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5:30 pm Helen's Ride
Helen’s Ride
Starting Location: Virginia Transportation Museum
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 19.19 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Another ride on Tuesday night from Virginia Transportation Museum, ending at the Cornerstone Grill for refreshments. An intermediate ride that is not as areobic as the Mill Mountain climb, but more than the Low Landers ride. An ideal ride for those who have been riding the Low Landers ride, but want to take the next step toward being able to tackle Mill Mountain. Helen Burnette introduced us to this ride some time ago, much to our liking. We have been doing this ride for some time, but only now are listing it on the club calendar.
Additional Info: From the start we travel across Walnut, pick up the Greenway, then climb up Garden City on Yellow Mountain Road, out to Bandy for a fantastic down hill. Then you climb the Cat 5 hill (less than 1/2 mile) back up to Yellow Mountain Road and into Garden City. Another great downhill back down Yellow Mountain road to the Greenway, onto Wise Avenue and into Downtown and the Grill.
http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/15601284/
5:30 pm LOWLANDERS RIDE
Lowlanders Ride
Starting Location: Virginia Museum of Transportation
Starting Address: Norfolk Avenue
Ride Distance: 15 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
Ride Leader: Barbara Duerk
Ride Leader Email: barbgary@cox.net
Ride Leader Phone: (540)580-1621
Ride Description: The BRBC Tuesday night lowlander’s ride leaves each Tuesday at 5:30pm from the far end of the Virginia Museum of Transportation. Arrive early to be ready to ride by 5:30pm. Cyclists new to on road riding and experienced riders wanting a flatter route will practice ABC quick check and League of American Bicyclists cycling road positioning skills. Participants will be asked to sign a BRBC rider release and waiver form with contact information. The route selection is determined by the people showing up for the ride. Each ride is approximately 15 miles in length with a leader in front and in the back. Start on this ride then tackle the mountain!
Encourage friends to ride with you each Tuesday evening. The lowlander ride provides the distance without climbing the hills. The BRBC lowlander 15-20 mile mostly flatter ride leaves at 5:30pm from the Virginia Museum of Transportation and stops for dinner (optional) at the Cornerstone in downtown Roanoke to celebrate Tuesday night as Bike Night in downtown Roanoke.
Core leaders: Duerk, Betters, Leffel.
Additional Info:
http://
5:30 pm The Famous Tuesday Night Beer Ride
THE FAMOUS TUESDAY NIGHT RIDE
Starting Location: Virginia Museum of Transportation/on Additional Info: below
Ride Distance: 20.4 Miles
Terrain: Rolling hills
Traffic: moderate
Ride Description: The weekly BRBC Tuesday Night Ride starts at the Virginia Museum of Transportation and follows one of several routes depending on your skill level. The more challenging ride climbs up Mill Mountain, down the Blue Ridge Parkway, and back to Downtown Roanoke via Vinton. The easier Lowlander ride remains largely on neighborhood streets. In both cases, riders join up at the Cornerstone pub for post-ride thirst quenching and fellowship.
Additional Info:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/209573
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5:30 am Cotton hill loop
Starting Location: Nations Bank next to Coffee Pot on Brambleton
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 25 Miles
Terrain: Mountains
Traffic: Moderate
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Ride up Mill mtn to parkway turn right and head to cotton hill rd.cross rt 221 and to Ran lynn rd and right on to Roselawn back to rt 221to Bank.
6:30 am Roanoke Bagel Co. "Dream Rides"
Starting Location: Roanoke Bagel Company
Starting Address: 2016 Electric Road, Roanoke, VA 24018 – across from Oak Grove Elementary School
Meet: 6:15 AM
Ride Start 6:30 AM
Ride Duration: generally 70-90 minutes
Beginning August 18 & continuing every Thursday through October 21 the Roanoke Bagel Company will begin sponsoring the 3 Peaks & Adulare Roanoke Bagel Co. “Dream Rides”.
The “3 Peaks” loop, considered by many to be the best 20 mile road ride in the world, takes cyclists along a new stretch of the Roanoke River Greenway in Salem before ascending to the scenic summits of 12 O’clock Knob, Mt. Chesnut, and Sugar Loaf Mt..
The beautiful Adulare (flatter) route is about… the same length as the 3 Peaks route (19 vs 20 miles), but it is mostly flat, ascending only about 700ft (vs 2700ft of the 3 Peaks route).
Both the Adulare and 3 Peaks routes start at the Roanoke Bagel Company, and everyone rides together for the first 5 miles. Then, when the 3 Peaks riders turn left onto 12 O’Clock Knob Rd, the Adulare riders will continue on to enjoy Salem’s gorgeous Wildwood Rd. loop!
To make these premier rides even better, the Roanoke Bagel Company is sponsoring the group rides by opening early (6:15am) on Thursday mornings so participants can get pre-ride water, coffee, bagel, juice or a heavenly Blue Collar Joe’s donut … and when the ride is complete, a delicious selection of Roanoke Bagel Company breakfasts will await riders + special discounted pricing for ride participants!
Tremendous morning rides + sponsored by a locally owned bagel, coffee and breakfast company = the new Thursday morning Dream Rides
Ride will occur if temperature at the ride start is 40 degrees or above and it’s not precipitating.
Re-groups: Depending on who attends, re-groups may occur at various locations along both routes. Just in case you lose the group, be sure to bring a map & cue sheet :)
And, just get to the Roanoke Bagel Co. at 6:30am with your road bike! Don’t worry about bringing water, a pump, tools, patch kit or spare tube, etc. because this weekly BRBC group ride is now guided & co-sponsored by the Bike Sherpas Touring Co. and they’re taking care of all of that for FREE for the ride participants!
