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Group Rides

Want to ride with us?

Riders should have some riding experience and be in good physical condition. The Club format is road-bike based.  Bicycles should be in good mechanical condition, and riders should be adequately prepared with extra tubes, tools, CO2/pump, water and food.  Helmets are mandatory and both ear pieces for electronics and aero (tri) bars are not allowed.

DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC:

  1. You will be asked to attest to your good health prior to the ride.

  2. Bring your mask.

  3. Please do not show up for a ride if you are symptomatic.

 

Before you come out for a ride with ABQ, please download and read the ABQ Riding Style Guide here and bring along any questions you might have to be addressed by an ABQ ride leader.

 

 

Pedaling with ABQ

Ride length, destinations and routes are determined at the meeting place at the start of each ride by board members and/or ride leaders. Routes are based on the number and abilities of the riders who show up, weather conditions, and time constraints. In general, the more riders who show up for a ride, the more flexibility there is to have a ride that will meet the needs of all. So come out and ride!  Finally, there is one rule on the Saturday rides: nobody gets left behind. Slower riders might get dropped for a time; those who come off the back will eventually be regrouped!

 

Please note: Ride locations can change; members are apprised of any changes thru the private member email distribution list and private facebook group page.

Ride Details

 

When: Meet at 8:45AM - Winter. Rides depart at 9:00AM. One hour earlier for Summer.

Where: The location is variable! Members receive an RSVP email with the start location prior to Saturday. Out of town visitors and non-members who wish to ride with us should send us an email. Click here to do so: Contact Us.

 

Early arrival enables riders to meet the ride leaders, learn the planned route, and synchronize with the rest of the group.

 

What: the minimum distance a rider should be able to ride is 50 miles at around an 18 mph pace (wind direction and speed, slope, and other factors impact the actual pace).  Slower riders might get dropped temporarily, but they will be regrouped up the road. On Saturday, no rider gets left behind!

 

 

Saturdays
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