you would like to know more about this century click on this link - http://seagullcentury.org/ For some riders who did the century last year click on this link - http://seagullcentury.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/SGC_Brochure_Final_17.pdf - to see if you are in the 2017 Seagull Century registration brochure group photo.
Now, let’s talk about the training rides. Each week the ride will increase by 5 miles; give or take. This way you won’t feel so bad when you eat that extra donut. By the time all the training rides are completed I’m sure you’ll be able to do an easy 100 miles on a flat scenic course. Since these training rides are a shared effort I would hope that riders would come forward and help in the pulling. During the weeks I am unable to ride Chris Musso will be taking my place.
The first ride will be the one I did a few weeks ago; chowder/desert. 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 westerly wind we’ll use Dune Road as part of the route; great for those break-a-ways. If the wind doesn’t cooperate we’ll use the inland route which is different, but just as nice.
The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 and 15.0 mph, depending on the roads and wind direction, the ride could come in a tad faster, meaning in the lower “B” range.
We’ll be making a rest, food, and bathroom stop at Tully’s around mile 22 for some great clam chowder or other stuff. Peddle for another 10 miles or so and we stop at the Beach Bakery for desert. After that, another 7 miles and training ride one is "under your belt". If this all sounds like fun, it is, come out and join us.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute changes which will be posted no later than 7:30am. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text if you need additional information about the ride, start location or the Seagull Century…Thanks
Ride to Northport with rest stop at the famous Copenhagen Bakery in Northport. Grab a coffee and your favorite bakery item and we'll sit by the harbor for about 15mins before heading back.
Nice easy pace with some hills (but nothing crazy). Wait-up at the top. No one gets dropped.
Leaving the bank we will be heading to Bellport. There are a few restroom stops along the way that we can use when needed. Our food stop will be at the Bellport Deli.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14 to 15 mph, no one left behind. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 7:15AM day of ride.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
Off to Wildwood State Park, with a deli stop just prior to the park. Wildwood has restrooms and picnic tables. For info; contact Bill G. at 631-356-3036. Check the ride calendar for changes, which would be posted by 06:15am day of ride.
Depending on wind, tide and position of moon we will ride approx. 20 miles at an 11-12 average speed. Either going toward Bellport or Oakdale/Great River. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, put down the TV remote and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 8am. Cookies at the rides end?
The weather's getting warmer so make sure you have water, also bring a snack as the route is not set until I get there.
Park in lot on South Side of RR across from school field.
Today’s route to Great River will change up a bit towards the end of the ride, if the wind is in our favor; making this route pretty flat except for 2 overpasses. We will go the usual route heading south using the Connetquot Park bike bath. We’ll work our way down to Heckscher Park and do a loop there where one can stretch the legs a bit if desired.
The average pace for this ride will be between 14.5 & 15.0 mph, or what conditions allow. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.0 mph, or slower if needed for safety concerns.
We’ll be making a rest stop around mile 19 and the deli/bakery unless you want to go to McDonalds or Starbucks at mile 25. The route back will be determined by the wind direction. After the ride there will be GOOD stuff.
Please DO NOT Park in the Meat Farms parking lot.
Any changes will be posted no later than 7:30am, if necessary. My cell phone number is 631-484-3490; call or text anytime if you have questions or need directions to the ride start...Thanks
Were off to Wildwood for the rest stop, Deli stop for snacks before the park to be eaten in the park, speed will be determined by the wind, who shows up, how the leader feels that day, not to exceed the SBRA guidelines for a C paced ride, no one left behind, Cell Phone 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
Nice ride to Shoreham to overlook the sound, and back again. We'll be back in the parking lot by 10:15, barring any issues. There are no bathroom facilities on this route, and Dunkin Donuts is no longer letting us use their bathroom, so plan accordingly. Park near the DD however. Ride will come in at approximately 14 MPH. Rain, heat or high humidity will cancel. Check back at 6:30 AM for any changes. Call my cell if you have any questions.
Upper 17s final avg. Trying for the elusive 18s. Mostly flat except for Ponquogue Bridge and easy rolloers in Eastport on the way back. Bonus 10 miles if group is game to ride to Cupsogue. This is not a feeding frenzy ride. This is a fat burning ride. QUICK pit stop at Tullys. Water stops as needed. Zoomie says you can use his pool (but not his boogie board) to cool off after the ride. Number below is house so no texts. Dave will sleep through his own snoring so the phone will not wake him.
We will be leaving Back Of American in East Islip heading to Great River, East Islip Marina and Heckscher Park. Then we will head North to Bohemia. The restroom stop and food break will be around mile 26 in Bohemia.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.5 to 15 mph, road speeds may reach 17-18mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 7:30am day of ride.
THE FOCUS OF THE RIDE IS TO IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS. IT IS A TRAINING RIDE, NOT A RACE FROM POINT TO POINT.
This is a weekly ride for those interested in strengthening their hill climbing. Each week there will be an increase in the difficulty as riders get stronger. During the hill portion of the ride, there will be no sweep; however, there will be frequent wait ups, and no one will be dropped.
A word about the ride level. It's listed as a B-; however, that will be dependent on the weather and the ability of those who show up.
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. Any changes posted by 3:30 pm
Join me for an easy ride from Yaphank to the Wertheim National Wildlife Refuge, where we will take a break. There is no food sold there, so bring a snack with you or we'll make a quick stop at the deli on Montauk Hwy. This is a C ride, which will average 11.8 - 12.0, with cue sheets.