The Bike Sherpas Touring Co. … “We got the stuff.” www.bikesherpas.com
MAPS (ride cue sheets will be available at Roanoke Bagel Company)
3 Peaks Route: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/45773830
Adulare Route: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/46489464
Actual 3 Peaks Ride Example: http://connect.garmin.com/activity/30176683
3 Peaks Ride Cue Sheet: http://is.gd/F6dNmd
5:30 pm BENT MOUNTAIN PARKWAY CLIMB
BENT MOUNTAIN PARKWAY CLIMB
Starting Location: Penn Forest Elementary School
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 19.4 Miles
Terrain: Mountains
Traffic: Light
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Questions: roadbikr@cox.net
Ride Description: Want to practice your climbing and enjoy some of the most beautiful views? Climb up Bent Mountain on the Parkway. It’s an out and back so you can’t get lost. Everyone climbs at their own pace, then it’s all downhill on the way back!
Additional Info:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/189795
5:30 pm East Coasters
Starting Location: East Coasters Bike Shop
Starting Address: 3544 Electric Rd. – Promenade Park Shopping Center
Ride Distance: 30 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Moderate
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: This is the traditional Thursday night ride that we have been doing for years. Parts of this ride may get really fast. You may have dig deep to hang on.
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6:30 am Newport Rd / Blacksburg Rd Loop
Ride Type: Advanced Road Ride – Pace of 16-18 mph and/or strenuous climbs. Riders may break out from the group but ride leader will designate re-grouping points.
Ride Name: Newport Road / Blacksburg Road Loop
Ride Date: 05/05/2012
Ride Start Time: 06:30 am
Recurring or One-Time ride: One Time
This ride repeats:
This ride repeats until:
Newport Road / Blacksburg Road Loop
Starting Location: Patrick Henry HS
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 45 Miles
Terrain: Rolling hills
Traffic: Light
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Ride the old road over Catawba Mountain and down Rt. 311 to Newport Road. Cut over on Sandy Ridge Road and return to Rt. 311 on Blacksburg Road.
Additional Info:
http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/52578678
7:00 am Almost Mountains of Misery
Ride Date: 5/5/12
Ride Start Time: 7:00 AM
Starting Location: Patrick Henry High
Ride Distance: 103 miles
Terrain: Mountains
Traffic: Light
Ride Leader: David “KC” Sistler
Ride Leader email: dsistler@gmail.com
Ride Description:
Bradshaw + Alleghany – 5-mile Mtn + Cahas – The Wall + Roanoke = 103 miles of AWESOME!!
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/986230
Rest stops at miles 28, 52, 67 and 88.
8:00 am Mayor's Bike Month
Ride Type: Road Ride – All Levels – Everyone Welcome.
Ride Name: Mini Greenway Tour *Grandin Village to Bike Month Mayor’s Bike
Ride Date: 05/05/2012
Ride Start Time: 08:00 am
Mini Greenway Tour *Grandin Village to Bike Month Mayor’s Bike Ride Start*
Starting Location: United States
Starting Address: 1402 Grandin Road, Roanoke, VA 24015
Ride Distance: 12 Miles
Terrain: Flat
Traffic: Light
Ride Leader: Robert Issem
Ride Leader Email: rob@bikesherpas.com
Ride Leader Phone: (540)537-4896
Ride Description: Join in on the Bike Month Fun by riding with us from the Grandin Village to Bennington Park where Mayor Bowers will lead the annual family-friendly Mayor’s Ride from Bennington Park into downtown Roanoke!
Tour Schedule:
8:00am – Meet at CUPS, enjoy their super yummy drinks and eats.
8:30am – Begin the 6 mile Mini Greenway Tour from CUPS to Bennington Park. This is a super easy, safe and beautiful ride :)
9:15am – Arrive at Bennington Park and join volunteers in helping kids decorate their bikes and helmets.
9:45am – Mayor Bowers will offer a proclamation in support of Bike Month and recognize the winners of the Bike Hero and Extraordinary Bike Professional awards.
10am – Option 1: Family-Friendly Mayor’s Ride from Bennington Park into downtown Roanoke. Families with younger children are welcome to stop at the playground at Piedmont Park with refreshments provided by the Riverland/Walnut Hills Neighborhood group.
10am – Option 2: Bike Sherpas Touring Co. “Brisk Ride” back to CUPS Coffee & Tea. (Lisa, Mark & I need to make it back for Andrew’s 11am lacrosse game!)
Here’s Detailed Route Information: http://connect.garmin.com/course/1145271
4th Annual Mayor’s Bike Ride Information:
http://www.facebook.com/events/170660209720805/
Cost = FREE
Additional Info:
http://connect.garmin.com/course/1145271
9:00 am Bagel Ride
Starting Location: Roanoke Bagel Company
Starting Address: Southwest Plaza Shopping Center
Ride Distance: 18 Miles
Terrain: Rolling
Ride Leader: Chris Berry
Ride Description: We’ll depart from Southwest Plaza and take Grandin Road to Mudlick out to Apperson. From there we will proceed to Green Hill Park. On the return, we will follow Old McVitty Road and Keagy Road back to the start.
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/1032888
As a bonus, all ride participants will receive a 10% discount on their breakfast at the Roanoke Bagel Company.
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8:00 am Coffee Time Morning Ride
Meeting Place: Nations Bank across from MoJo’s on Brambleton
Ride Type: Road Ride
Terrain: Gently Rolling
Other Features: Medium Traffic
Ride Length: 25 – 30 miles
Average Pace: Decided by the Group! Usually a Moderately Fast Ride.
Location
Nations Bank
12:45 pm Coffee Time Afternoon Ride
Meeting Place: Nations Bank across from Coffee Time (old MoJo’s) on Brambleton
Ride Type: Road Ride
Terrain: Gently Rolling
Other Features: Medium Traffic
Ride Length: 25 – 30 miles
Average Pace: Decided by the Group! Usually a Moderately Fast Ride.
Location
Nations Bank on Brambleton Avenue
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6:00 pm Monday Night Mountain Bike Ride
Monday Night Mountain Bike Ride
Starting Location: Pedestrian bridge over Roanoke River, Rever’s Edge
Starting Address: Wiley Drive at River’s Edge soccer complex.
