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We will be doing Bobby's Holbrook Country Club to Patchogue ride. I will wear be wearing Bobby's bike jersey so you will feel more comfortable. Only kidding. This should be a flat ride with a stop at McDonalds. This will be my first time leading this ride and I am directionally challenged, but don't worry too much I have a Garmin.
This ride was changed from Wed. 10/2 to Tuesday 10/1, everything else is the same. Off to Wildwood State Park, with a break at the Manorville McDonald's. A stop will also be made at the deli just prior to the park. For info: contact Bill G. at 631-356-3036. Check the ride calendar the day of the ride for changes, which would be posted by 07:45am day of ride.
Sorry I have to cancel this ride had a Blue Light treatment Friday thought I would be ready to ride by now but I am not .Moved from Monday to Tuesday. There will be some hills Easy C+ ride rest stop at Bean & Bagel questions please call cell phone before 7pm or after 7am, no one left behind. Cell phone # 631-484-1650.
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River and East Islip for a 22 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 18 mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 2:00pm day of ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
Ride 15-19 miles at an 10.5-11.5 pace until dusk. Wear bright gear and have lights. Newbies always welcome and nobody gets left behind. Park on South side of RR in lot across the street. Daylights burning so wheels down at 5:30. Any cancellation will be by 4:30
Let's give the Bartlets a try again. They offer a bit of a challenge for poor hill climbers like me, but if we push on through this ride a few times we should get stronger, although, it hasn't worked for me yet. Come on out and suffer with me. The pace will be a B- until we hit the hills then it will be at whatever pace you can do and there will be a wait-up for me at the end of the Bartlets. We will take a short break at the golf course. Coffee and rolls are available or bring your own snack. Cancelations or changes will be posted by 8:00 am.
Not sure of the exact route yet but should be around 25 miles. We'll go from Moriches (park in the lot south of Wendy's near RR tracks) to Manorville for our break. Check back for any changes which would be posted by 7 am.
Join me for this C+ ride from the Timber Point Golf Course up around Connetquot and Bohemia, then down to Sayville, where we will take a brief break. We will return to the golf course via the bike path along Sunrise highway.
The ride average will be 12.6 - 13.1, depending on who shows up and, of course, the weather.
PARKING NOTE: As you come up the driveway, park in the first parking lot on the right.
We will be leaving Bank of American in East Islip heading to Great River and East Islip area. Please bring your snacks and drinks for this ride. Any questions call Mike at 516 448-8545
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.5 to 15mph, road speeds may reach 17-18mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 2:00pm day of ride.
Parking note: Parking may be tight at the Stony Brook RR lot now. If there isn't a spot, you can park in back of Sterling National Bank, just past the Quaker Path traffic light, and meet us in the RR parking lot.
Sunset is at 6:30pm, so bring lights if you have them and wear brighter clothing.
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Join us as we travel scenic backroads thru the Stony Brook-Setauket area: historic places, great views, great sunsets, great folks. We are a diverse group out for an enjoyable ride and fun nite.
The ride classification takes into account the rolling/hill route, often finishing around 13.1-13.7. There are wait ups after climbs and places to stretch your legs ahead... but please note this is not a "race ride". Dinner afterwards for those interested.
Check ride calendar for any changes or cancellations by 3:00pm the day of ride.
This will be a C+ ride from Sayville, that will include parts of Sayville, Bayport, Blue Point and Patchogue. We will have a bathroom stop and then take our break at a deli in Patchogue (early breakfast special available) and then loop back around Sayville to the ride start.
This is a structured ride which will average 12.5 - 13.0.
NOTE: Park on the South Side of the train station.
Bring $ or snacks for a stop at the bagel store in Babylon. If the wind is with us we will try to average in the high 14's to low 15's MPH, with cruising speeds sligthly higher
Today's Mi Tierrita ride will be going to Smith’s Point. The route is mostly flat with a small incline here and there. 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 (Bruce) cell number is 631.413.2481; call or text anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start...Thanks
Join me on a leisurely tour starting at the Yaphank fire house through Brookhaven hamlet and to Bellport, where we will have a rest/ snack stop at the dock. We'll then continue riding through East Patchogue and Medford before returning to the ride start. Leader will maintain a 12-13 mph ceuising speed. No one will be dropped. Call me at 631 846-7825 if you have any questions.
