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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.

There is a chance of rain this Wednesday so keep your eyes on the weather.

This week we ride counter clockwise - that‘s Norwood first.

On March 17tth we will switch to the Over The Hump format were the route will change each week.

The ride is the same route, reversing direction each week. Weather permitting it continues all through the winter months each Wednesday night. This is a single speed group ride. We always wait at logical intersections for riders to regroup. It’s a no drop ride. Average speeds will vary between 14-16 MPH. Expect flat road speeds to exceed 20+ at times. I’ll be asking for CCC Ride Waiver to be signed. Headlights, taillights and helmets are required. Lighting is critical because we will be riding in the dark.

If you ride ahead of the group then you’re on your own. Please arrive early. We will do our best to observe all established traffic regulations and ride safely. We regroup at strategic spots as needed. Potential wet weather or wet roads will cancel the ride. Parking in the church lot is permitted. We start and return to the church parking lot.

Beginning March 12th I will not be able to lead for at least 8 weeks. I will still post the rides. There will be an interim leader(s) to maintain an organized ride. If problems arise please let me know.

Join me at 5pm on Thursday 3/6 for a virtual club ride on Rouvy in Cincinnati! 30.65 mi, 1,240 ft climb elevation. Nice really flat route for a fast easy fun ride this week. Flat, fast, easy. Keep the group together and have fun. Stick together for a ride avg of 21-23 mph. Any B-B+ rider should be able stay with the group. Speeds seem a tad faster on Rouvy than real life. no stop lights etc. Link is below for the Rouvy event. Event route Cincinnati Loop By freddie55 30.65 mi, 1,240 ft https://riders.rouvy.com/events/246e5677-2579-4c38-8aee-bc5aa1afa0b4

Winter start time varies week to week depending on weather conditions. Starting time will be published by Friday evening prior to the Saturday morning ride. Please subscribe to the club “All Club” Ride Announcements.

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.

With the Daylight Savings change, let‘s get out on the road and enjoy a warm March evening. We will meet at a Montgomery Park and travel the roads of Indian Hill with limited hills. Group D riders (average speed 12 - 16 miles an hour, slower on hills)

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.

Routes will be posted on ridewithgps on the Rideline Emails. Sign up for the Ride Notification Emails Here:
https://www.cincinnaticycleclub.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=772752&module_id=335321

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 the slowest group is 15 -16 mph and for fastest group is 17 - 20 mph (depending on hills and time of year). We will mix-up routes, including heading north to the hilly Oregonia, and Caesars Creek and East towards Blanchester. Expect some climbing, including unavoidable steeper climbs (10% gradient). 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 route is usually sent out on the day of a ride. We regroup periodically to make sure that the group stays together.

Registration is required to have access to CCC insurance.

We start from a different location every week. This week we are starting from The Post Taphouse in Ft. Thomas. We will have 2 different speed groups (intermediate, advanced). Enjoy challenging but fun KY hills and beautiful scenery on quiet roads.

Come join one of the two large group rides hosted by the CCC (often greater than 50 people). There are often five groups, ranging from casual bikers who want to ride on a bike trail and slower bikers who want a scenic ride through Indian Hill to those who want an intense workout over a challenging, hilly course.

Routes will rotate weekly and will include both urban and rural rides. Route distances will vary weekly, but will range between 20-40 miles depending both on group and time of year. We also enjoy refreshments after the ride in the parking lot.

Please check the ride-line emails for specific information. You can sign up for ride-line emails below.

https://www.cincinnaticycleclub.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=772752&module_id=335321

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 of group and time of year. This is a advanced no drop ride with regroups at intersections or top of hills. Ride leaders are Jonathan (18+ MPH), 513-884-9143 and Jan-Erik (16+ MPH), 513-207-1340
The Route can be find at: https://ridewithgps.com/collections/21357?privacy_code=Tcnb6LDLV6saZLbq

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

Winter start time varies week to week depending on weather conditions. Starting time will be published by Friday evening prior to the Saturday morning ride. Please subscribe to the club “All Club” Ride Announcements.

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.

A 6 day bike packing (camping) tour of central Florida. Starting in Inverness we will loop over to the Seminole Forest and and back. The surfaces are bike path, road, single track, double track and forest roads.

A 6 day bike packing (camping) tour of central Florida. Starting in Inverness we will loop over to the Seminole Forest and and back. The surfaces are bike path, road, single track, double track and forest roads.

We go to different locations each week so check the ride line. https://groups.google.com/g/ccc-easyriders We ride roughly 25 miles at a casual pace. No one left behind.

Evening Ride from Monroe Community Park with rural routes going through Liberty Township and Middletown. The primary group is a B pace (16.5 mph - 18 mph average). We will have multiple speed groups when there are enough riders and leaders available. Departure time is 6:00 pm and the length of the ride will depend on the weather and daylight.

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.

A 6 day bike packing (camping) tour of central Florida. Starting in Inverness we will loop over to the Seminole Forest and and back. The surfaces are bike path, road, single track, double track and forest roads.

Routes will be posted on ridewithgps on the Rideline Emails. Sign up for the Ride Notification Emails Here:
https://www.cincinnaticycleclub.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=772752&module_id=335321

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 the slowest group is 15 -16 mph and for fastest group is 17 - 20 mph (depending on hills and time of year). We will mix-up routes, including heading north to the hilly Oregonia, and Caesars Creek and East towards Blanchester. Expect some climbing, including unavoidable steeper climbs (10% gradient). 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 route is usually sent out on the day of a ride. We regroup periodically to make sure that the group stays together.

Registration is required to have access to CCC insurance.

