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This is a weekly ride that leaves from East Fork Park. The routes cover quiet rural roads around Batavia. The route changes each week and varies from mostly flat to multiple short hill climbs.

Monday Wyoming Ride Intermediate (16 mph Average)

This is an out and back ride with no turns on a lightly traveled road, riders can go at their own pace and usually split into smaller groups. It is 14 miles to the end, but you can turn around early if you want to do less miles. Rt. 8 has some areas of bad road. Please call out any bad pavement. Average speeds range from 15-21, but all speeds are welcome.

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

Every week on Tuesday morning we do a ride at a casual pace. This is a great ride for beginners and those who wish to ride at a comfortable pace. Distance is generally around 25 miles, pace is about 12 mph.

Tuesday Nights at Loveland Club Ride

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 Boone Co. Arboretum off Camp Ernest Road at 6:15 p.m. These are beautiful roads and traffic is generally light. We are offering two routes, a both include the challenging evil twins.

We leave promptly at 6:30pm from St. Margaret of Cortona Church parking lot. Murray Road at Simpson Aveune, 45227. That‘s in Fairfax. Please arrive early. Average speeds will vary between 14-16 MPH depending on route and terrain. Expect flat road speeds to exceed 20+ at times. Route is TBD and will vary week to week. Distance will be approximately 35 miles with climbs. For the next couple of weeks bring headlights and taillights as it may still be dark before we return. We regroup at strategic spots as needed. Potential wet weather or wet roads will cancel the ride. Parking in the church lot is permitted. Peter McCann will be you guest leader this week.

multiple routes changing every week. 25-45 mile routes easy pace, 12-14mph C ride, faster groups welcome Starting point and routes will change every week; check easy ride line emails for details

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. Routes are 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 (sane) 16+ MPH: Ride leader: Jonathan Katz 513-884-9143 (c)

Advanced (more is better) 18+ MPH: Ride leader: Jan-Erik Rosenberg 513-207-1340 (c)

Group ride with multiple groups leaving out of Milford OH.

25-40 Mile evening ride with a social gathering afterwards.

Rides alternate weeks to Downtown Cincinnati and Through the Eastern Suburbs (Indian Hill, Loveland, Mariemont, and Loveland)

This ride is a 29 mile route on low traffic roads with a breakfast stop halfway. This is a no drop ride that goes at the pace of the most casual rider.

The ride departs from the Goshen Krogers on Dick Flynn Blvd, Goshen

This ride is a 29 mile route on low traffic roads with a breakfast stop halfway. This is a no drop ride that goes at the pace of the most casual rider.

The ride departs from the Goshen Krogers on Dick Flynn Blvd, Goshen

This ride leaves from the Goshen Krogers, The ride is 29 miles and goes at the pace of the most casual rider. This is a no drop ride. It is a great ride to learn how to ride in a group, learn to communicate and have a great time. Low traffic roads with a breakfast stop halfway through.

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.

Monroe Saturday CCC Group Ride

Date and Time: Saturday 05/07/2022 - Rolling at 12:00 pm
Later start is to avoid the projected morning rain

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/39329348

This is a 42.1 mile B / B+ group pace ride (18 to 19 average running 20+ on the flats).
Ride leader Kevin won’t be there this week as he has skipped town for flatter warmer riding.

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.

20 mile route through Blue Ash, Deer Park, Sycamore Twp, Montgomery. Casual pace. Newer riders are welcome, we will work on riding in a group and communication while riding.

We are riding 50 miles from Glencoe Kentucky. This ride will have 2,800 feet of climbing. Pace will be 17mph for those wanting to go fast and 15 - 16 mph for those looking for something slower.

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. This week we will be starting at Camp Dennison Memorial Park for 43 mile ride with 1,600 ft. climbing.

This is a weekly ride that leaves from East Fork Park. The routes cover quiet rural roads around Batavia. The route changes each week and varies from mostly flat to multiple short hill climbs.