We will be leaving Bank of American in East Islip heading to Great River and East Islip area. Please bring your snacks and drinks for this ride. Any questions call Mike at 516 448-8545
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.5 to 15mph, road speeds may reach 17-18mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 1:00pm day of ride.
This is the Kreb A- Ride (19-20 avg at ride end). This week, we are doing the East route to The Maples.
We do scheduled wait-ups (and as necessary), in addition to one brief rest stop at mile 15 (The Maples parking lot), followed by about 5 miles of double-pacelining before Yaphank. Please bring adequate water bottles and nutrition, as there are no food/water/restroom accommodations at the rest stop.
Please park your car in the Bellport Municipal Parking Lot located at Bellport Lane & Bell Street, and then ride bike half a block over to the Kreb Bike Shop parking lot at 10 Bell Street, to sign-in for ride and hear the pre-ride briefing.
Come out and join me for an early ride from Bellport to Sayville. Bring a snack or pick something up along the way for our break at Sayville Beach. We will make bathroom stops as needed.
This is a C+ ride, which will average 12.5 - 13.0, depending on the wind and the riders, and there will be cue sheets.
Getting a bit cooler this w/e ... in the 40s at 8:30 ...
Lots of folks avoid East Setauket as it has a good deal of technical and hilly sections BUT there are also milder single track sections that many riders can handle when keeping the speed down. Come along and I will be more than willing to wait if you want to walk any section that you feel is above you pay grade!
Lots of the trail is pretty wide and ticks will not be a problem unless you dive into the bush ... Also, I will have bug spray available before the ride.
For faster and more skilled riders please look at the ride level ... you will be out ahead of the group I lead that will go at the slowest rider's pace. No one will be left behind in the woods!
Check back to this posting early Sunday morning ... as Life Happens and Things Change.
We will be leaving Bank of American in East Islip heading to Great River and East Islip area. Then we will head to Bohemia and stop at McDonalds around mile 20 for our break. The Baker will be serving dessert after the ride.
Any questions call Mike at 516 448-8545
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 15 mph, road speeds may reach 17-19mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 7:00am day of ride.
We will be heading out to Great River where we will take a quick break at the Great River deli. There is also the possibility of doing a loop in Heckscher park which will depend on how the group feels.
This is a B/B+ ride with an average pace between 16 to 17 mph+/-, depending on the road conditions and wind direction. The road speed will be between 18 and 20 mph.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations, which will be posted no later than 7:00 am if necessary. My cell number is 347-677-4164; call or text anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start location.
Tom is away again, so I am posting this ride for his regulars.
We will circle around Sayville, then meander toward Patchogue, with dips and turns into new "nooks and crannies" along the route. We will make a bathroom stop along the way and take our break at the deli on Atlantic. This C paced ride of 20 miles will average 11.0 to 11.8 mph and, as Tom always says, newbies always welcome and nobody gets left behind.
Let's try to keep our cycling season alive, with some additional miles! The sun comes-up, but it will be a little colder, so dress accordingly for a ride out to Briermere Farms... Stay Alive with BTO and a star from the Nifty Fifties: https://youtu.be/96NK0gebrZI
We'll do a few miles on the North Fork, to get a look at the pumpkin fields, before we head home. This time we will run a little easier pace, in case anyone new wants to join us.
Note: This will be a paceline ride, but we will keep the group together!
Join me on a l,eisurely ride out of Yaphank through Brookhaven hamlet to Bellport, where we'll have a rest/snack stop at the dock. We'll continue tlhrough East Patchogue and Medford before returning to the ride start. leader will maintain a 13-14 mph cruising speed. No one will be dropped. Call me at 631 8l46-7825 if you have any questions.
A SPECIAL RIDE TO HELP FEED THE HUNGRY. Join us on this "Members Only" charity ride to help feed the hungry in our communities.
$20 to register for this ride (click here to signup now). All proceeds go to Long Island Cares, the Harry Chapin Food Bank.
Unfortunately, 39% are children under 18 and nearly 48% are working poor. Let’s ALL join in this ride and help make a difference in someone’s life. Your donation can help feed some of the 65,000 people on LI who need food assistance each week. ADDITIONAL DONATIONS ENCOURAGED. Donate More and Increase Your Chances to Win a Prize. NON-RIDING MEMBERS CAN JOIN IN WITH YOUR OWN DONATION. . Payments can be made using PayPal (click here to register and or donate). Day-of-Registration will also be available.
