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Intermediate club ride with several speed groups beginning in Milford near Bishop‘s bike shop and heading downtown some weeks, and various routes other weeks.

Self paced ride, only the fast bikers go out in a group. You have options of Traditional Route 17 miles one hill Dugan Gap - Bottom 20 miles - Up and Over 24 miles one hill Dugan Gap - Up and Over/Over and back 27 miles two hills Dugan Gap and Mt. N

This is a ride mainly in Campbell county through the beautiful and challenging hills of Northern Kentucky with roads smooth as silk, traffic is generally light. 25- 40 miles depending on group and time of year. This is a no drop ride with regroups at intersections or top of hills.

This is a weekly ride with multiple routes and starting locations around Warren County. Each week will be updated with the route and starting location and time.

Saturday Breakfast Ride

A different route every week. There will be at least one notable climb, and likely two or more climbs. Typical Banana Ride distances are 35-50 miles, depending on the group and the weather that day.

Ride Start: 11:00am
Distance: 65 miles
Climbing: 4,845 feet of climbing
Food Stops: Two
Pace: 16 – 17mph
Terrain: Some good climbs. Fisher, Ed Monroe, Lightfoot Fork Rd, Greenwood Portland, Fairlane etc.

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Monroe Saturday CCC Group Ride

Date and Time: Saturday 04/03/2021 - Rolling at 2:00 pm (optional 12:30 start for an additional 15 miles)

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/35569979
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/35570203 - optional 15 miles before the main ride


This is a 46.3 mile B / B+ group pace ride (17+ to 19 average running 20+ on the flats). We sill start from Monroe and loop out through Liberty Township, Trenton, Madison, Middletown, and Lemon Townships. We will regroup at tops of climbs and as otherwise needed.

Location: Monroe Community Park 412 Old St., Monroe. Park near the concession stand. Restrooms are NOT open at the park. The main entrance to the park is off of Cin-Day Rd (Main St).

Contact: Pat Henry 513-907-9580

Ride Leaders: Pat Henry, Kelley Gentner, Kevin Bates

Helmet is required, Headlight and taillight are recommended.

CCC Monday Wyoming Ride (6:15 pm)

Location: City of Wyoming Tennis Courts Parking Lot ( 39.234290, -84.471093).

Across the street from Friendship United Methodist Church (1025 Springfield Pike, Wyoming, OH 45215)
https://www.google.com/maps/search/city+of+wyoming+tennis+courts/@39.2342057,-84.4712831,272m/data=!3m1!1e3

Meet in the west portion of the parking lot.

Ride Rating: Intermediate. Speeds will be moderated for a couple weeks…let’s keep the group together.

Ride Leaders: Ralph Hirshberg, 513-310-9911

Ride Description: Ride starts at 6:15 pm .

Please check weather and temps before the ride. Wet roads or rain at start cancels the ride.

Weekly route: Route will be altered tonight based on local conditions.

THIS IS AN URBAN RIDE. THIS GROUP OBEYS ALL TRAFFIC CONTROLS AND IS COURTEOUS AND RESPECTFUL TO ALL OTHERS USING THE ROADWAY.

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16 Plus MPH average, This is a ride around the Blue Ash / Montgomery / Indian Hill.  We will have several climbs, please consider that when looking at the average speed. We will be in several neighborhoods with stop signs and on the trail.

This is an out and back ride with no turns on a lightly traveled road, riders can go at their own pace. It is 14 miles to the end, but you can turn around early for less miles. Rt. 8 has some areas of bad road, please call these out. Average speed 15-18, but all speeds are welcome. PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE.

This is a casual ride, 9/12 mph average speed on the roads in and around Lebanon Ohio. Great for people new to road riding in a group or just want a relaxed pace.