Monday Wyoming Ride Intermediate (16 mph Average)

This is an out and back ride with no turns on a lightly traveled road, riders can go at their own pace and usually split into smaller groups. It is 14 miles to the end, but you can turn around early if you want to do less miles. Rt. 8 has some areas of bad road. Please call out any bad pavement. Average speeds range from 15-21, but all speeds are welcome.

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

Every week on Tuesday morning we do a ride at a casual pace. This is a great ride for beginners and those who wish to ride at a comfortable pace. Distance is generally around 25 miles, pace is about 12 mph.

Monroe Tuesday CCC Ride - 6:00 pm
5/10/22 - 6:00 pm
Riding from Monroe Community Park
31.9 miles - B / B+ pace. 20+ on flats. We will regroup as needed.

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/39357225

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 8:42, 80 degrees
Headlight and taillight are required

Tuesday Nights at Loveland Club Ride

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 start from a different location every week. We are starting the year from our favorite - Strong‘s Pizzeria in Hebron KY. 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.

We leave promptly at 6:30pm from St. Margaret - St. John Church (St. Margaret of Cortona) parking lot. 6000 Murray Road at Simpson Aveune 45227. That‘s in Fairfax. Please arrive early. We will do our best to observe all established traffic regulations and ride safely. Average speeds will vary between 14-16 MPH depending on route and terrain. Expect flat road speeds to exceed 20+ at times. Route is TBD and will vary week to week. Distance will be approximately 35 miles with climbs. Bring headlights and taillights as we’re only one flat away from returning after dark. We regroup at strategic spots as needed. Potential wet weather or wet roads will cancel the ride. Parking in the church lot is permitted.

FYI, A new CCC member, Caroline has corrected me. St. Margaret of Cortona is now know as St. Margaret - St. John.

“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving”
-Albert Einstein

multiple routes changing every week. 25-45 mile routes easy pace, 12-14mph C ride, faster groups welcome Starting point and routes will change every week; check easy ride line emails for details

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. Routes are 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 (sane) 16+ MPH: Ride leader: Jonathan Katz 513-884-9143 (c)

Advanced (more is better) 18+ MPH: Ride leader: Jan-Erik Rosenberg 513-207-1340 (c)

Group ride with multiple groups leaving out of Milford OH.

25-40 Mile evening ride with a social gathering afterwards.

Rides alternate weeks to Downtown Cincinnati and Through the Eastern Suburbs (Indian Hill, Loveland, Mariemont, and Loveland)

This ride is a 29 mile route on low traffic roads with a breakfast stop halfway. This is a no drop ride that goes at the pace of the most casual rider.

The ride departs from the Goshen Krogers on Dick Flynn Blvd, Goshen

Monroe Saturday CCC Group Ride

Date and Time: Saturday 05/04/2022 - Rolling at 9:00 am

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/39357172

This is a 42.1 mile B / B+ group pace ride (18 to 19 average running 20+ on the flats).
Ride leader Kevin won’t be there this week as he has skipped town for flatter warmer riding.

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.

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.

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 an overnight, “credit card tour” style ride – no supported rest stops or SAG vehicles PACE - different distances and speed groups ROUTES– choose among only trails, only roads, or a mix of both. LODGING - choose and book their preferred hotel category.

20 mile route through Blue Ash, Deer Park, Sycamore Twp, Montgomery. Casual pace. Newer riders are welcome, we will work on riding in a group and communication while riding.

A 65.6 mile ride to Falmouth, Williamstown and Dry Fork. 17 mph average with 3,400 feet of climbing

This is an overnight, “credit card tour” style ride – no supported rest stops or SAG vehicles PACE - different distances and speed groups ROUTES– choose among only trails, only roads, or a mix of both. LODGING - choose and book their preferred hotel category.

This is a weekly ride that leaves from East Fork Park. The routes cover quiet rural roads around Batavia. The route changes each week and varies from mostly flat to multiple short hill climbs.