I'll be at ride start. My plan is to shorten ride and change up route to get in a few hills but be back 11 or before. It's not supposed to be raining until then!!
I will be doing C+/B- on the flats due to a shoe issue. Feel free to do 16-18 on the hills. ☺️
We'll do the basic "plus": Old Field lighthouse and down Trustees Road at the beach. Beach will be a snack (bring your own) and bathroom stop. We'll do C+/B- on the flats and whatever we individually can on the hills. Changes or cancellations posted no later than 7:30. Questions before ride, please email me at [frchtchr@hotmail.comhttps://www.sbraweb.org/sites/all/modules/extlink/extlink_s.png) -20px center no-repeat; width: 10px; height: 10px; padding-right: 12px;">(link sends e-mail)]. Day of ride, my cell is 631-835-1454.
This will be a little neighborhood ride around Holbrook. It would be perfect for those who would like to take a break and go a littler slower,or anyone who would like to join me after a hard weekend ride or a hill ride. The average pace for this ride will be between 13.0 & 14.0 mph; naturally the road speed will be higher to produce the average. We can all go for coffee and a bagel just before the end of the ride and chat if you want.
Any cancellation due to weather or any other circumstance will be posted no later than 7:30am if necessary. If you have question about the ride or the start location please call or text me 631.567.0384…Thanks Bobby
WILL BE AT JACKSON HALL AT 5:15 / 5:30. HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE.
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River and East Islip for a 20 mile ride. The ride will be at a B- pace with an average speed of around 14.5mph and road speeds that will reach 16 to 17mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 3:00pm day of ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
COME TO MY SAYVILLE RR RIDE TOMORROW AS RAIN CANCELS TODAYS EVENT.
As this is an after work ride wheels have to be down at 5:30 SHARP. Be ready to ride at the posted time as DAYLIGHTS A BURNIN! Depending on wind, tide, position of moon and ride leaders disposition we will ride approx. 18-20 miles at an 11-12 average speed. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, tell your boss you're sick (of work) and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 4:15PM. Cookies at the rides end?
I believe this is what the old BBB route was before the town of Southold placed restrictions on organized group rides. If this is not the exact route, it should be somewhat close to it. We will ride from Riverhead to Greenport and then take the north ferry to Shelter Island (SI). We will tour some of the nicer parts of SI (my favorite is Dering Harbor and Ram's Head) as we travel south to the North Haven ferry. Once back on the mainland we will head to Sag Harbor for a rest stop before heading back up to Riverhead. It's possible that we may do this loop in reverse depending on where we would like to stop for lunch. We'll decide as a group on rest stops and lunch at ride start.
You will need "cash" for the ferry plus some $$ for lunch.
Off to Westhampton Beach, Cupsogue County Park, and Quogue. Scenic break with bathroom stop at Cupsogue, view stop in Quogue, and an obligatory stop at the Westhampton Bakery. For info: text/call: Bill G. at 631-356-3036. Check the ride calendar day of ride for changes, which would be posted by 07:15am. There will be several opportunities for faster riders to sprint ahead of the group on the Dune Road segment of the ride.
This morning it might be nice to take a ride through Bellport and Patchogue stopping for a break at Mickey D’s around mile 20. The average pace will be between 14.5 to 15.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction, dew point, and other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -16.5 mph.) to produce the average. Depending on the wind and the route back we might be +/- a mile.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 7:30am if necessary. My cell phone number is 631-484-3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about this ride...ThanksBobby
Port Jeff Sta. to Shoreham. Less hills today more rollers. Not the Climb ride... Construction in shopping center but plenty of parking. My cell 631 9220632
UPDATE - TUESDAY 5:30PM - Please note the new start location.
UPDATE - TUESDAY 8:30AM - The forecast for this afternoon and early evening is showers and/or thunderstorms so I am canceling the ride for today and rescheduling for Wednesday.
Route TBD. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 3PM.
Depending on wind, tide and position of moon we will ride approx. 20 miles at an 11-12 average speed. Either going toward Bellport or Oakdale/Great River. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, put down the TV remote and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 4:15pm. Cookies at the rides end?
The weather's getting warmer so make sure you have water, also bring a snack as the route is not set until I get there.
Park in lot on South Side of RR across from school field.
Easy A paced ride. Warm-up through local Oakdale streets. Some different scenery and some familiar routes combine to make this a fun ride, hopefully. Download the route-so we don't all get lost.We can stop in Bellport at mile 21 for the deli, bathroom, and tires and tubes at Kreb's; other breaks as needed.
Rolling out to the Northville Tanks for some fun than on to Jamesport for a quick break before heading back. We'll use our usual routes but please make yourself familiar with the route. This ride "we go EZ".
Had a relapse and was off the bike for awhile, so going to go a littlte slower to get back on the bike. Mostly flat except for Ponquogue Bridge and easy rolloers in Eastport on the way back. Bonus 10 miles if grroup is game to ride to Cupsogue. This is not a feeding frenzy ride. This is a fat burning ride. QUICK pit stop at Tullys. Water stops as needed. Zoomie says you can use his pool (but not his boogie board) to cool off after the ride. Number below is house so no texts. Dave will sleep through his own snoring so the phone will not wake him.
Off to my favorite pie place. If you want to share a pie, bring singles and quarters. For info; contact Bill G. at 631-356-3036. Check ride calendar day of ride for changes, which would be posted be 07:15am. Park on Chapman, which is the sidestreet adjacent to Papa Josephs.