Ride Distance: 10 Miles
Terrain: Off-Road
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Explore the amazing trails on Mill Mountain, and the urban alleyways that lead there.. The trails are not particularly technical, although expect at least 1000′ of climbing per loop. Generally, an hour to an hour-and-a-half in duration. Lights needed on the season fringes.
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5:30 pm Helen's Ride
Helen’s Ride
Starting Location: Virginia Transportation Museum
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 19.19 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Another ride on Tuesday night from Virginia Transportation Museum, ending at the Cornerstone Grill for refreshments. An intermediate ride that is not as areobic as the Mill Mountain climb, but more than the Low Landers ride. An ideal ride for those who have been riding the Low Landers ride, but want to take the next step toward being able to tackle Mill Mountain. Helen Burnette introduced us to this ride some time ago, much to our liking. We have been doing this ride for some time, but only now are listing it on the club calendar.
Additional Info: From the start we travel across Walnut, pick up the Greenway, then climb up Garden City on Yellow Mountain Road, out to Bandy for a fantastic down hill. Then you climb the Cat 5 hill (less than 1/2 mile) back up to Yellow Mountain Road and into Garden City. Another great downhill back down Yellow Mountain road to the Greenway, onto Wise Avenue and into Downtown and the Grill.
http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/15601284/
5:30 pm LOWLANDERS RIDE
Lowlanders Ride
Starting Location: Virginia Museum of Transportation
Starting Address: Norfolk Avenue
Ride Distance: 15 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
Ride Leader: Barbara Duerk
Ride Leader Email: barbgary@cox.net
Ride Leader Phone: (540)580-1621
Ride Description: The BRBC Tuesday night lowlander’s ride leaves each Tuesday at 5:30pm from the far end of the Virginia Museum of Transportation. Arrive early to be ready to ride by 5:30pm. Cyclists new to on road riding and experienced riders wanting a flatter route will practice ABC quick check and League of American Bicyclists cycling road positioning skills. Participants will be asked to sign a BRBC rider release and waiver form with contact information. The route selection is determined by the people showing up for the ride. Each ride is approximately 15 miles in length with a leader in front and in the back. Start on this ride then tackle the mountain!
Encourage friends to ride with you each Tuesday evening. The lowlander ride provides the distance without climbing the hills. The BRBC lowlander 15-20 mile mostly flatter ride leaves at 5:30pm from the Virginia Museum of Transportation and stops for dinner (optional) at the Cornerstone in downtown Roanoke to celebrate Tuesday night as Bike Night in downtown Roanoke.
Core leaders: Duerk, Betters, Leffel.
Additional Info:
http://
5:30 pm The Famous Tuesday Night Beer Ride
THE FAMOUS TUESDAY NIGHT RIDE
Starting Location: Virginia Museum of Transportation/on Additional Info: below
Ride Distance: 20.4 Miles
Terrain: Rolling hills
Traffic: moderate
Ride Description: The weekly BRBC Tuesday Night Ride starts at the Virginia Museum of Transportation and follows one of several routes depending on your skill level. The more challenging ride climbs up Mill Mountain, down the Blue Ridge Parkway, and back to Downtown Roanoke via Vinton. The easier Lowlander ride remains largely on neighborhood streets. In both cases, riders join up at the Cornerstone pub for post-ride thirst quenching and fellowship.
Additional Info:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/209573
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5:30 am Cotton hill loop
Starting Location: Nations Bank next to Coffee Pot on Brambleton
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 25 Miles
Terrain: Mountains
Traffic: Moderate
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Ride up Mill mtn to parkway turn right and head to cotton hill rd.cross rt 221 and to Ran lynn rd and right on to Roselawn back to rt 221to Bank.
6:30 am Roanoke Bagel Co. "Dream Rides"
Starting Location: Roanoke Bagel Company
Starting Address: 2016 Electric Road, Roanoke, VA 24018 – across from Oak Grove Elementary School
Meet: 6:15 AM
Ride Start 6:30 AM
Ride Duration: generally 70-90 minutes
Beginning August 18 & continuing every Thursday through October 21 the Roanoke Bagel Company will begin sponsoring the 3 Peaks & Adulare Roanoke Bagel Co. “Dream Rides”.
The “3 Peaks” loop, considered by many to be the best 20 mile road ride in the world, takes cyclists along a new stretch of the Roanoke River Greenway in Salem before ascending to the scenic summits of 12 O’clock Knob, Mt. Chesnut, and Sugar Loaf Mt..
The beautiful Adulare (flatter) route is about… the same length as the 3 Peaks route (19 vs 20 miles), but it is mostly flat, ascending only about 700ft (vs 2700ft of the 3 Peaks route).
Both the Adulare and 3 Peaks routes start at the Roanoke Bagel Company, and everyone rides together for the first 5 miles. Then, when the 3 Peaks riders turn left onto 12 O’Clock Knob Rd, the Adulare riders will continue on to enjoy Salem’s gorgeous Wildwood Rd. loop!
To make these premier rides even better, the Roanoke Bagel Company is sponsoring the group rides by opening early (6:15am) on Thursday mornings so participants can get pre-ride water, coffee, bagel, juice or a heavenly Blue Collar Joe’s donut … and when the ride is complete, a delicious selection of Roanoke Bagel Company breakfasts will await riders + special discounted pricing for ride participants!
Tremendous morning rides + sponsored by a locally owned bagel, coffee and breakfast company = the new Thursday morning Dream Rides
Ride will occur if temperature at the ride start is 40 degrees or above and it’s not precipitating.
Re-groups: Depending on who attends, re-groups may occur at various locations along both routes. Just in case you lose the group, be sure to bring a map & cue sheet :)
And, just get to the Roanoke Bagel Co. at 6:30am with your road bike! Don’t worry about bringing water, a pump, tools, patch kit or spare tube, etc. because this weekly BRBC group ride is now guided & co-sponsored by the Bike Sherpas Touring Co. and they’re taking care of all of that for FREE for the ride participants!