Monday Wyoming Ride Intermediate (16 mph Average)

This is an out and back ride with no turns on a lightly traveled road, riders can go at their own pace and usually split into smaller groups. It is 14 miles to the end, but you can turn around early if you want to do less miles. Rt. 8 has some areas of bad road. Please call out any bad pavement. Average speeds range from 15-21, but all speeds are welcome.

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

Every week on Tuesday morning we do a ride at a casual pace. This is a great ride for beginners and those who wish to ride at a comfortable pace. Distance is generally around 25 miles, pace is about 12 mph.

Monroe Tuesday CCC Ride - 6:00 pm
5/17/22 - 6:00 pm
Riding from Monroe Community Park
36.4 miles - B / B+ pace. 20+ on flats. We will regroup as needed.

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/39447183

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 8:48, 75 degrees
Headlight and taillight are required

Tuesday Nights at Loveland Club Ride

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.

Remembrance Action Ride
May 18, 2022, 6:00 - 7:30 pm

6:00 pm Meet at Washington Park
Group ride safety speech (watch for car doors, follow traffic signals, communicate with each other)
Have ride marshals identify themselves (quick raise of hands to show group who they are)

Overview of route
Reminder of group ride back to Washington Park at end of program
6:15 pm Ride leaves

Route: Washington Park > Cincinnati City Hall > Newport City Hall > Covington Plaza

7:00 pm Presentation at Covington Plaza
Thank people for being advocates - we’re building a movement
Bike Lawyers present the problem of traffic crashes with some data
Elected leaders or TST staff present new infrastructure plans and acknowledge momentum of regional active transportation. Invite everyone to connect with one another
Community group photos with bike lights and bike bells. Thank everyone again for all they’re doing to make our cycling experience safer and more equitable

7:30 group ride back to Washington Park

Let me know how this looks to everyone and if you have any questions or ideas. We'll have a Ride w/GPS route link to share soon. Deadline to share on social media is April 18. I'll create the FB event page from TST socials, add it to QCB's calendar, and have an event link from the TST website.

Thanks again, everyone!

Caitlin

We leave promptly at 6:30pm from St. Margaret-St. John Church (St. Margaret of Cortona) parking lot. 6000 Murray Road at Simpson Aveune 45227. That‘s in Fairfax. Please arrive early. We will do our best to observe all established traffic regulations and ride safely. Average speeds will vary between 14-16 MPH depending on route and terrain. Expect flat road speeds to exceed 20+ at times. Route is TBD and will vary week to week. Distance will be approximately 35 miles with climbs. Bring headlights and taillights as we’re only one flat away from returning after dark. We regroup at strategic spots as needed. Potential wet weather or wet roads will cancel the ride. Parking in the church lot is permitted.

multiple routes changing every week. 25-45 mile routes easy pace, 12-14mph C ride, faster groups welcome Starting point and routes will change every week; check easy ride line emails for details

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. Routes are 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 (sane) 16+ MPH: Ride leader: Jonathan Katz 513-884-9143 (c)

Advanced (more is better) 18+ MPH: Ride leader: Jan-Erik Rosenberg 513-207-1340 (c)

Group ride with multiple groups leaving out of Milford OH.

25-40 Mile evening ride with a social gathering afterwards.

Rides alternate weeks to Downtown Cincinnati and Through the Eastern Suburbs (Indian Hill, Loveland, Mariemont, and Loveland)

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

This ride is a 29 mile route on low traffic roads with a breakfast stop halfway. This is a no drop ride that goes at the pace of the most casual rider.