This week we start from England Idlewild park in Burlington KY. Enjoy the scenic but challenging hills of Kentucky on lightly traveled roads. There will be two speed groups depending on attendees.

This is a single speed group ride. We always wait at logical intersections for riders to regroup. It’s a no drop ride.

A CCC Ride Waiver meeds to be signed.

It will may be getting dark before the end of the ride so headlights and tail lights are required. Helmets too of course.

If you ride ahead of the group then you’re on your own.

We leave promptly at 6:30pm. 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. Expect flat road speeds to exceed 20+ at times. We regroup at strategic spots as needed. Potential wet weather or wet roads will cancel the ride. Parking in the church lot is permitted.

Since I won‘t be able to ride for 2 more months your ride leaders will have a route planned.

A 6 day bike packing (camping) tour of central Florida. Starting in Inverness we will loop over to the Seminole Forest and and back. The surfaces are bike path, road, single track, double track and forest roads.

Come join one of the two large group rides hosted by the CCC (often greater than 50 people). There are often five groups, ranging from casual bikers who want to ride on a bike trail and slower bikers who want a scenic ride through Indian Hill to those who want an intense workout over a challenging, hilly course.

Routes will rotate weekly and will include both urban and rural rides. Route distances will vary weekly, but will range between 20-40 miles depending both on group and time of year. We also enjoy refreshments after the ride in the parking lot.

Please check the ride-line emails for specific information. You can sign up for ride-line emails below.

https://www.cincinnaticycleclub.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=772752&module_id=335321

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 of group and time of year. This is a advanced no drop ride with regroups at intersections or top of hills. Ride leaders are Jonathan (18+ MPH), 513-884-9143 and Jan-Erik (16+ MPH), 513-207-1340
The Route can be find at: https://ridewithgps.com/collections/21357?privacy_code=Tcnb6LDLV6saZLbq

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

A 6 day bike packing (camping) tour of central Florida. Starting in Inverness we will loop over to the Seminole Forest and and back. The surfaces are bike path, road, single track, double track and forest roads.

A 6 day bike packing (camping) tour of central Florida. Starting in Inverness we will loop over to the Seminole Forest and and back. The surfaces are bike path, road, single track, double track and forest roads.

Winter start time varies week to week depending on weather conditions. Starting time will be published by Friday evening prior to the Saturday morning ride. Please subscribe to the club “All Club” Ride Announcements.

This is a new no drop ride that will move around to different parts of the Tri-State. I ask that you respect the speed of the group. We will stay together as a group and regroup at the top of hills and intersections. We are riding Saturday since Sunday’s weather does not look good. The start will be at Reiley Elementary School which is just south of the Campbell County High School on Alexandria Pike (old US 27). The route is 46 miles with 2,700 feet of climbing with an average speed about 16mph. Copy and paste in your browser. https://ridewithgps.com/routes/50025153

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.

START: 12:00 noon - Arrive 15 minutes early FROM: Kathryn Stagge-Marr Park 6662 Goshen Rd Goshen, Ohio 45122 GPS Coordinates: 39.225289, -84.149394 ROUTE: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/50046420 Distance: 24.2mi / 435ft Average: 16.0ish Ride Time: ~1.5hrs Intermediate, No Drop Helmet Required Restrooms: open

We go to different locations each week so check the ride line. https://groups.google.com/g/ccc-easyriders We ride roughly 25 miles at a casual pace. No one left behind.

Evening Ride from Monroe Community Park with rural routes going through Liberty Township and Middletown. The primary group is a B pace (16.5 mph - 18 mph average). We will have multiple speed groups when there are enough riders and leaders available. Departure time is 6:00 pm and the length of the ride will depend on the weather and daylight.

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.

Routes will be posted on ridewithgps on the Rideline Emails. Sign up for the Ride Notification Emails Here:
https://www.cincinnaticycleclub.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=772752&module_id=335321

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 the slowest group is 15 -16 mph and for fastest group is 17 - 20 mph (depending on hills and time of year). We will mix-up routes, including heading north to the hilly Oregonia, and Caesars Creek and East towards Blanchester. Expect some climbing, including unavoidable steeper climbs (10% gradient). 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 route is usually sent out on the day of a ride. We regroup periodically to make sure that the group stays together.

Registration is required to have access to CCC insurance.

We start from a different location every week. We will have 2 different speed groups (intermediate, advanced). Enjoy challenging but fun KY hills and beautiful scenery on quiet roads. Please check the CCC ride line or calendar for updates.

Come join one of the two large group rides hosted by the CCC (often greater than 50 people). There are often five groups, ranging from casual bikers who want to ride on a bike trail and slower bikers who want a scenic ride through Indian Hill to those who want an intense workout over a challenging, hilly course.

Routes will rotate weekly and will include both urban and rural rides. Route distances will vary weekly, but will range between 20-40 miles depending both on group and time of year. We also enjoy refreshments after the ride in the parking lot.

Please check the ride-line emails for specific information. You can sign up for ride-line emails below.

https://www.cincinnaticycleclub.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=772752&module_id=335321

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 of group and time of year. This is a advanced no drop ride with regroups at intersections or top of hills. Ride leaders are Jonathan (18+ MPH), 513-884-9143 and Jan-Erik (16+ MPH), 513-207-1340
The Route can be find at: https://ridewithgps.com/collections/21357?privacy_code=Tcnb6LDLV6saZLbq

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

Winter start time varies week to week depending on weather conditions. Starting time will be published by Friday evening prior to the Saturday morning ride. Please subscribe to the club “All Club” Ride Announcements.

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.