Join up with your felllow septa, octo, nona and any other genarians on a relaxing ride to Manorville. Leader will maintain a 12-13 mph level ground cruising speed, but will adjust to the needs of the group. No one will be dropped. Any changes will be posted by 8 AM.
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 14.0 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads, wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.5 mph.
We'll stop along the way for a bathroom break around mile 10. Don’t forget to bring a snack for the beach stop. Do you know what AGUAPANELA is? Come and find out; PARKING: Use the area of the parking lot on the SOUTH side first.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 7:30 am if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start...Thanks
I am going to the Bakery for snacks, speed depends on the wind, who shows up, and how I feel that day not to exceed the SBRA guidelines, no one left behind, cell phone 631-878-1716 call for info 7am-8pm.
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 area and return to the Post Office. Please bring your drinks and snacks. Any questions concerning this ride call my cell phone 516 448-8545.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 3:30pm day of ride.
This is a B- ride that will average 14.5 to 15mph, road speeds may reach 16-17mph.
Meet in the parking lot behind Twin Forks Bike Shop. Average pace has been between 21.5 and 22 mph. Head up 51 and 111 then north to Little Flower. Wait up at Little Flower.
Tag Along to Chris's Kreb ride. This is a great ride for those that are interested in moving up. This ride has it all, sprints, steady pace, waitups and possibly double paceline. Check for rain cancelations by 6:30AM.
Warm up for the weekend. Quick ride out to Quogue with a stop at the bakery.Try to average 15.5 to 16 depending on the wind. Any change by 7:30. My cell 646-643-6856
Scenic ride to the Smithtown beaches, definitely a challenge because of the hills.... but its sloo and worth the effort. Plus, its fun. Purfect ride to develop hill skills.
Likely rain and a credible thunderstorm threat means canceling this morrning!
A flat ride to places of historical interest around Smith's Point. The Manor of St George offers a breath taking view of Bellport Bay. We will visit the Beach at Smith's Point and then the William Floyd mansion. The original building at the Manor of St George was built before 1700. William Floyd was a signer of the Declaration of Independence and parts of the mansion were built in the very early nineteenth century. This will be a very moderately paced ride with no one left behind. Bring Snacks for breaks at the beach and at the William Floyd Mansion. The driveway to the Manor of St George is graveled in some sections so a hybrid bike is nice although I have biked the driveway on a skinny tired bike with no trouble.
UPDATE – 7:25am – 8/18/17 – Looks like we are going to have rain this morning. The ride is cancelled, see you tomorrow. Thanks, Bobby
This will be a little neighborhood ride around Holbrook. It would be perfect for those just starting out for the season, or anyone who would like to join me before a longer weekend ride. The average pace for this ride will be between 13.0 & 14.0 mph; naturally the road speed will be higher to produce the average. We can all go for coffee and a bagel just befor the end of the ride and chat if you want.
Any cancellation due to weather or any other circumstance will be posted no later than 8:00am if necessary. If you have question about the ride or the start location please call or text me 631.567.0384…Thanks
SISTA ACT RIDE!!! FOR SISTERS ONLY! LADIES, LET'S GET TOGETHER RIDE. AFTER THE RIDE, SUGGESTION #1, WHOOPIE IT UP AT CEDAR BEACH (45 RPMS PLAYING... not one of my favs, but I'm sure we can have some serious fun.)...OR... WE CAN JUST HEAD OVER TO WEST MEADOW BEACH WITH OUR COOLERS AND HAVE A QUIET EVENING. WE CAN DECIDE ON SITE AFTER THE RIDE. IF YOU CAN'T MAKE THE RIDE, COME TO THE BEACH. TXT US AS TO WHERE WE WILL BE. HOPING OTHER "FEMALE" RIDE LEADERS WILL POST A RIDE SO WE CAN ACCOMMODATE A FEW RIDE LEVELS. MY CELL 631922-0632
Easy pace! Save it for the birds! We will keep a steady pace and not push it (save it for tomorrow). We will "visit" 24 heading north. It has been paved over and looks to be very smooth (read between the lines). That is a good section to ride hard (for those you who forgot your reading glasses)!
Had a relapse and was not riding for awhile, so taking it a little slow to get back on the bike. Mostly flat except for Ponquogue Bridge and easy rolloers in Eastport on the way back. Bonus 10 miles if group is game to ride to Cupsogue. This is not a feeding frenzy ride. This is a fat burning ride. QUICK pit stop at Tullys. Water stops as needed. Zoomie says you can use his pool (but not his boogie board) to cool off after the ride. Number below is house so no texts. Dave will sleep through his own snoring so the phone will not wake him.
Leaving the bank we will be heading to Bellport. There are a few restroom stops along the way that we can use when needed. Our food stop will be at the Bellport Deli. The returning route through Bayport has been changed to avoid Pothole City.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.5 to 15 mph, no one left behind. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 7:30AM day of ride.
Please note: The Baker will have a birthday cake for us for after the ride.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
Join me for this multi-level "Other" BBB (Bike - Beach - Brew) Ride. I will be going from Patchouge to Sayville, with cue sheets, and we will make a stop at the Sayville Beach. Average speed will be from 11.8 - 12.0.
After the ride is over, some of us will go to the Blue Point Brewery. If you care to join us, please bring some snacks to share and, if you choose, you may sample some of their wonderful beers. There is a deli across the street for sandwiches, and sometimes there is a food truck right at the brewery.