The Bike Sherpas Touring Co. … “We got the stuff.” www.bikesherpas.com
MAPS (ride cue sheets will be available at Roanoke Bagel Company)
3 Peaks Route: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/45773830
Adulare Route: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/46489464
Actual 3 Peaks Ride Example: http://connect.garmin.com/activity/30176683
3 Peaks Ride Cue Sheet: http://is.gd/F6dNmd
5:30 pm BENT MOUNTAIN PARKWAY CLIMB
BENT MOUNTAIN PARKWAY CLIMB
Starting Location: Penn Forest Elementary School
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 19.4 Miles
Terrain: Mountains
Traffic: Light
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Questions: roadbikr@cox.net
Ride Description: Want to practice your climbing and enjoy some of the most beautiful views? Climb up Bent Mountain on the Parkway. It’s an out and back so you can’t get lost. Everyone climbs at their own pace, then it’s all downhill on the way back!
Additional Info:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/189795
5:30 pm East Coasters
Starting Location: East Coasters Bike Shop
Starting Address: 3544 Electric Rd. – Promenade Park Shopping Center
Ride Distance: 30 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Moderate
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: This is the traditional Thursday night ride that we have been doing for years. Parts of this ride may get really fast. You may have dig deep to hang on.
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6:30 am Buchanan
Ride Type: Advanced Road Ride – Pace of 16-18 mph and/or strenuous climbs. Riders may break out from the group but ride leader will designate re-grouping points.
Ride Name: Buchanan
Ride Date: 05/12/2012
Ride Start Time: 06:30 am
Buchanan
Starting Location: Bank America on Brambleton
Starting Address: Brambleton Ave
Ride Distance: 60 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
Ride Leader: Mike Morris
Ride Leader Email: michael@morristax.com
Ride Leader Phone: (540)798-3418
Ride Description: Up Rt 11 to Buchanan. Grab some food and drink and head back
9:00 am Bagel Ride
Starting Location: Roanoke Bagel Company
Starting Address: Southwest Plaza Shopping Center
Ride Distance: 18 Miles
Terrain: Rolling
Ride Leader: Chris Berry
Ride Description: We’ll depart from Southwest Plaza and take Grandin Road to Mudlick out to Apperson. From there we will proceed to Green Hill Park. On the return, we will follow Old McVitty Road and Keagy Road back to the start.
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/1032888
As a bonus, all ride participants will receive a 10% discount on their breakfast at the Roanoke Bagel Company.
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8:00 am Coffee Time Morning Ride
Meeting Place: Nations Bank across from MoJo’s on Brambleton
Ride Type: Road Ride
Terrain: Gently Rolling
Other Features: Medium Traffic
Ride Length: 25 – 30 miles
Average Pace: Decided by the Group! Usually a Moderately Fast Ride.
Location
Nations Bank
12:45 pm Coffee Time Afternoon Ride
Meeting Place: Nations Bank across from Coffee Time (old MoJo’s) on Brambleton
Ride Type: Road Ride
Terrain: Gently Rolling
Other Features: Medium Traffic
Ride Length: 25 – 30 miles
Average Pace: Decided by the Group! Usually a Moderately Fast Ride.
Location
Nations Bank on Brambleton Avenue
1:00 pm Vista Ride (shortened)
Ride Type: Road Ride – All Levels – Everyone Welcome.
Ride Name: Vista Ride (shortened)
Ride Date: 05/13/2012
Ride Start Time: 01:00 pm
Vista Ride (shortened)
Starting Location: Greenwood Resturant
Starting Address: About 3 miles out of Troutville on US 11 North
Ride Distance: 26.02 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
Ride Leader: Dwight Leffel
Ride Leader Email: annenddwight@aol.com
Ride Leader Phone: (540)890-8168
Ride Description: The Vista Ride (shortened) is the old Vista Ride, but rather than starting at the Bank in Troutville we will start at the Greenwood Restaurant about 3 miles North on US 11. Reason is to avoid the traffic on US 11, which is not the safest road. We will meet at 1:00 PM and ride to Buchanan on the Vista route, with the return on Lithia and Nace roads. Since this is an everybody ride, the hot dogs can travel at their own pace and should know the route. Everyone else will regroup at all turns, with noone being dropped (not for long anyway).
Additional Info: Weather looks pretty good, with a cloudy day being forcasted, but everyone should wear sun screen regardless. We will take our normal “potty” bread at the service station just outside Buchannan before tackleing the gradual incline up Lithia and Nace roads. You do remember that the prevailing wind up that road is smack dab in your face. Stop your gripping, most inclines are less than 1%. lol
http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/55799728
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6:00 pm Monday Night Mountain Bike Ride
Monday Night Mountain Bike Ride
Starting Location: Pedestrian bridge over Roanoke River, Rever’s Edge
Starting Address: Wiley Drive at River’s Edge soccer complex.
Ride Distance: 10 Miles
Terrain: Off-Road
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Explore the amazing trails on Mill Mountain, and the urban alleyways that lead there.. The trails are not particularly technical, although expect at least 1000′ of climbing per loop. Generally, an hour to an hour-and-a-half in duration. Lights needed on the season fringes.
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5:30 pm LOWLANDERS RIDE
Lowlanders Ride
Starting Location: Virginia Museum of Transportation
Starting Address: Norfolk Avenue
Ride Distance: 15 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
Ride Leader: Barbara Duerk
Ride Leader Email: barbgary@cox.net
Ride Leader Phone: (540)580-1621
Ride Description: The BRBC Tuesday night lowlander’s ride leaves each Tuesday at 5:30pm from the far end of the Virginia Museum of Transportation. Arrive early to be ready to ride by 5:30pm. Cyclists new to on road riding and experienced riders wanting a flatter route will practice ABC quick check and League of American Bicyclists cycling road positioning skills. Participants will be asked to sign a BRBC rider release and waiver form with contact information. The route selection is determined by the people showing up for the ride. Each ride is approximately 15 miles in length with a leader in front and in the back. Start on this ride then tackle the mountain!