The ride departs from the Goshen Krogers on Dick Flynn Blvd, Goshen

Overnighter - Loveland to John Bryan State Park (Yellow Springs)

Ride Date: May 21-22, 2022 (rain date May 22-23)

Ride Location: Loveland to John Bryan SP on Saturday, John Bryan SP to Loveland on Sunday

Ride Leader: Bob Kissinger

Ride Cost: There is a $10 non-refundable camping fee (plus $0.59 fee if using credit card) to cover the shared cost of non-refundable campsite reservation fees. The ride leader must receive your non-refundable campsite fee before your registration is confirmed. Registration is limited to 12 campers on a first-paid, first-reserved basis. All other costs are the responsibility of the individual. If you only want to ride up to John Bryan State Park and not stay overnight, then you do not need to register and pay a camping fee. The $10 fee can be paid on-line via PayPal (Sending to a Friend) to rdkissinger@cinci.rr.com. Be sure to add a note with your name to confirm the reservation. You can also mail a check to Bob Kissinger, 10551 Storybook Drive, Montgomery OH 45242.

Ride Description: The primary purpose of this event is to introduce self-contained bike touring to riders who have little or no bike touring experience. The ride is also a fun social event, with riders of all experience levels welcomed. The route is 53 miles one way on mostly flat, paved surfaces. Experienced tour leaders will share their knowledge about bike touring throughout the trip. You must register for this event, so please register and pay the non-refundable camping fee early if you want to attend. Registration is limited to 12 campers on a first-paid, first-reserved basis.

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.

20 mile route through Blue Ash, Deer Park, Sycamore Twp, Montgomery. Casual pace. Newer riders are welcome, we will work on riding in a group and communication while riding.

Enjoy touring the scenic hills and valleys of northern Kentucky on quiet roads. We will start from a different location every week weather permitting. This week starts from the Purple People Bridge in KY. Distance is about 40 miles, intermediate pace (14 avg.), no one left behind.

This is a weekly ride that leaves from East Fork Park. The routes cover quiet rural roads around Batavia. The route changes each week and varies from mostly flat to multiple short hill climbs.

Monday Wyoming Ride Intermediate (16 mph Average)

This is an out and back ride with no turns on a lightly traveled road, riders can go at their own pace and usually split into smaller groups. It is 14 miles to the end, but you can turn around early if you want to do less miles. Rt. 8 has some areas of bad road. Please call out any bad pavement. Average speeds range from 15-21, but all speeds are welcome.

Every week on Tuesday morning we do a ride at a casual pace. This is a great ride for beginners and those who wish to ride at a comfortable pace. Distance is generally around 25 miles, pace is about 12 mph.

Tuesday Nights at Loveland Club Ride

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.

Cancelled due to wet roads.

multiple routes changing every week. 25-45 mile routes easy pace, 12-14mph C ride, faster groups welcome Starting point and routes will change every week; check easy ride line emails for details

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. Routes are 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 (sane) 16+ MPH: Ride leader: Jonathan Katz 513-884-9143 (c)

Advanced (more is better) 18+ MPH: Ride leader: Jan-Erik Rosenberg 513-207-1340 (c)

Group ride with multiple groups leaving out of Milford OH.

25-40 Mile evening ride with a social gathering afterwards.

Rides alternate weeks to Downtown Cincinnati and Through the Eastern Suburbs (Indian Hill, Loveland, Mariemont, and Loveland)

This ride is a 29 mile route on low traffic roads with a breakfast stop halfway. This is a no drop ride that goes at the pace of the most casual rider.

The ride departs from the Goshen Krogers on Dick Flynn Blvd, Goshen

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.

20 mile route through Blue Ash, Deer Park, Sycamore Twp, Montgomery. Casual pace. Newer riders are welcome, we will work on riding in a group and communication while riding.

This is a weekly ride that leaves from East Fork Park. The routes cover quiet rural roads around Batavia. The route changes each week and varies from mostly flat to multiple short hill climbs.

This is an out and back ride with no turns on a lightly traveled road, riders can go at their own pace and usually split into smaller groups. It is 14 miles to the end, but you can turn around early if you want to do less miles. Rt. 8 has some areas of bad road. Please call out any bad pavement. Average speeds range from 15-21, but all speeds are welcome.

Tuesday Nights at Loveland Club Ride

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.