Park in the south end of the lot, nearest Montauk Hwy. We will either go to Quogue or Manorville, not sure yet. There will be a food stop on either ride.
Were off to Briermere for the rest stop, speed will be determined by the wind, who shows up, how the leader feels that day, not to exceed the SBRA guidelines for a C paced ride, no one left behind, Cell Phone 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
Today’s route will be almost the same as Seagull Train 1. The difference will be a few extra streets in order to get 45 or 46 miles. Hopefully Dune road will be better this week
Now, let’s talk about the training rides. Each week the ride will increase by 5 miles; give or take. This way you won’t feel so bad when you eat that extra donut. By the time all the training rides are completed I’m sure you’ll be able to do an easy 100 miles on a flat scenic course. Since these training rides are a shared effort I would hope that riders would come forward and help in the pulling. During the weeks I am unable to ride Chris Musso will be taking my place and leading the rides.
This ride is just like the chowder/desert route. 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 westerly wind we’ll use Dune Road as part of the route; great for those break-a-ways. If the wind doesn’t cooperate we’ll use the inland route which is different, but just as nice.
The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 and 15.0 mph, depending on the roads and wind direction, the ride could come in a tad faster, meaning in the lower “B” range.
We’ll be making a rest, food, and bathroom stop at Tully’s around mile 28 for some great clam chowder or other stuff. Peddle for another 10 miles or so and we stop at the Beach Bakery for desert. After that, another 7 miles and training ride one is "under your belt". If this all sounds like fun, it is, come out and join us.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute changes which will be posted no later than 7:30am. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text if you need additional information about the ride, start location or the Seagull Century…Thanks
Depending on wind, tide and position of moon we will ride approx. 17 miles at an 11-12 average speed. Either going toward Bellport or Oakdale/Great River. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, put down the TV remote and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 2:00pm. Cookies at the rides end?
The weather's getting warmer so make sure you have water, also bring a snack as the route is not set until I get there.
Park in lot on South Side of RR across from school field.
Update: If you are interested in this ride, please try to let me know in advance so I know approx how many people to expect. You can reach me on my cell (347-922-3824) or by e-mail (jmworld1@gmail.com). Fyi - this is a joint club ride with Huntington Bike Club so you might make some new friends along the way. Their pace will be in the B- to B class according to SBRA guidelines so no pressure. Just a nice casual Sun morn ride to a very different destination. Should make for great group pic!!
**I am not sure if we will have the opportunity to buy food/drink along the way so please bring enough with you. I suggest two water bottles and some power bars/GU packs/etc.
How many times have you driven on the Cross Island Pkwy and wondered what it would be like to ride your bike along the causeway to the Throgs Neck Bridge??? Well - now's your chance. Casual Sunday morning ride to the park under the bridge (rest stop). Some hills but nothing crazy. No one gets dropped.
we will ride north shore roads to belle terre we may go out of our way to find a hill (just saying) https://ridewithgps.com/routes/24319740 ride is classified as a b+/a due to elevation (3000+) and mileage (60+)
We will maintain a cruising speed of 16.5mph to finish with an average speed of 15.3-15.7. Bring snacks or $ for a rest stop at the McDonalds in Manorville.
Experience Cedar Beach in two ways today. Bring your bike and your kayak or paddle board for a multi-level day of fun in the sun! We will pedal at 9am. After the ride, we will picnic on site (bring your own snacks, lunch and beverages, chairs etc.). Around 1pm we will launch our kayaks or paddle boards around the Mt. Sinai Harbor. I'm willing to share if you don't have one. We have arranged security for both kayacs and bikes while we play. However, bring locks for your bikes. Also you are welcome to participate in only one of the sports, just plan around the above basic time frame. Check in for any updates to the plans. Changes will be posted by 7 AM. My cell 6319220632
Experience Cedar Beach in two ways today. Bring your bike and your kayak or paddle board for a multi-level day of fun in the sun! We plan to start biking at 9:00am and will ride to Cedar Beach. Distance will depend on the group and the weather but will be between 17-20 miles. The first several miles are hilly, then basically flat after that. Following the bike ride, we'll have a lunch break around 11:30 (bring your own lunch and drink in a cooler). Around 1 PM we'll launch our kayaks or paddle boards and paddle around Mt. Sinai Harbor for about 2 hours. Bring sunscreen, equipment for both sports, including a lock for your bike. We have arranged for security for the kayaks and bikes while we are out. Also people are welcome to participate in only one of the sports, just plan around the above basic time frame. Check in for any updates to the plans. Changes will be posted by 7 AM. Call my cell with any questions.
Depending on wind, tide and position of moon we will ride approx. 20 miles at an 10.8-11.7 average speed. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, put down the TV remote and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 8:00AM. Cookies at the rides end?
Bring water and snacks with you as route is not determined until lift off.
Bandit, we have a run out east to Briermere Farms, to pickup a load of pies. So, let's meet-up at the South Street School for a paceline ride out east, with a return heading down to the southern return loop. Hopefully, we'll get a chance to try-out some new pavement.
We'll keep the convoy together, so no one gets dropped and caught by Smokey. :)
Today’s route to Great River will change up a bit towards the end of the ride, if the wind is in our favor; making this route pretty flat except for 2 overpasses. We will go the usual route heading south using the Connetquot Park bike bath. We’ll work our way down to Heckscher Park and do a loop there where one can stretch the legs a bit if desired.