Monroe Tuesday CCC Ride - 6:00pm 4/6/21 6:00 pm Riding from Monroe Community Park 33.5 miles - B /B+ pace. 20+ on flats. We will regroup as needed https://ridewithgps.com/routes/35470132 Location: Monroe Community Park 412 Old St., Monroe. Park near the concession stand. Restrooms are open at the park. The main entrance to the park is off of Cin-Day Rd (Main St). Contact: Pat Henry 513-907-9580 Ride Leaders: Pat Henry, Kelley Gentner, Kevin Bates Helmet is required Sunset is at 8:07 Should be dry and no too windy Headlight and taillight are required. Guidelines and Precautions: Where indicated, some items are recommended by the CDC and others are specific to us in the cycling world. Stay at home if you begin to feel unwell, even with mild symptoms such as headache and slight runny nose, until you recover.  (WHO).  Most science out there says you need to be within six feet of someone sick for ten minutes or longer to contract the flu or a virus from them.   IF you have a fever of 100.4 or higher STAY HOME! IF you have labored breathing or a cough when you take a deep breath please stay home. Break into groups of 10 or less, unless riding in Indiana. Keep in mind that most public park rest rooms are still closed, although some places on the trail do have open port-o-lets. Feel free to bring a mask for rest stops etc, if that helps you feel safe. Bring a handkerchief or rag to carry on the ride.  Kleenex, tissues and such don‘t do so well when mixed with sweat. Practice a no touch policy.   Avoid shaking hands, unnecessary hugs and the like.  We all love each other for sure, a little restraint. Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth (WHO) Cover your coughs and sneezes with a tissue (CDC) On the ride, no snot rockets or spitting, or... drop off the very back of the group to perform this act. Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.  If soap and water are not readily available, use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol

one of the longest running and most popular weekly rides

Routes will vary each week, but will always include at least one significant climb, so be prepared. Routes use the lightly traveled roads of western Hamilton County and Butler County.

This is one of Warren County‘s weekly rides. We typically have two or three groups with about 4-10 riders, each. A typical average speed for slowest group is 15 -16 mph and for fastest group is 17 - 19 mph. We usually head north to the hilly Oregonia and Caesars Creek so expect some climbing. Depending on the amount of daylight we usually do about 30 miles, at the beginning and at the end of the season, and up to 50 miles in the peak of the season. All groups are No Drop rides. The rout is usually sent out at the day of a ride. We regroup every few miles to make sure that group stays together. Please let group ride leader know if you are planning to separate from your group otherwise, he might start looking for you.

We will start from a different location every week. This week starts from Strong‘s Pizzaria in Hebron KY at 6:15. We will have 2 or 3 different speed groups (intermediate, advanced, race pace) and 2 different routes varying from 25 to 35 miles. Enjoy challenging but fun KY hills and beautiful scenery.

Self paced ride, only the fast bikers go out in a group. You have options of Traditional Route 17 miles one hill Dugan Gap - Bottom 20 miles - Up and Over 24 miles one hill Dugan Gap - Up and Over/Over and back 27 miles two hills Dugan Gap and Mt. N

Intermediate club ride with several speed groups beginning in Milford near Bishop‘s bike shop and heading downtown some weeks, and various routes other weeks.

This is a ride mainly in Campbell county through the beautiful and challenging hills of Northern Kentucky with roads smooth as silk, traffic is generally light. 25- 40 miles depending on group and time of year. This is a no drop ride with regroups at intersections or top of hills.

This is a weekly ride with multiple routes and starting locations around Warren County. Each week will be updated with the route and starting location and time.

Monroe Saturday CCC Group Ride Date and Time: Saturday 04/10/2021 - Rolling at 8:00 am https://ridewithgps.com/routes/35631364 This is a 66.5 mile B / B+ group pace ride (17+ to 19 average running 20+ on the flats). We sill start from Monroe and loop out through Liberty Township, Trenton, Grattis, and Middletown. We will regroup at tops of climbs and as otherwise needed. We will have a pit stop in Grattis For those who want to ride but are not interested in doing a metric we have a 38.1 mile route that lets you ride with the group for the first 15 miles. After that you will be on your own for the remainder of the route back to Monroe https://ridewithgps.com/routes/35631465 Location: Monroe Community Park 412 Old St., Monroe. Park near the concession stand. Restrooms are open at the park. The main entrance to the park is off of Cin-Day Rd (Main St). Contact: Pat Henry 513-907-9580 Ride Leaders: Pat Henry, Kelley Gentner, Kevin Bates Helmet is required, Headlight and taillight are recommended.

Saturday Breakfast Ride

A different route every week. There will be at least one notable climb, and likely two or more climbs. Typical Banana Ride distances are 35-50 miles, depending on the group and the weather that day.

We will ride at 9:00am from the Butler Market in Butler, KY. About 40 miles and 17mph average.