In addition to helping this worthy cause, it will also provide one of the last opportunities to increase your mileage or reach a cycling goal before the end of 2019’s biking season on 10/31.
Please join me for our 1st SBRA CARES CHARITY RIDE. You are asked to sign up via pay pal by making a donation to SBRA CARES with all donations being given to Long Island Cares Food Bank. The link is on the front of our website to sign up.
We will have Raffles at the end of the ride donated by our Bike shops and some other companies that have been generous enough to provide us with items to raffle off. We want to make this a party so please bring something for after the ride like chips, dessert, drinks etc!
We need you to help make our First Charity Ride 100% successful!
Please join me for our 1st SBRA CARES CHARITY RIDE. You are asked to sign up via pay pal by making a donation to SBRA CARES with all donations being given to Long Island Cares Food Bank. The link is on the front of our website to sign up.
We will have Raffles at the end of the ride donated by our Bike shops and some other companies that have been generous enough to provide us with items to raffle off. We want to make this a party so please bring something for after the ride like chips, dessert, drinks etc!
We need you to help make our First Charity Ride 100% successful! If you cant make the ride you can still donate see the event page on our website.
Please join us for our 1st SBRA CARES CHARITY RIDE. You are asked to sign up via pay pal by making a donation to SBRA CARES with all donations being given to Long Island Cares Food Bank. The link is on the front of our website to sign up.
We will have Raffles at the end of the ride donated by our Bike shops and some other companies that have been generous enough to provide us with items to raffle off. We want to make this a party so please bring something for after the ride like chips, dessert, drinks etc!
We need you to help make our First Charity Ride 100% successful!
This particular ride will be 35 miles at a moderate B pace. Check back for any changes.
Update to this post as of 10/5: I’ve decreased the mileage by a few miles in order to take quick restroom stops along the way. We’ll be traveling through scenic backroads and by roads (some frequently) travelled.
Please reference the details and sign up instructions about this event, such as registration and what to bring to make this a successful charity bike ride.
Since I haven't been to Nettie's yet, and I've heard lots of good things about this bakery, what better time to check it out!!! The ride should be approximately 31 miles. We'll maintain a nice B- pace and will all stick together.
Please don't forget to bring something to share after the ride for the tailgate party, it’s going to be a fun day!
SBRA has stepped up to the plate to assist the hungry person close by that you don’t know.Through Long Island Cares, we have an opportunity to help feed the hungry in our community.And what better way than with a bike ride.A $20 sign-up donation and a non-perishable food item are required.Additional donations are optionally available.All of the proceeds go to Long Island Cares.You can sign up at:https://www.sbraweb.org/node/33377
This ride will be 50 miles at steady 19 to 22mph. We will make one scheduled stop at the Exxon station on Route 24, about midway. I hope to see you.
Please join us for our 1st SBRA CARES CHARITY RIDE. You are asked to sign up via pay pal by making a donation to SBRA CARES with all donations being given to Long Island Cares Food Bank. The link is on the front of our website to sign up.
We will have Raffles at the end of the ride donated by our Bike shops and some other companies that have been generous enough to provide us with items to raffle off. We want to make this a party so please bring something for after the ride like chips, dessert, drinks etc!
We need you to help make our First Charity Ride 100% successful!
Ruff Stuff Style
This is a multi surface ride. We will be riding trails and road. Gravel bikes, cross bikes, road bikes with wide tires, mountain bikes (definitely overkill) are all welcome. There will be some hike-a-bike sections, a river crossing (you shouldn't get wet), there will be sandy sections, everyone will walk at some point, its an adventure. Flats or mountain bike shoes are definitely recommended. There will be stops along the way, no Mc Donalds stop on this ride, bring plenty of water and nutrition, the pace will be social. The B/B+ indicator is for social mountain bike pace. Any questions, feel free to reach out.
I recommend using your preferred tick repellent for this ride, just to be safe.
Mileage may vary, still working out the route...
I will not be staying for the festivities, but will be riding over to the Climb Fat Tire Festival at Cathedral Pines after this ride, it's free this year, come check it out!
Join us for our 1st SBRA CARES CHARITY RIDE. You are asked to sign up via pay pal by making a donation to SBRA CARES with all donations being given to Long Island Cares Food Bank. The link is on the front of our website to sign up.
There will be some bagels at the start, as well as some other donated food items for apres ride. Bring something for the tailgate party as well as a donation for the food pantry. There will be Raffles at the end of the ride donated by our Bike shops and some other companies.