The average pace for this ride will be between 14.5 & 15.0 mph, or what conditions allow. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.0 mph, or slower if needed for safety concerns.
We’ll be making a rest stop around mile 19 and the deli/bakery unless you want to go to McDonalds or Starbucks at mile 25. The route back will be determined by the wind direction. After the ride there will be GOOD stuff.
Please DO NOT Park in the Meat Farms parking lot.
Any changes will be posted no later than 7:30am, if necessary. My cell phone number is 631-484-3490; call or text anytime if you have questions or need directions to the ride start...Thanks Bobby
Were off to Bean & Bagel for the rest stop, speed will be determined by the wind, who shows up, how the leader feels that day, not to exceed the SBRA guidelines for a C paced ride, no one left behind, Cell Phone 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
Join me for an easy and almost completely flat ride around St. James. This is a new route, we will stop for a break at St. James Bagels, and there will be cue sheets. The ride average will be between 11.6 and 12.0.
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 returning to Bank of America. Bring snacks and drinks for this ride.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.5 to 15 mph and roads speeds that reach 16 to 17 mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 3:30pm day of ride.
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.
Easy ride on the Belmont Lake State Park trail to the T.O.B. Docks. Mileage can be +/- depending on the group, it's supposed to be a nice day so I hope to have your company! The deli should be open for a quick snack/ice cream. In the event that I may need to change the time or cancel ride, please check back by 4:00 PM the day of the ride.
I will be doing C+/B- on the flats due to a shoe issue. Feel free to do 16-18 on the hills. ☺️ We'll do the basic "plus": Old Field lighthouse and down Trustees Road at the beach. Beach will be a snack (bring your own) and bathroom stop. We'll do C+/B- on the flats and whatever we individually can on the hills. Changes or cancellations posted no later than 7:30. Questions before ride, please email me at [frchtchr@hotmail.com]. Day of ride, my cell is 631-835-1454.
This will be a little neighborhood ride around Holbrook. It would be perfect for those who would like to take a break and go a littler slower,or anyone who would like to join me after a hard weekend ride or a hill ride. The average pace for this ride will be between 13.0 & 14.0 mph; naturally the road speed will be higher to produce the average. We can all go for coffee and a bagel just before the end of the ride and chat if you want.
Any cancellation due to weather or any other circumstance will be posted no later than 7:30am if necessary. If you have question about the ride or the start location please call or text me 631.567.0384…Thanks Bobby
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River and East Islip for a 20 mile ride. The ride will be at a B- pace with an average speed of around 14.5 to 15mph and road speeds that will reach 16 to 17mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 3:00pm day of ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
As this is an after work ride wheels have to be down at 5:30 SHARP. Be ready to ride at the posted time as DAYLIGHTS A BURNIN! Depending on wind, tide, position of moon and ride leaders disposition we will ride approx. 18-20 miles at an 11-12 average speed. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, tell your boss you're sick (of work) and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 4:15PM. Cookies at the rides end?
Join with your fellow genarians for a leisurely ride to Smith POint. Leader will maintain a 12 to 13 mph level ground pace. No one will be dropped. Any change will be posted by 8am.
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 14.5 to 15.0 mph depending on the roads, wind direction, dew point, and other conditions. Naturally, the road speed will be higher (15 -16.5 mph.) to produce the average. Depending on the wind and the route back we might be +/- a mile.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 7:30am if necessary. My cell phone number is 631-484-3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about this ride...ThanksBobby
Were off to Bean & Bagel for the rest stop, speed will be determined by the wind, who shows up, how the leader feels that day, not to exceed the SBRA guidelines for a C paced ride, no one left behind, Cell Phone 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River and East Islip for a short 21 mile ride. The ride will be at a B- pace with an average speed of around 14.5 - 15mph and road speeds that will reach 16 to 17mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 4:00pm day of the ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
Depending on wind, tide and position of moon we will ride approx. 17 miles at an 11-12 average speed. Either going toward Bellport or Oakdale/Great River. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, put down the TV remote and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 4:15pm. Cookies at the rides end? Make sure you have water, also bring a snack as the route is not set until I get there. Park in lot on South Side of RR across from school field.
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.
Pace of ride will be the Charlie Bird Pace. We will have wait ups when necessary.The roye include the tank, the new and improved Route 24 and mill road. One stop at MRB.
This is a good midweek ride for those of you are preparing for a Grand Fondo in September.
Join me for an nice early, easy ride from Sayville to Patchogue. There will be cue sheets; we will have a bathroom break; and we will make a deli stop in Patchogue for a snack/break.
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 14.0 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads, wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.5 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; 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 7:30 am if necessary. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start...Thanks
Wildwood will be the rest stop, we will stop at the Deli to pick up snacks to be eaten in the park speed will be determined by the wind, who shows up, how the leader feels that day, not to exceed the SBRA guidelines for a C paced ride, no one left behind, Cell Phone 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
Leaving Bank of America heading to East Islip and into Hecksher Park for a bathroom break and a loop around the park. Then to Islip Beach and returning to Bank of America. Bring snacks and drinks for this ride.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.5 to 15 mph and roads speeds that reach 16 to 17 mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 3:30pm day of the ride.
If you have any questions concering this ride you can call me on my cell phone at (516) 448-8545.