Here is the plan for our Iffy Sub this weekend. The forecast I have been watching has jumped back and forth between rain and no rain. With that in mind I’m planning a 11:00am start with a backup plan of starting at 1:00pm if it rains in the morning. I will decide in the morning and send an email at 10:00am. If it is raining or wet in the morning we will try 1:00pm. If it’s not an issue I could go later. Now the ride details: Date: Sunday, April 11, 2021 Start Time: 11:00am. Backup 1:00pm Start Location: Campbell County High School, 909 Camel Crossing, Alexandria, KY 41001 Distance: 56 miles Climbing: 2,751 feet of climbing Food Stops: Two – Second one will have chicken. Pace: 16 – 17mph – I HOPE Terrain: Three climbs, Cruise Creek, Kidwell, and Pleasant Hill. We will also do one of my favorite roads – Alexander Rd.

CCC Monday Wyoming Ride (6:15 pm)

Location: City of Wyoming Tennis Courts Parking Lot ( 39.234290, -84.471093).

Across the street from Friendship United Methodist Church (1025 Springfield Pike, Wyoming, OH 45215)
https://www.google.com/maps/search/city+of+wyoming+tennis+courts/@39.2342057,-84.4712831,272m/data=!3m1!1e3

Meet in the west portion of the parking lot.

Ride Rating: Intermediate. Speeds will be moderated for a couple weeks…let’s keep the group together.

Ride Leaders: Ralph Hirshberg, 513-310-9911

Ride Description: Ride starts at 6:15 pm .

Please check weather and temps before the ride. Wet roads or rain at start cancels the ride.

Weekly route: Route will be altered tonight based on local conditions.

THIS IS AN URBAN RIDE. THIS GROUP OBEYS ALL TRAFFIC CONTROLS AND IS COURTEOUS AND RESPECTFUL TO ALL OTHERS USING THE ROADWAY.

16 Plus MPH average, This is a ride around the Blue Ash / Montgomery / Indian Hill.  We will have several climbs, please consider that when looking at the average speed. We will be in several neighborhoods with stop signs and on the trail.

This is an out and back ride with no turns on a lightly traveled road, riders can go at their own pace. It is 14 miles to the end, but you can turn around early for less miles. Rt. 8 has some areas of bad road, please call these out. Average speed 15-18, but all speeds are welcome. PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE.

This is a casual ride usually 9/12 average speed on the roads in and around the Lebanon Ohio area. We meet in the north parking lot by the bike trail.

Start out at Country Side YMCA in Lebanon at 10am.

Monroe Tuesday CCC Ride - 6:00pm
4/6/21 6:00 pm
Riding from Monroe Community Park
31 miles - B /B+ pace. 20+ on flats. We will regroup as needed

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/35676187

Location: Monroe Community Park 412 Old St., Monroe. Park near the concession stand. Restrooms are open at the park. The main entrance to the park is off of Cin-Day Rd (Main St).

Contact: Pat Henry 513-907-9580

Ride Leaders: Pat Henry, Kelley Gentner, Kevin Bates

Helmet is required

Sunset is at 8:16 Should be dry and not too windy
Headlight and taillight are required

one of the longest running and most popular weekly rides

Routes will vary each week, but will always include at least one significant climb, so be prepared. Routes use the lightly traveled roads of western Hamilton County and Butler County.

We will start from a different location every week. This week starts from Boone Co. Arboretum off Camp Ernest Road. Basic route is about 32 miles starting at 6:15 p.m. These are beautiful roads and traffic is generally light. This can be a challenging ride due to several KY hills including the evil twins. There will be two or three speed groups depending on attendees.

This is one of Warren County‘s weekly rides. We typically have two or three groups with about 4-10 riders, each. A typical average speed for slowest group is 15 -16 mph and for fastest group is 17 - 19 mph. We usually head north to the hilly Oregonia and Caesars Creek so expect some climbing. Depending on the amount of daylight we usually do about 30 miles, at the beginning and at the end of the season, and up to 50 miles in the peak of the season. All groups are No Drop rides. The rout is usually sent out at the day of a ride. We regroup every few miles to make sure that group stays together. Please let group ride leader know if you are planning to separate from your group otherwise, he might start looking for you.

This is one of Warren County‘s weekly rides. We typically have two or three groups with about 4-10 riders, each. A typical average speed for slowest group is 15 -16 mph and for fastest group is 17 - 19 mph. We usually head north to the hilly Oregonia and Caesars Creek so expect some climbing. Depending on the amount of daylight we usually do about 30 miles, at the beginning and at the end of the season, and up to 50 miles in the peak of the season. All groups are No Drop rides. The rout is usually sent out at the day of a ride. We regroup every few miles to make sure that group stays together. Please let group ride leader know if you are planning to separate from your group otherwise, he might start looking for you.