Encourage friends to ride with you each Tuesday evening. The lowlander ride provides the distance without climbing the hills. The BRBC lowlander 15-20 mile mostly flatter ride leaves at 5:30pm from the Virginia Museum of Transportation and stops for dinner (optional) at the Cornerstone in downtown Roanoke to celebrate Tuesday night as Bike Night in downtown Roanoke.
Core leaders: Duerk, Betters, Leffel.
Additional Info:
http://
5:30 pm Helen's Ride
Helen’s Ride
Starting Location: Virginia Transportation Museum
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 19.19 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Another ride on Tuesday night from Virginia Transportation Museum, ending at the Cornerstone Grill for refreshments. An intermediate ride that is not as areobic as the Mill Mountain climb, but more than the Low Landers ride. An ideal ride for those who have been riding the Low Landers ride, but want to take the next step toward being able to tackle Mill Mountain. Helen Burnette introduced us to this ride some time ago, much to our liking. We have been doing this ride for some time, but only now are listing it on the club calendar.
Additional Info: From the start we travel across Walnut, pick up the Greenway, then climb up Garden City on Yellow Mountain Road, out to Bandy for a fantastic down hill. Then you climb the Cat 5 hill (less than 1/2 mile) back up to Yellow Mountain Road and into Garden City. Another great downhill back down Yellow Mountain road to the Greenway, onto Wise Avenue and into Downtown and the Grill.
http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/15601284/
5:30 pm The Famous Tuesday Night Beer Ride
THE FAMOUS TUESDAY NIGHT RIDE
Starting Location: Virginia Museum of Transportation/on Additional Info: below
Ride Distance: 20.4 Miles
Terrain: Rolling hills
Traffic: moderate
Ride Description: The weekly BRBC Tuesday Night Ride starts at the Virginia Museum of Transportation and follows one of several routes depending on your skill level. The more challenging ride climbs up Mill Mountain, down the Blue Ridge Parkway, and back to Downtown Roanoke via Vinton. The easier Lowlander ride remains largely on neighborhood streets. In both cases, riders join up at the Cornerstone pub for post-ride thirst quenching and fellowship.
Additional Info:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/209573
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5:30 am Cotton hill loop
Starting Location: Nations Bank next to Coffee Pot on Brambleton
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 25 Miles
Terrain: Mountains
Traffic: Moderate
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Ride up Mill mtn to parkway turn right and head to cotton hill rd.cross rt 221 and to Ran lynn rd and right on to Roselawn back to rt 221to Bank.
6:30 am Roanoke Bagel Co. "Dream Rides"
Starting Location: Roanoke Bagel Company
Starting Address: 2016 Electric Road, Roanoke, VA 24018 – across from Oak Grove Elementary School
Meet: 6:15 AM
Ride Start 6:30 AM
Ride Duration: generally 70-90 minutes
Beginning August 18 & continuing every Thursday through October 21 the Roanoke Bagel Company will begin sponsoring the 3 Peaks & Adulare Roanoke Bagel Co. “Dream Rides”.
The “3 Peaks” loop, considered by many to be the best 20 mile road ride in the world, takes cyclists along a new stretch of the Roanoke River Greenway in Salem before ascending to the scenic summits of 12 O’clock Knob, Mt. Chesnut, and Sugar Loaf Mt..
The beautiful Adulare (flatter) route is about… the same length as the 3 Peaks route (19 vs 20 miles), but it is mostly flat, ascending only about 700ft (vs 2700ft of the 3 Peaks route).
Both the Adulare and 3 Peaks routes start at the Roanoke Bagel Company, and everyone rides together for the first 5 miles. Then, when the 3 Peaks riders turn left onto 12 O’Clock Knob Rd, the Adulare riders will continue on to enjoy Salem’s gorgeous Wildwood Rd. loop!
To make these premier rides even better, the Roanoke Bagel Company is sponsoring the group rides by opening early (6:15am) on Thursday mornings so participants can get pre-ride water, coffee, bagel, juice or a heavenly Blue Collar Joe’s donut … and when the ride is complete, a delicious selection of Roanoke Bagel Company breakfasts will await riders + special discounted pricing for ride participants!
Tremendous morning rides + sponsored by a locally owned bagel, coffee and breakfast company = the new Thursday morning Dream Rides
Ride will occur if temperature at the ride start is 40 degrees or above and it’s not precipitating.
Re-groups: Depending on who attends, re-groups may occur at various locations along both routes. Just in case you lose the group, be sure to bring a map & cue sheet :)
And, just get to the Roanoke Bagel Co. at 6:30am with your road bike! Don’t worry about bringing water, a pump, tools, patch kit or spare tube, etc. because this weekly BRBC group ride is now guided & co-sponsored by the Bike Sherpas Touring Co. and they’re taking care of all of that for FREE for the ride participants!
The Bike Sherpas Touring Co. … “We got the stuff.” www.bikesherpas.com
MAPS (ride cue sheets will be available at Roanoke Bagel Company)
3 Peaks Route: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/45773830
Adulare Route: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/46489464
Actual 3 Peaks Ride Example: http://connect.garmin.com/activity/30176683
3 Peaks Ride Cue Sheet: http://is.gd/F6dNmd
5:30 pm BENT MOUNTAIN PARKWAY CLIMB
BENT MOUNTAIN PARKWAY CLIMB
Starting Location: Penn Forest Elementary School
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 19.4 Miles
Terrain: Mountains
Traffic: Light
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Questions: roadbikr@cox.net
Ride Description: Want to practice your climbing and enjoy some of the most beautiful views? Climb up Bent Mountain on the Parkway. It’s an out and back so you can’t get lost. Everyone climbs at their own pace, then it’s all downhill on the way back!
Additional Info:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/189795
5:30 pm East Coasters
Starting Location: East Coasters Bike Shop
Starting Address: 3544 Electric Rd. – Promenade Park Shopping Center
Ride Distance: 30 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Moderate
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: This is the traditional Thursday night ride that we have been doing for years. Parts of this ride may get really fast. You may have dig deep to hang on.
