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Always the same route, always the same fun: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46706055

This group rides exclusively on roads at generally a 14-16mph pace with groups of like riders spread out. There is one regroup at the top of Major (across the street on Stine because it‘s more shady). Not a "no-drop ride" but we will make sure you get in ok. We leave promptly at 6pm so please be on time.

Everyone, For the Wednesday Morning Ride, July 3rd we will be riding through the Cuyahoga Valley. The route will be primarily roads and ending on the Bike-n-Hike. This will be a loop in the valley with a total distance of 33 miles and 1,200 ft. of climbing. We will have a rest stop at a local venue or just a quick stop to refuel. We will be leaving the Barlow Rd. Bike-n-Hike parking lot at 9:00 am. This year we will have two groups if necessary. The faster group will ride at a pace of 15 - 16 mph. The slower group will ride at a pace of 12 to 13 mph. There will be someone leading the slower group and if possible, someone will lead the faster group. We will regroup as needed. Like all ABC rides, this ride is for current members and first-time guest. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before start time to allow for adequate check in time. As always, helmets are required on all ABC rides. Also, no ear buds and no use of cell phones for talk, text, or music while riding. It is also advised during daylight hours to use a good tail light and headlight when riding on public roads. These promote safety and alert drivers to our presence during all hours of the day. Please obey all traffic laws…safety is everyone’s responsibility. Also, make sure that your bike is properly maintained and is in good working condition. Each rider is expected to bring extra tubes, pump, multi-tool, etc. for any mechanicals you may encounter. Thanks, Phil

45 mile 2079 feet https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47347276 or 36 mile 1650 feet https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47347507 typically has two groups 14-16 mph average for route and 17-19 mph in faster group. We have invited other clubs-please wear ABC jerseys. Multiple ride leaders ALL RIDERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR A HELMET WHILE RIDING. PLEASE NO USE OF EAR BUDS AND CELL PHONES WHILE RIDING. RECOMMEND USE OF REAR VIEW MIRRORS (AND RADAR). RECOMMEND USE OF HEADLIGHT, TAIL LIGHT AND REFLECTORS. PLEASE OBEY ALL TRAFFIC LAWS. COME RIDE WITH US AND ENJOY THE RIDE! First Time Guests welcome

Trying last week‘s ride again, no changes. Route is about 31 miles, usual mixture of paved trails and roads. Social pacing (11-13 mph), no drop, plan on a refreshment stop at Tallmadge Circle (bring bike locks). Note the START LOCATION below.

Always the same route, always the same fun: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46706055

This group rides exclusively on roads at generally a 14-16mph pace with groups of like riders spread out. There is one regroup at the top of Major (across the street on Stine because it‘s more shady). Not a "no-drop ride" but we will make sure you get in ok. We leave promptly at 6pm so please be on time.

Everyone, For the Wednesday Morning Ride, July 10th we will be riding to Brecksville with a rest stop at Panera Bread. The route will be mostly public roads and finishing on the bike-n-hike through Brandywine Falls. This will be a loop route with a total distance of 40 miles and 2,000 feet of vertical climbing. We will be leaving the Barlow Rd. Bike-n-Hike parking lot at 9:00 am. We will have two groups if necessary. The faster group will ride at a pace of 15 - 16 mph. The slower group will ride at a pace of 12 to 13 mph. There will be someone leading the slower group and if possible, someone will lead the faster group. We will regroup as needed. Like all ABC rides, this ride is for current members and first-time guest. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before start time to allow for adequate check in time. As always, helmets are required on all ABC rides. Also, no ear buds and no use of cell phones for talk, text, or music while riding. It is also advised during daylight hours to use a good tail light and headlight when riding on public roads. These promote safety and alert drivers to our presence during all hours of the day. Please obey all traffic laws…safety is everyone’s responsibility. Also, make sure that your bike is properly maintained and is in good working condition. Each rider is expected to bring extra tubes, pump, multi-tool, etc. for any mechanicals you may encounter. Thanks, Phil

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A preview of some of the ABC routing. Ridgewood is freshly paved but temporarily closed for culvert repair at Ridge Rd. Should be open Saturday but gives us a confirmation for use on the ABC ride. May have to detour on Sharon Copley. LF typically has two groups 14-16 mph average for route and 17-19 mph in faster group. ALL RIDERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR A HELMET WHILE RIDING. PLEASE NO USE OF EAR BUDS AND CELL PHONES WHILE RIDING. RECOMMEND USE OF REAR VIEW MIRRORS (AND RADAR). RECOMMEND USE OF HEADLIGHT, TAIL LIGHT AND REFLECTORS. PLEASE OBEY ALL TRAFFIC LAWS. COME RIDE WITH US AND ENJOY THE RIDE! First Time Guests welcome

The route is Medium length (25 mile), consisting of mostly trails and bike friendly residential roads. Notable locations include Euclid beach, Euclid creek reservation, John Carroll University, Shaker Lake, little Italy, University Circle, and Cultural Gardens. There is one significant climb through Euclid Creek which is on trail. Probable cafe stop in little Italy (Presti‘s?).

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Always the same route, always the same fun: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46706055

This group rides exclusively on roads at generally a 14-16mph pace with groups of like riders spread out. There is one regroup at the top of Major (across the street on Stine because it‘s more shady). Not a "no-drop ride" but we will make sure you get in ok. We leave promptly at 6pm so please be on time.