This C+/B- ride will go to Smith Point, around Mastic and Shirley. The ride will average 13.1 - 13.8, depending on the wind, riders, etc., and there will be bathroom stops and a short break. Since I am combining one of my routes with a few new roads, there will not be cue sheets, but no one will be dropped.
cancelled due to Bruce's injuries. Henry posted a B- ride so please join him instead.
Join the SBRA cares party. Donate to a good cause and have a good ride and a fun Tailgate party afterward. The Route will include the beach, bring a snack. We should get some river views too. Bring something for the tailgate party as well as a donation for the food pantry.
amanda and i will be co-leading this charity event.
ALL RIDERS (club members only) must register for the event from the club's webpage using paypal. this is mandatory!!! https://www.sbraweb.org/node/33377
we are busy making the route (actually, amanda is) so be sure to check back for the gps route! we look forward seeing you and other sbra riders at ride start and ride finish!!
No changes to the ride. Just wanted to remind you to come by 8:30 so you can check in with Ronnie Levy, use the bathroom, etc.
The ride will be 25 miles and our stop will be at Nettie's Bakery in Center Moriches. The ride is mostly flat so if you are a regular C rider, don't be afraid to join us!
For the month of October, we are also accepting donations that will go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Estee Lauder is matching any money we collect in the month, 2 dollars for each dollar we collect.
We'd like to all get back around the same time-ish so we can tailgate and socialize after. And there will be raffles! Bring some non perishable (not glass) food items and something to share for after the ride.
This start location is not friendly to D riders. I rode my intended ride and discovered that it is too hilly. We will instead link up to my Mastic Water Views ride, with a stop at 10 miles at Dunkin’ Donuts.
IMPORTANT INFO: In order to link up to Mastic, we will spend a mile on William Floyd Parkway. HOPEFULLY, IT WILL BE LIGHTLY TRAVELED SUNDAY MORNING, BUT BE PREPARED FOR ONE MILE OF BIKING WITH CAR TRAFFIC. I avoided hills except for a short one leading to William Floyd Parkway.
Questions before ride, my email is (frchtchr@hotmail.com). Morning of ride, my cell is 631-835-1454. Cancellation for weather by 7:30 morning of ride.
We will make a loop to the south shore and then head north to McDonalds for our rest stop. From there we will make our way back to the park. Go on Marie’s ride
In Brian Toole's words: This will be a "steady 21-ish mph" ride. We will keep it mellow and ride all together, except for three sections that you can choose to stay mellow or be more "ish". Those sections are:
1) Mill Road (we will stop at gas station at the end of Mill)
2) 51 hill (wait up at light)
3) 111 (wait up at Halsey Manor turn)
Then mellow home. Map is linked below. Hope to see you there!
Mostly flat along Whiskey Road and some grades along the way ... stop at McBreak in Wading River at 15 mile mark ... at least one hill at the end to empty yourself of remaining energy. Choice of extending ride ~ 6miles on Greenway Bike Path to Setauket and back.
I'll be riding the bike path to the ride start ...
Check back to this posting early Tuesday morning ... as Life Happens and Things Change.
This is a shortened version of my To Miller Place ride. It cuts off along North Country for a bagel at Crystal Brook Hollow, leaving out the steepest climb. We’ll cruise around 15 and there will be wait ups if needed for the hills. A nice effort to warm us up on a cool day. There will be places to go ahead of the leader. Hills are north shore but just a few and less than Slow Hills.
Changes or cancellation posted by 8 morning of ride. Chance of rain, so be sure to check back. Questions before ride, my email is (frchtchr@hotmail.com). Morning of ride, my cell is 631-835-1454.
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River and East Islip for a 22 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 18 mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 2:00pm day of ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
Sorry, I need to cancel this ride today. Rain forecast for the rest of this week is forcing me to adjust my schedule.
We'll either ride out to Corey Beach or out to Sayville with a few park loops at the end.
We'll meet up with Mike's group for Taco Tues at Jackson Hall which is right next to the ride start location (BoA-East Islip). $2 tacos and $5 margaritas all night long and other Happy Hour specials until 7pm.
No need to be 20 mins early - just be ready to ride by 4pm.
Park in the lot across from Krebs for a meander to Patchogue. Bring snack and drink for a short stop. The weather is not looking good as I post this so please check back for any changes, which would be made by 7 am.