A flat ride to places of historical interest around Smith's Point. The Manor of St George offers a breath taking view of Bellport Bay. We will visit the Beach at Smith's Point and then the William Floyd mansion. The original building at the Manor of St George was built before 1700. William Floyd was a signer of the Declaration of Independence and parts of the mansion were built in the very early nineteenth century. This will be a very moderately paced ride with no one left behind. Bring Snacks for breaks at the beach and at the William Floyd Mansion. The driveway to the Manor of St George is graveled in some sections so a hybrid bike is nice although I have biked the driveway on a skinny tired bike with no trouble.
This will be a little neighborhood ride around Holbrook. It would be perfect for those just starting out for the season, or anyone who would like to join me before a longer weekend ride. The average pace for this ride will be between 13.0 & 14.0 mph; naturally the road speed will be higher to produce the average. We can all go for coffee and a bagel just befor the end of the ride and chat if you want.
Any cancellation due to weather or any other circumstance will be posted no later than 8:00am if necessary. If you have question about the ride or the start location please call or text me 631.567.0384…Thanks
We will be leaving Back of American in East Islip heading to Great River and into Heckscker park for a restroom break, if needed, and a loop around the park. Then we will head to Babylon Dock area. Restrooms are available at the dock around mile 17. Then its off to McDonalds for a short break at around mile 26.
This is a B ride with an average speed of 15 to 15.5mph, road speeds may reach 17-18mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 6:30am day of ride.
Scenic ride out to Bellport travelling through Sayville and Patchogue. Quick rest stop in Bellport and then taking northern route back via Woodside/LI Ave/Johnson/Connetquot Ave. There are a few small hills along the way (Oakdale Merge area and Woodside) but nothing major. We'll have wait-ups after the climbs - no one gets dropped.
The average speed will be around 16.5mph and road speed may reach 20mph depending on weather conditions.
Let's celebrate Christine's birthday with a ride from the Sunshine Mall heading out to Manorville. This will be a slightly faster-paced and longer ride than the one Andrea has posted. But we'll also have a stop in Manorville, with the same goal as Andrea; wishing Christine a Happy Birthday! There will be some rolling terrain, some descents and birthday wishes.
Park at the bank at the Sunshine Mall - hopefully we won't have any issues over parking.
Since we always seem to miss the turn off River Road, let's remember that it's the turn at the red house onto Norwood Drive. Many famous race circuits have names given to their most memorable corners like Maison Blanche (White House) or Eau Rouge (Red Water), so we'll call the turn Maison Rouge (Red House). So, let's see if we make the turn :)
We will head north into Manorville then east into Calverton. Food/rest stop at the Bean & Bagel. Pace will most likely be on the low end of the B- range (13.0 - 14.0). Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 7AM on Saturday.
Depending on wind, tide and position of moon we will ride approx. 20 miles at an 11-12 average speed. Either going toward Bellport or Oakdale/Great River. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, put down the TV remote and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 8am. Cookies at the rides end?
Make sure you have water, also bring a snack as the route is not set until I get there.
Park in lot on South Side of RR across from school field.
This is number 3 of the Seagull Century training rides. You don’t have to be doing the century to go on any of these rides. However, if you would like to know more about this century click on this link - (link is external)http://seagullcentury.org/ (link is external) (link is external) For some riders who did the century last year click on this link - (link is external)http://seagullcentury.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/SGC_Brochure_Final_17.pdf (link is external) (link is external) - to see if you are in the 2017 Seagull Century registration brochure group photo.
Now, let’s talk about the training rides. Each week the ride will increase by 5 miles; give or take. This way you won’t feel so bad when you eat that extra donut. By the time all the training rides are completed I’m sure you’ll be able to do an easy 100 miles on a flat scenic course. Since these training rides are a shared effort I would hope that riders would come forward and help in the pulling. During the weeks I am unable to ride Chris Musso will be taking my place and leading the rides.
This week I thought we would change it up a bit and go to Manorville. The route will take us northeast, then south, and finally southwest working our way back to the start. There will be one or two spots for some break-a-ways for those who wish to do so.
The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 and 15.0 mph, depending on the roads and wind direction, the ride could come in a tad faster, meaning in the lower “B” range. The final mileage will be +/- a mile
Only one food stop this time, around mile 28 at McDonalds or the bagel shop
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute changes which will be posted no later than 7:30am. My cell number is 631.484.3490; call or text if you need additional information about the ride, start location or the Seagull Century…Thanks Bobby
Briermere will be the rest stop, speed will be determined by the wind, who shows up, how the leader feels that day, not to exceed the SBRA guidelines for a C paced ride, no one left behind, Cell Phone 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
11th Annual SBRA Lobster Ride (BRUNCH IS SOLD OUT)
Sunday, August 27, 2017
Pace's Dockside Restaurant(NOTE: Buffet is for MEMBERS ONLY) 2255 Wickham Avenue, Mattituck, NY 11952 - (631) 315-5252
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 Pace's Dockside in Mattituck. The outdoor seating on the waterfront 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 Flier)
We'll meet up at the northeast end of the Syosset LIRR parking lot (no parking permit required on weekends). Mineola Bicycle Club's A/BB riders will also be joining us.
This ride takes us from Syosset through the North Shore villages of Muttontown, Upper Brookville, Roslyn, Sands Point, Port Washington, Manhasset, Great Neck, Kings Point, Roslyn Heights and Old Westbury. Please bring two water bottles, as the first food/drink stop (with rest rooms) will be 40 miles into the ride.
Ride to Northport with rest stop at Copenhagen Bakery in Northport. Grab a coffee and your favorite bakery item and we'll sit by the harbor for a while and watch the boats go by while having breakfast.