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8:00 am Bradshaw Loop - final MoM training
BRADSHAW LOOP
Starting Location: Patrick Henry High
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 46.9 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
Ride Leader: David Sistler
Ride Leader Email: dsistler@gmail.com
Ride Leader Phone: 540-632-0715
Ride Description: Route is on the Ride With GPS below on map link
Additional Info:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/209591
9:00 am Bagel Ride
Starting Location: Roanoke Bagel Company
Starting Address: Southwest Plaza Shopping Center
Ride Distance: 18 Miles
Terrain: Rolling
Ride Leader: Chris Berry
Ride Description: We’ll depart from Southwest Plaza and take Grandin Road to Mudlick out to Apperson. From there we will proceed to Green Hill Park. On the return, we will follow Old McVitty Road and Keagy Road back to the start.
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/1032888
As a bonus, all ride participants will receive a 10% discount on their breakfast at the Roanoke Bagel Company.
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8:00 am Coffee Time Morning Ride
Meeting Place: Nations Bank across from MoJo’s on Brambleton
Ride Type: Road Ride
Terrain: Gently Rolling
Other Features: Medium Traffic
Ride Length: 25 – 30 miles
Average Pace: Decided by the Group! Usually a Moderately Fast Ride.
Location
Nations Bank
12:45 pm Coffee Time Afternoon Ride
Meeting Place: Nations Bank across from Coffee Time (old MoJo’s) on Brambleton
Ride Type: Road Ride
Terrain: Gently Rolling
Other Features: Medium Traffic
Ride Length: 25 – 30 miles
Average Pace: Decided by the Group! Usually a Moderately Fast Ride.
Location
Nations Bank on Brambleton Avenue
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6:00 pm Monday Night Mountain Bike Ride
Monday Night Mountain Bike Ride
Starting Location: Pedestrian bridge over Roanoke River, Rever’s Edge
Starting Address: Wiley Drive at River’s Edge soccer complex.
Ride Distance: 10 Miles
Terrain: Off-Road
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Explore the amazing trails on Mill Mountain, and the urban alleyways that lead there.. The trails are not particularly technical, although expect at least 1000′ of climbing per loop. Generally, an hour to an hour-and-a-half in duration. Lights needed on the season fringes.
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5:30 pm The Famous Tuesday Night Beer Ride
THE FAMOUS TUESDAY NIGHT RIDE
Starting Location: Virginia Museum of Transportation/on Additional Info: below
Ride Distance: 20.4 Miles
Terrain: Rolling hills
Traffic: moderate
Ride Description: The weekly BRBC Tuesday Night Ride starts at the Virginia Museum of Transportation and follows one of several routes depending on your skill level. The more challenging ride climbs up Mill Mountain, down the Blue Ridge Parkway, and back to Downtown Roanoke via Vinton. The easier Lowlander ride remains largely on neighborhood streets. In both cases, riders join up at the Cornerstone pub for post-ride thirst quenching and fellowship.
Additional Info:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/209573
5:30 pm LOWLANDERS RIDE
Lowlanders Ride
Starting Location: Virginia Museum of Transportation
Starting Address: Norfolk Avenue
Ride Distance: 15 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
Ride Leader: Barbara Duerk
Ride Leader Email: barbgary@cox.net
Ride Leader Phone: (540)580-1621
Ride Description: The BRBC Tuesday night lowlander’s ride leaves each Tuesday at 5:30pm from the far end of the Virginia Museum of Transportation. Arrive early to be ready to ride by 5:30pm. Cyclists new to on road riding and experienced riders wanting a flatter route will practice ABC quick check and League of American Bicyclists cycling road positioning skills. Participants will be asked to sign a BRBC rider release and waiver form with contact information. The route selection is determined by the people showing up for the ride. Each ride is approximately 15 miles in length with a leader in front and in the back. Start on this ride then tackle the mountain!
Encourage friends to ride with you each Tuesday evening. The lowlander ride provides the distance without climbing the hills. The BRBC lowlander 15-20 mile mostly flatter ride leaves at 5:30pm from the Virginia Museum of Transportation and stops for dinner (optional) at the Cornerstone in downtown Roanoke to celebrate Tuesday night as Bike Night in downtown Roanoke.
Core leaders: Duerk, Betters, Leffel.
Additional Info:
http://
5:30 pm Helen's Ride
Helen’s Ride
Starting Location: Virginia Transportation Museum
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 19.19 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Another ride on Tuesday night from Virginia Transportation Museum, ending at the Cornerstone Grill for refreshments. An intermediate ride that is not as areobic as the Mill Mountain climb, but more than the Low Landers ride. An ideal ride for those who have been riding the Low Landers ride, but want to take the next step toward being able to tackle Mill Mountain. Helen Burnette introduced us to this ride some time ago, much to our liking. We have been doing this ride for some time, but only now are listing it on the club calendar.
Additional Info: From the start we travel across Walnut, pick up the Greenway, then climb up Garden City on Yellow Mountain Road, out to Bandy for a fantastic down hill. Then you climb the Cat 5 hill (less than 1/2 mile) back up to Yellow Mountain Road and into Garden City. Another great downhill back down Yellow Mountain road to the Greenway, onto Wise Avenue and into Downtown and the Grill.
http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/15601284/
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5:30 am Cotton hill loop
Starting Location: Nations Bank next to Coffee Pot on Brambleton
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 25 Miles
Terrain: Mountains
Traffic: Moderate
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Ride up Mill mtn to parkway turn right and head to cotton hill rd.cross rt 221 and to Ran lynn rd and right on to Roselawn back to rt 221to Bank.
6:30 am Roanoke Bagel Co. "Dream Rides"
Starting Location: Roanoke Bagel Company
Starting Address: 2016 Electric Road, Roanoke, VA 24018 – across from Oak Grove Elementary School
Meet: 6:15 AM
Ride Start 6:30 AM
Ride Duration: generally 70-90 minutes
Beginning August 18 & continuing every Thursday through October 21 the Roanoke Bagel Company will begin sponsoring the 3 Peaks & Adulare Roanoke Bagel Co. “Dream Rides”.