Self paced ride, only the fast bikers go out in a group. You have options of Traditional Route 17 miles one hill Dugan Gap - Bottom 20 miles - Up and Over 24 miles one hill Dugan Gap - Up and Over/Over and back 27 miles two hills Dugan Gap and Mt. N

This is a ride mainly in Campbell county through the beautiful and challenging hills of Northern Kentucky with roads smooth as silk, traffic is generally light. 25- 40 miles depending on group and time of year. This is a no drop ride with regroups at intersections or top of hills.

Intermediate club ride with several speed groups beginning in Milford near Bishop‘s bike shop and heading downtown some weeks, and various routes other weeks.

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Saturday Breakfast Ride

A different route every week. There will be at least one notable climb, and likely two or more climbs. Typical Banana Ride distances are 35-50 miles, depending on the group and the weather that day.

This is a weekly ride with multiple routes and starting locations around Warren County. Each week will be updated with the route and starting location and time.

Anyone is welcome to ride on the Wasson Trail for a casual bike ride on Sunday mornings.

Ride Rating: Intermediate, 14-15 mph average, 16-17 mph flats

Ride Leaders: David and JoAnn Videtto: 513.673.1730

Ride Description: Mostly flat to rolling terrain through back country roads 25 or 36 mile options. Towns along the route include Lerado, Marathon, Newtonsville, Goshen. Rest and portapotty @ Marathon Park.

Routes: 36 mile: https://ridewithgps.com/trips/52809569

25 mile: https://ridewithgps.com/trips/52809567

Weather rules: Adverse weather cancels the ride.

Ride Rules: Helmets required. Taillights/Flashers or high visibility markings recommended (there are some shady parts). This is a no-drop ride – if you are not riding with the group, you are on your own.

Springboro Route - This is a ride that starts at the Countryside YMCA in Lebanon, riding out to Springboro and back. There is a stop in Springboro at the UDF. Distance: ~40 miles Speed Groups: 14/15 and 16/17 Forecast: 60s and sunny

CCC Monday Wyoming Ride (6:15 pm)

Location: City of Wyoming Tennis Courts Parking Lot ( 39.234290, -84.471093).

Across the street from Friendship United Methodist Church (1025 Springfield Pike, Wyoming, OH 45215)
https://www.google.com/maps/search/city+of+wyoming+tennis+courts/@39.2342057,-84.4712831,272m/data=!3m1!1e3

Meet in the west portion of the parking lot.

Ride Rating: Intermediate. Speeds will be moderated for a couple weeks…let’s keep the group together.

Ride Leaders: Ralph Hirshberg, 513-310-9911

Ride Description: Ride starts at 6:15 pm .

Please check weather and temps before the ride. Wet roads or rain at start cancels the ride.

Weekly route: Route will be altered tonight based on local conditions.

THIS IS AN URBAN RIDE. THIS GROUP OBEYS ALL TRAFFIC CONTROLS AND IS COURTEOUS AND RESPECTFUL TO ALL OTHERS USING THE ROADWAY.

16 Plus MPH average, This is a ride around the Blue Ash / Montgomery / Indian Hill.  We will have several climbs, please consider that when looking at the average speed. We will be in several neighborhoods with stop signs and on the trail.

This is an out and back ride with no turns on a lightly traveled road, riders can go at their own pace. It is 14 miles to the end, but you can turn around early for less miles. Rt. 8 has some areas of bad road, please call these out. Average speed 15-18, but all speeds are welcome. PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE.

This is a casual ride 9/12 mph average speed on the roads in and around Lebanon Ohio. Bike helmet required. Sign in recommended.

Monroe Tuesday CCC Ride - 6:00pm 4/20/21 6:00 pm Riding from Monroe Community Park 34.3 miles - B /B+ pace. 20+ on flats. We will regroup as needed https://ridewithgps.com/routes/35750932 Location: Monroe Community Park 412 Old St., Monroe. Park near the concession stand. Restrooms are open at the park. The main entrance to the park is off of Cin-Day Rd (Main St). Contact: Pat Henry 513-907-9580 Ride Leaders: Pat Henry, Kelley Gentner, Kevin Bates Helmet is required Sunset is at 8:21 Headlight and taillight are required

one of the longest running and most popular weekly rides

Routes will vary each week, but will always include at least one significant climb, so be prepared. Routes use the lightly traveled roads of western Hamilton County and Butler County.