Some hills but nothing crazy. Wait-ups at the top of the hills. No one gets dropped. Average speed may come in around the "B" level classification (15-16mph) due to hills but I'm posting this ride a little higher due to effort required for hills.
See some of the nicest areas on the North Fork. Bring snack and plenty of water. We will make a couple of short stops but no lengthy food stop. My cell 646-643-6856
we will do a ride to Babylon and then hang out for a quick brunch in the parking lot. I will have some table and chairs plus dunken donut coffee and donuts. bring your own munchies and enjoy the post ride get together.
For those of us not going on the lobster ride we will take a leisurely ride out to Manorville. Bring snacks and or $ for a rest stop at the Manorville McDonalds. Depending on the group we will try to average in the 14.5-15.0 range with cruising speeds slightly higher.
The only CHANGE is the mileage, and I finally put in the ride description. Sorry for the delay.
Ok, finally this ride is no longer called the Loster Time ride. I was lost, but I found my way, therefore, it is officially the Lobster Time ride. I must give Margaret Z. credit for planning this ride for me since I’m a little unfamiliar with this neck of the woods.
It will be a beautiful scenic ride passing many wineries; might miss the lobster, just joking. We will be starting in Mattituck and work our way eastward and south to Nassau Beach, we will not be doing the rollers down to the point. After that we’ll go eastward some more to the town of Southold and then start working our way back for our lobster lunch. Somewhere there will be a rest and a bathroom stop.
The average pace for the ride will be between 14.5 and 15.0 mph, depending on the roads and wind direction, the ride could come in a tad faster, meaning in the lower “B” range. Whatever the average, just remember we are going to have a beautiful, fun ride!
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted in the early morning. Look at it this way, if it’s not raining it won’t be cancelled. If the day is rained out the lunch will still be a go. If you didn’t sign up for the lunch, oh well you can still do the ride.
If you have any questions about the ride, the lunch or the start location please call or text me at 631.484.3490
I will be doing a C ride, for about 18 miles and there will be cue sheets. We'll most likely ride over toward Riverhead and may take a break at the deli on Meeting House Creek Road (near the train crossing).
Anyone can do the ride itself, but the lunch is now FULL, and there are no day-of signups!
Ride from Pace's Dockside in Mattituck to New Suffolk, Nassau Point and Horton Point. This should be a very pretty ride. We will go at a relaxed enough pace to enjoy the scenery, a C+/B- pace (14-16 on flats to give avg of 13-14) with no one left behind. Some rolling hills. Bring water and/or hydration fluids. Bring a snack for the short stops at Nassau Point and Horton Point.
If you do not want to stay for the 11th Annual Lobster Extravaganza you can still come out and do this ride with us. Ride through the beautiful countryside of Mattituck to Indian Island Park for a quick stop. As always Newbies always welcome and NOBODY left behind. Any cancellation due to weather for the ride will be by 7:30AM. If you want to stay for the buffet see the attached info on the front web page. There are only 80 spots available for the buffet and it is filling FAST!
Wildwood will be the rest stop, we will stop at the Deli to pick up snacks to be eaten in the park speed will be determined by the wind, who shows up, how the leader feels that day, not to exceed the SBRA guidelines for a C+ paced ride, no one left behind, Cell Phone 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
On the road again after a relapse. Sooo, starting out a little slower, will avg upper 16s. My usual Dune Road route. Bonus 10 miles if group wants to go to Cupsogue Beach. Stretch your legs on Dune Road plus some long straights on the way out and back. QUICK pit stop (fuel and go) at Tully's. Water (fill up and empty) stops as needed. Mostly flat except for Ponquogue Bridge and easy rollers on the way back. Zoomie says you can use his pool, but not is boogie board, to cool off after the ride if you want. Number below is house phone so no texts. I get up early and Dave can sleep through his snoring so there is no way the phone will wake him.
You all passed the final last week with flying colors, so I hope you will be at the final ride of this series. I thought it might be interesting to repeat our original ride (or close to it), in order to see how far you have come over the past 10 rides.
Of course, all are welcome to attend this ride.
Just a brief note: Just because the Beginner Hills Series is over shouldn’t mean that you stop hill rides or hill training. Ride leaders like Cathy Ardle, Richie Mardosa, Lynn Resnick and others frequently offer great hill rides that will keep you in shape. Who knows maybe there is a fondo in your future.
Leaving Bank of America heading to Hecksher Park for a bathroom break and a few loops around the park. Then onto Connetquot bike path and returning to Bank of America. Bring snacks and drinks for this ride.
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.5 to 15 mph and roads speeds that reach 16 to 17 mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 3:00pm day of ride.
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.
Please join me for a nice easy pedal on the Belmont Lake State Park trail to the T.O.B. docks. We'll break at the deli for a snack/ice cream. Although I'm posting this for 12 miles, depending upon the weather and group, the mileage can be increased by a few (but will not be less than the mileage posted). Bug spray and lights for your bike are recommended since the trail is getting alittle bit darker as the evening progresses.
Please check back on this post by 4:00PM in case of any changes/cancellation. No go in rain.
Steady paceline ride where everyone contributes from the Holbrook Country Club to McDonalds in Manorville. Route is longer and a little hillier than the usual TBC ride. Aiming for high end of B+ average. Changes posted by 6:30 a.m. Rest stop is at mile 34, so I suggest bringing 2 water bottles & a snack...