The “3 Peaks” loop, considered by many to be the best 20 mile road ride in the world, takes cyclists along a new stretch of the Roanoke River Greenway in Salem before ascending to the scenic summits of 12 O’clock Knob, Mt. Chesnut, and Sugar Loaf Mt..
The beautiful Adulare (flatter) route is about… the same length as the 3 Peaks route (19 vs 20 miles), but it is mostly flat, ascending only about 700ft (vs 2700ft of the 3 Peaks route).
Both the Adulare and 3 Peaks routes start at the Roanoke Bagel Company, and everyone rides together for the first 5 miles. Then, when the 3 Peaks riders turn left onto 12 O’Clock Knob Rd, the Adulare riders will continue on to enjoy Salem’s gorgeous Wildwood Rd. loop!
To make these premier rides even better, the Roanoke Bagel Company is sponsoring the group rides by opening early (6:15am) on Thursday mornings so participants can get pre-ride water, coffee, bagel, juice or a heavenly Blue Collar Joe’s donut … and when the ride is complete, a delicious selection of Roanoke Bagel Company breakfasts will await riders + special discounted pricing for ride participants!
Tremendous morning rides + sponsored by a locally owned bagel, coffee and breakfast company = the new Thursday morning Dream Rides
Ride will occur if temperature at the ride start is 40 degrees or above and it’s not precipitating.
Re-groups: Depending on who attends, re-groups may occur at various locations along both routes. Just in case you lose the group, be sure to bring a map & cue sheet :)
And, just get to the Roanoke Bagel Co. at 6:30am with your road bike! Don’t worry about bringing water, a pump, tools, patch kit or spare tube, etc. because this weekly BRBC group ride is now guided & co-sponsored by the Bike Sherpas Touring Co. and they’re taking care of all of that for FREE for the ride participants!
The Bike Sherpas Touring Co. … “We got the stuff.” www.bikesherpas.com
MAPS (ride cue sheets will be available at Roanoke Bagel Company)
3 Peaks Route: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/45773830
Adulare Route: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/46489464
Actual 3 Peaks Ride Example: http://connect.garmin.com/activity/30176683
3 Peaks Ride Cue Sheet: http://is.gd/F6dNmd
5:30 pm BENT MOUNTAIN PARKWAY CLIMB
BENT MOUNTAIN PARKWAY CLIMB
Starting Location: Penn Forest Elementary School
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 19.4 Miles
Terrain: Mountains
Traffic: Light
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Questions: roadbikr@cox.net
Ride Description: Want to practice your climbing and enjoy some of the most beautiful views? Climb up Bent Mountain on the Parkway. It’s an out and back so you can’t get lost. Everyone climbs at their own pace, then it’s all downhill on the way back!
Additional Info:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/189795
5:30 pm East Coasters
Starting Location: East Coasters Bike Shop
Starting Address: 3544 Electric Rd. – Promenade Park Shopping Center
Ride Distance: 30 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Moderate
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: This is the traditional Thursday night ride that we have been doing for years. Parts of this ride may get really fast. You may have dig deep to hang on.
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9:00 am Bagel Ride
Starting Location: Roanoke Bagel Company
Starting Address: Southwest Plaza Shopping Center
Ride Distance: 18 Miles
Terrain: Rolling
Ride Leader: Chris Berry
Ride Description: We’ll depart from Southwest Plaza and take Grandin Road to Mudlick out to Apperson. From there we will proceed to Green Hill Park. On the return, we will follow Old McVitty Road and Keagy Road back to the start.
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/1032888
As a bonus, all ride participants will receive a 10% discount on their breakfast at the Roanoke Bagel Company.
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8:00 am Coffee Time Morning Ride
Meeting Place: Nations Bank across from MoJo’s on Brambleton
Ride Type: Road Ride
Terrain: Gently Rolling
Other Features: Medium Traffic
Ride Length: 25 – 30 miles
Average Pace: Decided by the Group! Usually a Moderately Fast Ride.
Location
Nations Bank
12:45 pm Coffee Time Afternoon Ride
Meeting Place: Nations Bank across from Coffee Time (old MoJo’s) on Brambleton
Ride Type: Road Ride
Terrain: Gently Rolling
Other Features: Medium Traffic
Ride Length: 25 – 30 miles
Average Pace: Decided by the Group! Usually a Moderately Fast Ride.
Location
Nations Bank on Brambleton Avenue
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6:00 pm Monday Night Mountain Bike Ride
Monday Night Mountain Bike Ride
Starting Location: Pedestrian bridge over Roanoke River, Rever’s Edge
Starting Address: Wiley Drive at River’s Edge soccer complex.
Ride Distance: 10 Miles
Terrain: Off-Road
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Explore the amazing trails on Mill Mountain, and the urban alleyways that lead there.. The trails are not particularly technical, although expect at least 1000′ of climbing per loop. Generally, an hour to an hour-and-a-half in duration. Lights needed on the season fringes.
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5:30 pm LOWLANDERS RIDE
Lowlanders Ride
Starting Location: Virginia Museum of Transportation
Starting Address: Norfolk Avenue
Ride Distance: 15 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
Ride Leader: Barbara Duerk
Ride Leader Email: barbgary@cox.net
Ride Leader Phone: (540)580-1621
Ride Description: The BRBC Tuesday night lowlander’s ride leaves each Tuesday at 5:30pm from the far end of the Virginia Museum of Transportation. Arrive early to be ready to ride by 5:30pm. Cyclists new to on road riding and experienced riders wanting a flatter route will practice ABC quick check and League of American Bicyclists cycling road positioning skills. Participants will be asked to sign a BRBC rider release and waiver form with contact information. The route selection is determined by the people showing up for the ride. Each ride is approximately 15 miles in length with a leader in front and in the back. Start on this ride then tackle the mountain!
Encourage friends to ride with you each Tuesday evening. The lowlander ride provides the distance without climbing the hills. The BRBC lowlander 15-20 mile mostly flatter ride leaves at 5:30pm from the Virginia Museum of Transportation and stops for dinner (optional) at the Cornerstone in downtown Roanoke to celebrate Tuesday night as Bike Night in downtown Roanoke.