10/9 a.m. update: Looks like rain is a sure thing through the afternoon...ride is canceled.
Parking note: Parking may be tight at the Stony Brook RR lot now. If there isn't a spot, you can park in back of Sterling National Bank, just past the Quaker Path traffic light, and meet us in the RR parking lot.
Sunset is at 6:20pm, so bring lights if you have them and wear brighter clothing.
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Join us as we travel scenic backroads thru the Stony Brook-Setauket area: historic places, great views, great sunsets, great folks. We are a diverse group out for an enjoyable ride and fun nite.
The ride classification takes into account the rolling/hill route, often finishing around 13.1-13.7. There are wait ups after climbs and places to stretch your legs ahead... but please note this is not a "race ride". Dinner afterwards for those interested.
Check ride calendar for any changes or cancellations by 3:00pm the day of ride.
This will be a C+ ride from Sayville, that will include parts of Sayville, Bayport, Blue Point and Patchogue. We will have a bathroom stop and then take our break at a deli in Patchogue (early breakfast special available) and then loop back around Sayville to the ride start.
This is a structured ride which will average 12.5 - 13.0.
NOTE: Park on the South Side of the train station.
Bring $ or snacks for a quick stop at the bagel store in Babylon. We will try to come in with an average of 15mph depending on the wind and rider ability
Trail is too muddy after all the rain yesterday. I will reschedule for next week.
Casual ride around Belmont Lake State Park and then taking trail down to Babylon town docks. Short hydration break at dock before return trip. Great beginner ride. Trail can accommodate mountain, fat tire and cross bikes.
Please check posting before leaving for ride as weather conditions are very questionable for this week. Ride may need to be postponed.
If anyone has any questions, please call my cell below.
***PLEASE BRING CASH TO DONATE TO SBRA’S COLLECTION FOR BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH***
This is the Kreb A- Ride (19-20 avg at ride end). This week, we are doing the East route to The Maples.
We do scheduled wait-ups (and as necessary), in addition to one brief rest stop at mile 15 (The Maples parking lot), followed by about 5 miles of double-pacelining before Yaphank. Please bring adequate water bottles and nutrition, as there are no food/water/restroom accommodations at the rest stop.
Please park your car in the Bellport Municipal Parking Lot located at Bellport Lane & Bell Street, and then ride bike half a block over to the Kreb Bike Shop parking lot at 10 Bell Street, to sign-in for ride and hear the pre-ride briefing.
CHECK BACK to this posting as this ride might be cancelled due to rain ...
We will be doing Harbor Road, get cooked on Bacon for the Three Sisters served up onto Moriches and lots more hills. This ride will have ~1600 feet of climbing so the pace indicated includes the difficulty ... at the end the avg. speed will be a B ride at best.
Check back to this posting early Friday morning as Life Happens and Things Change.
Come out and join me for this ride from Yaphank to the Beach.We will make a bathroom stop at Wertheim, then a quick stop at 7-11 for any snacks or beverages on our way to the beach.
This is a C+ ride, which will average 12.5 - 13.0, depending on the wind and the riders, and there will be cue sheets.
Cancelled. High winds and radar shows rain coming in near end of ride.
Let's give the Bartlets a try again. They offer a bit of a challenge for poor hill climbers like me, but if we push on through this ride a few times we should get stronger, although, it hasn't worked for me yet. Come on out and suffer with me. The pace will be a B- until we hit the hills then it will be at whatever pace you can do and there will be a wait-up for me at the end of the Bartlets. We will take a short break at the golf course. Coffee and rolls are available or bring your own snack. Cancelations or changes will be posted by 8:00 am.
This ride is canceled too windy - Expected 29mph Winds.
We will be leaving Bank of American in East Islip heading to Great River and East Islip area. Please bring your snacks and drinks for this ride. Any questions call Mike at 516 448-8545
This is a B- ride with an average speed of 14.5 to 15mph, road speeds may reach 17-18mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 1:30pm day of ride.
Hilly and scenic ride with 4,000-plus feet of climbs on 3 loops in and out of Harriman State Park. Very good road surface and sweeping climbs and descents.
Parking is free before 8 a.m. in the Old Silvermine Lake ski area. It takes about 1.5 hours to get there from the Uncle Giuseppe parking lot on Rte. 110 near Northern State Parkway, where we will meet at 6 a.m. to drive up together (or you can drive up on your own). Be in Harriman by 7:30 a.m.