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River and East Islip for a 20 mile ride. The ride will be at a B- pace with an average speed of around 14.5 to 15mph and road speeds that will reach 16 to 17mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 3:00pm day of ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
Early Evening Hill Ride through Stony Brook, Setauket, Poquot and Old Field.
We should have sufficient sunlight for the full 28 mile route this week. I expect to reduce the mileage for this season's upcoming rides, due to diminishing sunlight.
UPDATE - TUESDAY 6:30AM - RAIN AND HIGH WINDS ARE FORECAST FOR LATE AFTERNOON INTO THIS EVENING, RIDE IS CANCELLED. TRYING TO MAKE JEFF'S RIDE TOMORROW NIGHT (WED.).
As this is an after work ride wheels have to be down at 5:30 SHARP. Be ready to ride at the posted time as DAYLIGHTS A BURNIN! Depending on wind, tide, position of moon and ride leaders disposition we will ride approx. 18-20 miles at an 11-12 average speed. As always newbies always welcome and NOBODY gets left behind. So get off your butt, tell your boss you're sick (of work) and lets ride for some exercise. Cancellation for any reason will be posted by 4:15PM. Cookies at the rides end?
UPDATE - TUESDAY 6:30AM - RAIN AND HIGH WINDS ARE FORECAST FOR LATE AFTERNOON INTO THIS EVENING, RIDE IS CANCELLED.
Due to road paving in the area of our usual ride start location I am moving the start location to Sayville for this week. We will ride around Bohemia, Oakdale and Sayville and try to find a shady spot along the route for a short rest stop. There is a chance I may not be able to lead this ride but, rather than cancel, John B will fill in for me if necessary. Weather cancellation will be posted by 3PM.
Please Note: For the next few weeks, while I’m away the Mi Territa rides will be led by Bernie and moved to Wednesday. Wish you all safe riding; I will see you when I get back.
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 14.0 to 15.0 mph, depending on the roads, wind direction. The road speed will be between 15 and 16.5 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; 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 7:30 am if necessary.
Bean & Bagel will be the rest stop, speed will be determined by the wind, who shows up, how the leader feels that day, not to exceed the SBRA guidelines for a C+ paced ride, no one left behind, Cell Phone 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River, East Islip and Islip Beach. The ride will be at a B- pace with an average speed of around 14.5 - 15mph and road speeds that will reach 16 to 17mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 1:30pm day of ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
Summer is drawing to a close and darkness is coming earlier. Join us for a ride from Flo's and stay for dinner afterwards, if you'd like. Low C+ ride. If you usually ride C, you most likely can do this ride (or maybe Tom or Jeff will post a companion ride). Come celebrate summer with your SBRA friends!
Summer is drawing to a close and darkness is coming earlier. Join us for a ride from Flo's and stay for dinner afterwards, if you'd like.
Mine is a C Ride, and is a companion to Tricia's C+ ride. I will have cue sheets and we will make a bathroom stop on route. Come celebrate summer with your SBRA friends!
We will follow the traditional Wenk route with the extention to 24. Sandwiched between Wednesday's hill ride and Friday's Kreb ride I hope to come in on the slower side of the "A" pace. I'd be lying to call it B+/A. Good B+ riders are encourages to join; dropping back to Bills ride is always an option.
Avg low 17s. My usual Dune Road route. Bonus 10 miles if group wants to go to Cupsogue Beach. Stretch your legs on Dune Road plus some long straights on the way out and back. QUICK pit stop (fuel and go) at Tully's. Water (fill up and empty) stops as needed. Mostly flat except for Ponquogue Bridge and easy rollers on the way back. Zoomie says you can use his pool, but not is boogie board, to cool off after the ride if you want. Number below is house phone so no texts. I get up early and Dave can sleep through his snoring so there is no way the phone will wake him.
Come join your fellow genarians on a leisurely tour of Brookhaven hamlet, Bellprt and East Patchogue. We'll make a rest/snack stop at the Bellport Village dock. Leader will maintain a 12-13 mph level ground pace, but will adjust to the needs and wishes of the group. No one will be dropped. Any changes will be posted by 8 M.
let's take a ride out to Briermere before the apple and pumpkin pickers take over. Strong b/b+ paceline, but no one will be dropped. camcellation by 7:15 am.
Optional 1 mile hill loop after break. C+ to upper Port to the bagel store at about mile 16. Any changes or cancellations will be posted by7:30am. Morning of ride, my cell is 631-835-1454. Prior to morning of ride, please contact me via my email [frchtchr@hotmail.com]
Briermere will be the rest stop, speed will be determined by the wind, who shows up, how the leader feels that day, not to exceed the SBRA guidelines for a C+ paced ride, no one left behind, Cell Phone 631-484-1650 call for info 7am-8pm.
I'm baaack! Haven't led a ride since the spring, hope I remember the route. This is a C+/B- ride, hopefully closer to the B-( I've been riding a B-). It's a flat ride, we use the bike path some of the way. Stop is at mile 14 for coffee and a bagel. Any changes will be no ater than 8:30am.
Sorry for the short notice but the forecast now indicates 50% chance of rain between 4 to 6PM.
Ride time changed to 2PM, also may shorten ride to 20 miles.
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 area and return to the Post Office. Please bring your drinks and snacks. Any questions concerning this ride call my cell phone 516 448-8545.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 3:30pm day of ride.
This is a B- ride that will average 14.5 to 15mph, road speeds may reach 16-17mph.
The Executive Board Meeting will by held at Panera Bread in Bohemia at 6:30 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.
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