Core leaders: Duerk, Betters, Leffel.
Additional Info:
http://
5:30 pm Helen's Ride
Helen’s Ride
Starting Location: Virginia Transportation Museum
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 19.19 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Light
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Another ride on Tuesday night from Virginia Transportation Museum, ending at the Cornerstone Grill for refreshments. An intermediate ride that is not as areobic as the Mill Mountain climb, but more than the Low Landers ride. An ideal ride for those who have been riding the Low Landers ride, but want to take the next step toward being able to tackle Mill Mountain. Helen Burnette introduced us to this ride some time ago, much to our liking. We have been doing this ride for some time, but only now are listing it on the club calendar.
Additional Info: From the start we travel across Walnut, pick up the Greenway, then climb up Garden City on Yellow Mountain Road, out to Bandy for a fantastic down hill. Then you climb the Cat 5 hill (less than 1/2 mile) back up to Yellow Mountain Road and into Garden City. Another great downhill back down Yellow Mountain road to the Greenway, onto Wise Avenue and into Downtown and the Grill.
http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/15601284/
5:30 pm The Famous Tuesday Night Beer Ride
THE FAMOUS TUESDAY NIGHT RIDE
Starting Location: Virginia Museum of Transportation/on Additional Info: below
Ride Distance: 20.4 Miles
Terrain: Rolling hills
Traffic: moderate
Ride Description: The weekly BRBC Tuesday Night Ride starts at the Virginia Museum of Transportation and follows one of several routes depending on your skill level. The more challenging ride climbs up Mill Mountain, down the Blue Ridge Parkway, and back to Downtown Roanoke via Vinton. The easier Lowlander ride remains largely on neighborhood streets. In both cases, riders join up at the Cornerstone pub for post-ride thirst quenching and fellowship.
Additional Info:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/209573
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5:30 am Cotton hill loop
Starting Location: Nations Bank next to Coffee Pot on Brambleton
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 25 Miles
Terrain: Mountains
Traffic: Moderate
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: Ride up Mill mtn to parkway turn right and head to cotton hill rd.cross rt 221 and to Ran lynn rd and right on to Roselawn back to rt 221to Bank.
6:30 am Roanoke Bagel Co. "Dream Rides"
Starting Location: Roanoke Bagel Company
Starting Address: 2016 Electric Road, Roanoke, VA 24018 – across from Oak Grove Elementary School
Meet: 6:15 AM
Ride Start 6:30 AM
Ride Duration: generally 70-90 minutes
Beginning August 18 & continuing every Thursday through October 21 the Roanoke Bagel Company will begin sponsoring the 3 Peaks & Adulare Roanoke Bagel Co. “Dream Rides”.
The “3 Peaks” loop, considered by many to be the best 20 mile road ride in the world, takes cyclists along a new stretch of the Roanoke River Greenway in Salem before ascending to the scenic summits of 12 O’clock Knob, Mt. Chesnut, and Sugar Loaf Mt..
The beautiful Adulare (flatter) route is about… the same length as the 3 Peaks route (19 vs 20 miles), but it is mostly flat, ascending only about 700ft (vs 2700ft of the 3 Peaks route).
Both the Adulare and 3 Peaks routes start at the Roanoke Bagel Company, and everyone rides together for the first 5 miles. Then, when the 3 Peaks riders turn left onto 12 O’Clock Knob Rd, the Adulare riders will continue on to enjoy Salem’s gorgeous Wildwood Rd. loop!
To make these premier rides even better, the Roanoke Bagel Company is sponsoring the group rides by opening early (6:15am) on Thursday mornings so participants can get pre-ride water, coffee, bagel, juice or a heavenly Blue Collar Joe’s donut … and when the ride is complete, a delicious selection of Roanoke Bagel Company breakfasts will await riders + special discounted pricing for ride participants!
Tremendous morning rides + sponsored by a locally owned bagel, coffee and breakfast company = the new Thursday morning Dream Rides
Ride will occur if temperature at the ride start is 40 degrees or above and it’s not precipitating.
Re-groups: Depending on who attends, re-groups may occur at various locations along both routes. Just in case you lose the group, be sure to bring a map & cue sheet :)
And, just get to the Roanoke Bagel Co. at 6:30am with your road bike! Don’t worry about bringing water, a pump, tools, patch kit or spare tube, etc. because this weekly BRBC group ride is now guided & co-sponsored by the Bike Sherpas Touring Co. and they’re taking care of all of that for FREE for the ride participants!
The Bike Sherpas Touring Co. … “We got the stuff.” www.bikesherpas.com
MAPS (ride cue sheets will be available at Roanoke Bagel Company)
3 Peaks Route: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/45773830
Adulare Route: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/46489464
Actual 3 Peaks Ride Example: http://connect.garmin.com/activity/30176683
3 Peaks Ride Cue Sheet: http://is.gd/F6dNmd
5:30 pm East Coasters
Starting Location: East Coasters Bike Shop
Starting Address: 3544 Electric Rd. – Promenade Park Shopping Center
Ride Distance: 30 Miles
Terrain: Gently rolling
Traffic: Moderate
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Ride Description: This is the traditional Thursday night ride that we have been doing for years. Parts of this ride may get really fast. You may have dig deep to hang on.
5:30 pm BENT MOUNTAIN PARKWAY CLIMB
BENT MOUNTAIN PARKWAY CLIMB
Starting Location: Penn Forest Elementary School
Starting Address:
Ride Distance: 19.4 Miles
Terrain: Mountains
Traffic: Light
This is a Show & Go Ride: There is no ride leader.
Questions: roadbikr@cox.net
Ride Description: Want to practice your climbing and enjoy some of the most beautiful views? Climb up Bent Mountain on the Parkway. It’s an out and back so you can’t get lost. Everyone climbs at their own pace, then it’s all downhill on the way back!
Additional Info:
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/189795
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