There are water and bathroom stops, bring your own food.
Ride is rated B+, not for average speed (it will be lower) but for the effort & bike handling skills needed on the climbs and steep descents. There is some paceline riding, but we will climb and descend at our own pace, with waitups at top and bottom. Group climbing speed will vary from fast to slow!
If interested, please contact me before so I have your email and phone number in case of changes, etc. Rain date Oct. 19.
Join me and other riders for an Octoberfest ride to Smithpoint and back. After the ride, enjoy your favorite libation at the Blue Point Brewery. This is a real level B ride, so I will aim for an average speed in the mid to high 15s.
We’re jumping on the Oktoberfest bandwagon and pedaling to Smiths Point beach. We’ll make a quick stop at Wertheim/potential for stopping at 7-11 to replenish water or grab a snack.
Bring a change of clothes if you plan going to Blue Point brewery after the ride. They have a menu, so outside food won’t be an option.
Please check back for any additional information that might be added.
Contact me at 631.521.0688 if you have any questions regarding this ride.
We will be leaving East Islip BOA and head to the Great River area. Then we will make our way to the Babylon Dock area. Then off to Islip Beach before returning to the bank. Our break will be in Babylon or East Islip, the group will decide.
This is a B ride with an average speed around 14.5-15 mph, road speeds may reach 16-18mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 7:00am day of ride.
This is a B/B+ ride with an average pace between 16 to 17 mph+/-, depending on the road conditions and wind direction. The road speed will be between 18 and 20 mph.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations, which will be posted no later than 7:00 am if necessary. My cell number is 347-677-4164; call or text anytime if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start location.
Join us for a multi-level ride, where all rides will all end up back in Patchogue around the same time.We'll be leaving from the new Blue Point Brewery in Patchogue and then going to check out the brewary after the ride. Come for the ride and/or come for the social aspect of the club (no drinking required). Bring a change of clothes for after the ride and some money if you plan on having lunch or brews there. Since their new "tasting room" has a menu and serves food, we cannot bring our own food inside, as we did at their old outside location.
Any food and/or brew costs are at personal expense.
This is a C+/B- ride which will average 13.5 - 13.9 {depending on the riders, the wind, etc.}. At this point I do not know which direction our ride will take us. Wherever we go, there will be a break and a bathroom stop.
This will be a fun and fast 50 mile ride out of Calverton, like the ol' school Jim Drago Saturday rides. It will average somehwere between 20.5-21.5 mph depending on the size and makeup of the group. We will have a wait up at the top of Little Flower and a quick stop at the SBRA favorite Gas Station (at mile 30 or so).
It looks like the weather may be the best of the entire week. Hope to see you there!
Here is the route, please make sure to download it to your bike computer so you will know the turns:
There will be some hills Easy C ride rest stop at Bean & Bagel there will be some go aheads it you want to strech out your legs questions please call cell phone before 7pm or after 7am, no one left behind. Cell phone # 631-484-1650.
Be sure to check the ride calendar the day of the ride for changes. The ride mileage will be flexible, probably 30ish, the route will depend on whether or not the wind dies down, and where it is coming from. If the "tumbleweed" like seedpods are on the Grumman Trail, we wil ride alternate routes. The ride will be delayed if it is raining in the morning. Our break stop will depend on our route. Wow! That is alot of unkowns. Bottom line, check the ride calendar, than enjoy the ride.
COME ON THIS 18-22 MILE RIDE AT A 10.6-11.6 PACE. Newbies always welcome and well taken care of. Bring water and a snack if we do not stop as direction depends on the wind direction, tide, position of moon and leaders disposition. Nobody gets left behind. Any cancellation will be by 9:00am. PARK ON SOUTH SIDE OF RR IN LOT ACROSS FROM SCHOOL.
B+ Ride to Netties. We will be cruising at 19 mph and come in with an average around 18
If you join please be willing to ride at this pace. Any questions please call or text.
The club is collecting donations to fight breast cancer please bring some money for this if you can.No obligation to donate many riders already have on other rides. Estee Lauder is matching the donations at 2-1 .
Leaving Sayville RR we will be heading to Islip. We will be riding on Montauk Highway in both direction along the Oakdale Bohemia merge. Our rest stop/bathroom break will be at the Heckscher park. Please bring your snacks and drinks for this ride. There will be no food to purchase stop on this ride. Depending on the weather and road conditions this ride may be a few miles more or less than posted.