This is one of Warren County‘s weekly rides. We typically have two or three groups with about 4-10 riders, each. A typical average speed for slowest group is 15 -16 mph and for fastest group is 17 - 19 mph. We usually head north to the hilly Oregonia and Caesars Creek so expect some climbing. Depending on the amount of daylight we usually do about 30 miles, at the beginning and at the end of the season, and up to 50 miles in the peak of the season. All groups are No Drop rides. The rout is usually sent out at the day of a ride. We regroup every few miles to make sure that group stays together. Please let group ride leader know if you are planning to separate from your group otherwise, he might start looking for you.

We will start from a different location every week. This week starts from Mills Park in Covington KY at 6:15 p.m. We will have 2 or 3 different speed groups (intermediate, advanced, race pace) and 2 different routes varying from 25 to 35 miles. Enjoy challenging but fun KY hills and beautiful scenery on quiet country roads.

Self paced ride, only the fast bikers go out in a group. You have options of Traditional Route 17 miles one hill Dugan Gap - Bottom 20 miles - Up and Over 24 miles one hill Dugan Gap - Up and Over/Over and back 27 miles two hills Dugan Gap and Mt. N

This is a ride mainly in Campbell county through the beautiful and challenging hills of Northern Kentucky with roads smooth as silk, traffic is generally light. 25- 40 miles depending on group and time of year. This is a no drop ride with regroups at intersections or top of hills.

Intermediate club ride with several speed groups beginning in Milford near Bishop‘s bike shop and heading downtown some weeks, and various routes other weeks.

This is a weekly ride with multiple routes and starting locations around Warren County. Each week will be updated with the route and starting location and time.

Saturday Breakfast Ride

A different route every week. There will be at least one notable climb, and likely two or more climbs. Typical Banana Ride distances are 35-50 miles, depending on the group and the weather that day.

Weekly Ride on the Wasson Way Trail.

Ride Rating: Intermediate, 14-15 mph average, 16-17 mph flats

Ride Leaders: David and JoAnn Videtto: 513.673.1730

Ride Description: Mostly flat to rolling terrain through back country roads 25 or 36 mile options. Towns along the route include Lerado, Marathon, Newtonsville, Goshen. Rest and portapotty @ Marathon Park.

Routes: 36 mile: https://ridewithgps.com/trips/52809569

25 mile: https://ridewithgps.com/trips/52809567

Weather rules: Adverse weather cancels the ride.

Ride Rules: Helmets required. Taillights/Flashers or high visibility markings recommended (there are some shady parts). This is a no-drop ride – if you are not riding with the group, you are on your own.

16 Plus MPH average, This is a ride around the Blue Ash / Montgomery / Indian Hill.  We will have several climbs, please consider that when looking at the average speed. We will be in several neighborhoods with stop signs and on the trail.

This is an out and back ride with no turns on a lightly traveled road, riders can go at their own pace. It is 14 miles to the end, but you can turn around early for less miles. Rt. 8 has some areas of bad road, please call these out. Average speed 15-18, but all speeds are welcome. PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE.

We are proud to present the Licking Valley Century as the part of the Kentucky Challenge Series.

Routes will vary each week, but will always include at least one significant climb, so be prepared. Routes use the lightly traveled roads of western Hamilton County and Butler County.

This is one of Warren County‘s weekly rides. We typically have two or three groups with about 4-10 riders, each. A typical average speed for slowest group is 15 -16 mph and for fastest group is 17 - 19 mph. We usually head north to the hilly Oregonia and Caesars Creek so expect some climbing. Depending on the amount of daylight we usually do about 30 miles, at the beginning and at the end of the season, and up to 50 miles in the peak of the season. All groups are No Drop rides. The rout is usually sent out at the day of a ride. We regroup every few miles to make sure that group stays together. Please let group ride leader know if you are planning to separate from your group otherwise, he might start looking for you.

We will start from a different location every week. This week starts from Friendship Park in Cold Spring KY at 6:15 p.m. We will have 2 or 3 different speed groups (intermediate, advanced, race pace) and 2 different routes varying from 25 to 35 miles. Enjoy challenging but fun KY hills and beautiful scenery.

Self paced ride, only the fast bikers go out in a group. You have options of Traditional Route 17 miles one hill Dugan Gap - Bottom 20 miles - Up and Over 24 miles one hill Dugan Gap - Up and Over/Over and back 27 miles two hills Dugan Gap and Mt. N

This is a ride mainly in Campbell county through the beautiful and challenging hills of Northern Kentucky with roads smooth as silk, traffic is generally light. 25- 40 miles depending on group and time of year. This is a no drop ride with regroups at intersections or top of hills.