Everyone, For the Wednesday Morning Ride, July 17th we will be riding around Brady Lake in Portage County with a rest stop at Beckwith’s Orchard for pie. The route will be a combination of public roads and the Stow Bike-n-Hike with flat to rolling hills. This will be a loop route with a total distance of 32 miles. We will be leaving the Barlow Rd. Bike-n-Hike parking lot at 9:00 am. We will have two groups if necessary. The faster group will ride at a pace of 15 - 16 mph. The slower group will ride at a pace of 12 to 13 mph. There will be someone leading the slower group and if possible, someone will lead the faster group. We will regroup as needed. Like all ABC rides, this ride is for current members and first-time guest. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before start time to allow for adequate check in time. As always, helmets are required on all ABC rides. Also, no ear buds and no use of cell phones for talk, text, or music while riding. It is also advised during daylight hours to use a good tail light and headlight when riding on public roads. These promote safety and alert drivers to our presence during all hours of the day. Please obey all traffic laws…safety is everyone’s responsibility. Also, make sure that your bike is properly maintained and is in good working condition. Each rider is expected to bring extra tubes, pump, multi-tool, etc. for any mechanicals you may encounter. Thanks, Phil

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/36866514 19.6 HawkParkGranger (copy) The average pace of this group is 14-16mph. Post-ride dinner and drinks TBD based on interest of people attending.

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The route is ~34 miles, consisting of roads and trails. Likely refreshment stop somewhere in Rocky River area.

48 miles 1487 feet Parking Lot used for Think Spring to Hartville LF typically has two groups 14-15 mph average for route and 16-19 mph in faster group. ALL RIDERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR A HELMET WHILE RIDING. PLEASE NO USE OF EAR BUDS AND CELL PHONES WHILE RIDING. RECOMMEND USE OF REAR VIEW MIRRORS (AND RADAR). RECOMMEND USE OF HEADLIGHT, TAIL LIGHT AND REFLECTORS. PLEASE OBEY ALL TRAFFIC LAWS. COME RIDE WITH US AND ENJOY THE RIDE! First Time Guests welcome Bring Cue Sheet or GPS

Always the same route, always the same fun: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46706055

This group rides exclusively on roads at generally a 14-16mph pace with groups of like riders spread out. There is one regroup at the top of Major (across the street on Stine because it‘s more shady). Not a "no-drop ride" but we will make sure you get in ok. We leave promptly at 6pm so please be on time.

Everyone, For the Wednesday Morning Ride, July 24th, we will be riding to Twinsburg with a rest stop at Subway. The route will be a combination of public roads and the Bike-n-Hike with flat to rolling hills. This will be a loop route with a total distance of 33 miles. We will be leaving the Barlow Rd. Bike-n-Hike parking lot at 9:00 am. We will have two groups if necessary. The faster group will ride at a pace of 15 - 16 mph. The slower group will ride at a pace of 12 to 13 mph. There will be someone leading the slower group and if possible, someone will lead the faster group. We will regroup as needed. Like all ABC rides, this ride is for current members and first-time guest. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before start time to allow for adequate check in time. As always, helmets are required on all ABC rides. Also, no ear buds and no use of cell phones for talk, text, or music while riding. It is also advised during daylight hours to use a good tail light and headlight when riding on public roads. These promote safety and alert drivers to our presence during all hours of the day. Please obey all traffic laws…safety is everyone’s responsibility. Also, make sure that your bike is properly maintained and is in good working condition. Each rider is expected to bring extra tubes, pump, multi-tool, etc. for any mechanicals you may encounter. Thanks, Phil

A route that rides the edge of the CVNP and into Richfield.

The River Ride averages 200 riders that journey on 10, 20, 50, and 62.5 mile routes along area rivers and countrysides. For all the details please visit rallyup.org. The River Ride supports Rally Point Youth Center, a ministry of Youth For Christ. This is a great place for Lima teens to be cared for through tutoring, life enrichment, Bible studies, and caring adults. The River Ride is our major fundraiser of the year.

LF typically has two groups 14-16 mph average for route and 17-19 mph in faster group. ALL RIDERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR A HELMET WHILE RIDING. PLEASE NO USE OF EAR BUDS AND CELL PHONES WHILE RIDING. RECOMMEND USE OF REAR VIEW MIRRORS (AND RADAR). RECOMMEND USE OF HEADLIGHT, TAIL LIGHT AND REFLECTORS. PLEASE OBEY ALL TRAFFIC LAWS. COME RIDE WITH US AND ENJOY THE RIDE! First Time Guests welcome

Always the same route, always the same fun: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46706055

This group rides exclusively on roads at generally a 14-16mph pace with groups of like riders spread out. There is one regroup at the top of Major (across the street on Stine because it‘s more shady). Not a "no-drop ride" but we will make sure you get in ok. We leave promptly at 6pm so please be on time.

Everyone, For the Wednesday Morning Ride, July 31st we will be riding to downtown Ravenna with a rest stop at the Bean and the Baker. The route will be a combination of public roads and the Stow Bike-n-Hike with flat to rolling hills. This will be a loop route with a total distance of 38 miles. We will be leaving the Barlow Rd. Bike-n-Hike parking lot at 9:00 am. This year we will have two groups if necessary. The faster group will ride at a pace of 15 - 16 mph. The slower group will ride at a pace of 12 to 13 mph. There will be someone leading the slower group and if possible, someone will lead the faster group. We will regroup as needed. Like all ABC rides, this ride is for current members and first-time guest. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before start time to allow for adequate check in time. As always, helmets are required on all ABC rides. Also, no ear buds and no use of cell phones for talk, text, or music while riding. It is also advised during daylight hours to use a good tail light and headlight when riding on public roads. These promote safety and alert drivers to our presence during all hours of the day. Please obey all traffic laws…safety is everyone’s responsibility. Also, make sure that your bike is properly maintained and is in good working condition. Each rider is expected to bring extra tubes, pump, multi-tool, etc. for any mechanicals you may encounter. Thanks, Phil