This is a B ride with an average speed of 15.5 to 16 mph, road speeds may reach 17-19mph. Check the ride calender for any changes posted by 7:00am day of ride. Any questions call Mike at 516 448-8545
We will go the usual route heading south using the Connetquot Park bike bath. We’ll work our way down to Heckscher Park, do a loop where one can stretch the legs a bit if desired. The average pace for this ride will be between 14.5 & 15.2 +/- mph, or what conditions allow. The road speed will be between 15 and 17.0 mph, or slower if needed for safety concerns.
Please DO NOT PARK in the Meat Farms parking lot. Use the west side of the bank if the east side is full. Thanks!
We’ll be making a rest stop around mile 19 at the deli/bakery. The route back will be determined by the wind direction.
Any cancellations will be posted by 7:30am. If you have any questions call or text my cell, 631-804-0751.(Bernie's Cell)
Time to launch from the South St. School, to head out to Mattituck for 50 miles, this time. We'll try to keep the Summer alive a little longer, before we start tapering-off the miles for winter.
We'll head east along Peconic Bay Blvd., with a stop at Mattituck at around 25 miles. The return sees us riding along Route 25, before we head through the farms and home.
Rest stop at Wildwood Park. Bring $ or a snack for a stop at the deli outside Wildwood. We will attempt to average 14.5-15.0mph with cruising speed slightly higher depending on wind and rider ability.
Join us Sunday, October 13, 2019 for the 4th annual CycleNY Long Island Ride to benefit the NY Bicycling Coalition (NYBC.net). The ride begins at the Stony Brookside Bed and Bike Inn, with 25 mile and 50 mile route options. Both routes boast scenic water views and the area's beautiful mostly lightly traveled back roads. The longer route option includes some more challenging hills.
Come on my C paced ride of 18-22 miles at 10.6-11.6mph. Newbies always welcome and nobody gets left behind. Any cancellation will be by 8:30am. Park on North side of RR at end of road. Bring water and a snack as route will be determined at ride start due to wind, tide, position of moon and leaders disposition.
Park in the lot south of Wendy's, near the RR tracks. We'll be going to Nettie's Bakery for our rest stop. Check back for any changes which would be posted by 9 am.
I am volunteering at the NYBC ride early in the morning, so I am posting this afternoon ride for those who also have morning plans.
This will be a C ride around the flat parts of Stony Brook, and then over to St. James. The ride will average 11.5 - 11.9 and we will stop for a break at St. James Bagels (food and bathroom available).
In Brian Toole's words: This will be a "steady 21-ish mph" ride. We will keep it mellow and ride all together, except for three sections that you can choose to stay mellow or be more "ish". Those sections are:
1) Mill Road (we will stop at gas station at the end of Mill)
2) 51 hill (wait up at light)
3) 111 (wait up at Halsey Manor turn)
Then mellow home. Map is linked below. Hope to see you there!
Similiar route to sbra cares ruff stuff with some exploration as well. Mixed surface ride, pavement, dirt, sand, and some gravel too. Wanted to check out some areas in Coram and by the Longwood Estate. Wide tires are a must I would say at least 35mm to be comfortable. Come with an open mind and be willing to something new. I recommend either flat pedals or mtb pedals. There are some hike-a-bike sections. Pace will be civil, cruising pace on the road will be about 17 mph, on the trails and other surfaces, whatever you are comfortable with.
No official ride rest stop, so please bring adequate food and water.
Casual ride along the Belmont trail down to Babylon town docks.
Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations, which will be posted no later than 7:30am if necessary. Call or text if you have questions about the ride or need directions to the start location.
All are welcome to join us for a low end B pace ride that no one will be left behind. The average speed will be in the low fifteens
We will be leaving from the post office and head to Great River and make our way to Heckscher for a loop around the park. Then head North to the preserve bike path and into Bohemia for a rest and food stop. If you have any questions concerning this ride call Mike at 516 448-8545
Please note: The Baker will be serving Apple Dumpling after the ride.
There will be some hills Easy C ride rest stop at Bean & Bagel there will be some go aheads it you want to strech out your legs questions please call cell phone before 7pm or after 7am, no one left behind. Cell phone # 631-484-1650.
COME ON THIS 18-22 MILE RIDE AT A 10.6-11.6 PACE. Newbies always welcome and well taken care of. Bring water and a snack if we do not stop as direction depends on the wind direction, tide, position of moon and leaders disposition. Nobody gets left behind. Any cancellation will be by 9:00am. PARK ON SOUTH SIDE OF RR IN LOT ACROSS FROM SCHOOL.
Lets meet at the ball field parking lot. I will ride to the start. I will be there 20mins early. We'll start with part of the bike path and head towards the back roads of Manorville. Depending on the weather conditions and how the group feels will set the mileage.
Social B+ pace out to Iron Beach Pier with a stop at MRB after mile 36. We'll keep it mild with the exception of the tanks (wait-up after) and maybe Manor Lane.
Stony Brook Rd. is closed Tuesday for paving. Area roads will be overflowing with university traffic.
We leave Marshall's parking lot for Strongs Neck. Along the way we have flat, some rolling and some small hills. The ride will reward you with scenic views and a stop halfway at Dunkin' Donuts. There are a few places where those with the need for speed can go ahead. Weather has been changeable, so be sure to check back the evening before and the morning of the ride.
Before ride, my Email is(frchtchr@hotmail.com). Morning of ride my cell is 631-835-1454.
Off to Quogue, with some mileage on Dune Road. Break at Hampton coffee or Westhampton Bakery, whichever has fewer bees. For info: contact Bill G. at 631-356-3036. Check the ride calendar the day of the ride for any changes, which would be posted by 07:45am. If anyone is interested in pizza or a salad after the ride, there is a restaurant in the shopping center where we are parked.
There will be some hills Easy C ride rest stop at Westhampton Bakery there will be some go aheads it you want to strech out your legs questions please call cell phone before 7pm or after 7am, no one left behind. Cell phone # 631-484-1650.
Casual ride around Belmont Lake State Park and then taking trail down to Babylon town docks. Short hydration break at dock before return trip. Great beginner ride. Trail can accommodate mountain, fat tire and cross bikes.
Changes posted by 8:30am. No need to be 20 mins early for this ride. Just be ready to roll by ride start time.
If anyone has any questions, please call my cell below.
We'll either ride out to Corey Beach or out to Sayville with a few park loops at the end.
We'll meet up with Mike's group for Taco Tues at Jackson Hall which is right next to the ride start location (BoA-East Islip). $2 tacos and $5 margaritas all night long and other Happy Hour specials until 7pm.
No need to be 20 mins early - just be ready to ride by 4pm.
We will be leaving Bank of America and head to Great River and East Islip for a 22 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 18 mph.
Changes or cancelation will be posted by 2:00pm day of ride.
If you have any questions concerning this ride, call Mike at 516 448-8545.
Off to Wildwood State Park, with either a stop at Bean and Bagel, or the deli just before the park. For info: contact Bill G. at 631-356-3036. Check the ride calendar the day of the ride for changes, which would be posted by 07:45am.
Join me for this easy and almost completely flat ride from Riverhead to Mattituck, where we will take a break at the Deli on Love Lane. We will return through Jamesport, up and around Riverhead, and end up at the start. There will be cue sheets.
The average pace will be 12.4 - 12.9, or so, depending on the weather and those in the group.
Note: I will take the wind into account and will do my best to limit our riding into the wind.
Possible Venue Change At the Ride Start ... I'll be driving to the ride start on Belle Meade road before 9 AM ... if the trail is too muddy I'll be heading east ... will try Brookhaven State Park and then Calverton if necessary. If you'tre running late give me a shout on my cell and we will wait before riding or adise about change of venue.
Not that cool yet but the 40 mph wind gusts will make the road a bit more sketchy ... starting at 9 AM to allow folks to get here and not battle the commuting traffic. Also, since it's supposed to rain on Wednesday evening I will not ride the east side of Belle Meade if its muddy ... we'll do the Westside simple loop and maybe a bit more.
Lots of folks avoid East Setauket as it has a good deal of technical and hilly sections BUT there are also milder single track sections that many riders can handle when keeping the speed down. Come along and I will be more than willing to wait if you want to walk any section that you feel is above you pay grade!
Lots of the trail is pretty wide and ticks will not be a problem unless you dive into the bush ... Also, I will have bug spray available before the ride.
For faster and more skilled riders please look at the ride level ... you will be out ahead of the group I lead that will go at the slowest rider's pace. No one will be left behind in the woods!
Check back to this posting early Thursday morning ... as Life Happens and Things Change.
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