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Not an official PFW ride: please visit www.edfoundationsb.org for more information.
4 mile family fun ride
10 mile ride
25 mile ride
2 mile Fun Walk.
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Enjoy an early morning, leisurely C pace road ride in the scenic farmland areas surrounding Allentown. No steep hills. Avg speed 11.5 to 12 mph with a rest stop midway. Wet roads or high winds cancel the ride. Plan to arrive 15 minutes before the start time. We leave promptly at 8:00 AM.

18 - 28 miles, depending on riders, Average pace between 11-12 mph. Stronger D+ riders are welcome. Nobody left behind. We will have short break for water and snack, We will keep moving. Stay healthy and have fun. Registration is required. All club rules apply. Rain and high winds will cancel

Approximately 28-32 miles. average speed 13 to 13.5 Turnpike hills. Short Bagel stop .

Let‘s do the adjusted Rosedale route with a stop at the Boro Bean. I‘m planning to ride the pace of C+! No one dropped. No restrooms at the start but there‘s places along the way like a porta John at Griggstown.

All club rules apply. If you cancel day of, please send a text. Same if you add day of. Added some time at the end as a just in case but we should finish earlier.
Route- https://ridewithgps.com/routes/41363144?privacy_code=eujpUfZt0NKuGtdd

Explore the towpath is a series of rides on various tow paths in the area with different destinations each week as we explore the towpath from New Brunswick, NJ to Easton, PA. This week we will be starting in Blackwells Mills and heading to Princeton. There will be a rest stop at the midway point and the ride is a total of about 27 miles. This is a social ride where no one is dropped. Mountain, gravel, hybrid or fat bikes are recommended.

Ride along the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal towpath from Harper‘s Ferry, W.Va. to Washington DC and back. https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43112181 Rain would take the fun out of this ride so a final decision to cancel or ride will be made on Friday, June 2. You you reserve lodging before that make sure you can cancel with no penalty. Harper‘s Ferry is 215 miles and a three and a half hour drive from Princeton. It’s located at the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, where the states of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia meet. The plan is to arrive on your own Sunday night, ride to and from Washington along the Potomac River and Monday, Stay over and return home Tuesday, although anyone who wants to make the long drive home after the ride is welcome to do so. There are several options for lodging including motels and airbnbs. We will be there before school is out and at the tail end of a weekend which should mean plentiful and inexpensive deals. We will be starting at 8 am and with stops along the way should be back by 8 pm, with darkness as our deadline. Waiting around for cyclists who are not physically up to the challenge is not an option, so make sure you are in shape for the ride before signing up and make sure you have a bicycle that works well on gavel trails like the D&R Cabal towpath. There will be a couple miles of asphalt and traffic as we make a loop around the National Mall. Because mechanical breakdowns are always a possibility when bicycling and one that can’t be fixed along the way would be a big problem when we are far from home with a darkness deadline, I’m hoping a non bicycling spouse of friend would be willing to join us, hang out in the very cool town of Harper‘s Ferry (it’s also a national park and popular tourist destination) and be available to drive up to 62 miles to retrieve any bike (and rider) that can’t complete the trip. The sooner you sign up the better chance you have of finding someone to carpool

Ride to the Shell Racing US Olympic Training center and Robbinsville roundabout. Easy Pedal 30 Miles

I did this ride on May 15th and I liked it so much, I am doing it again. 1014 feet in 36.2 miles so 28 feet per mile. This is the route

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42890461
aka "Copy Etra-Atwn-36.3"

I will sweep or wait at turns for anyone who can average 13 mph. If everyone wants to go faster, I am good with that also.

24 miles; 1,300 feet of elevation gain. For people who know how to climb and do it slowly. Social ride where we regroup at the top of climbs and as necessary. More early season climbing...it‘s getting later, though. :-D

PLEASE PARK AT THE TREE LINE. Rest room open if you enter under the Community Center sign.

Starting at Montgomery Veterans Park, upper parking area (near 9/11 memorial), we‘ll travel some hills to Hopewell for a stop at the Boro Bean for a coffee, then come back. 29 miles, 1500 feet climbing, NO Drop We‘ll aim for 12.9 mph, but may go a little slower or faster, depending on who shows up and how much coffee we have.

Join us as we work on climbing hills. This ride is geared towards women who have some experience with hills but want to work on getting stronger and smarter. Suggested that coming out each week will be most beneficial as the distance and elevation will increase throughout the season. Please be sure to note the distance and elevation each week so you are adequately prepared. No drop ride - we regroup after every climb

24 miles; 1,300 feet of elevation gain. For people who know how to climb and do it slowly. Social ride where we regroup at the top of climbs and as necessary. More early season climbing...it‘s getting later, though. :-D PLEASE PARK AT THE TREE LINE. Rest room open if you enter under the Community Center sign.

As far as we can go before dark.

A+ Tues night ride from Robbinsville Community park. Ride will be at a quick pace with possibly a couple of sprint areas. Expect anywhere from a 20-23 avg depending on group size/conditions. Approx 40 mile loop

Route https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43120389. 6:00 Start. Good roads Down Church to the river. Porta Potty at start, B+ pace, no one dropped. Start on lot off Federal City Rd. Rain or Wet Roads, and or High winds Cancel

Have some fun with your fellow club members while riding indoors! This is a ZWIFT group meetup ride which anyone can join regardless of your riding pace. Riders will stay together no matter how many watts they can crank out. Simply email or text the ride leader with your Zwift username and you will receive instructions as to how to join our Zwift group. Registrants will receive a link to Zoom which will allow us to chat as we ride. New to Zwift or want to learn more: https://www.zwift.com/

Planning on a 25 to 35 easy paced C ride. Average pace: 12.5 to 13 mph. Please register.

About 14.5 mph avg, with a brief stop. RIDER NUMBER LIMITED, MUST REGISTER! Rain cancels. Route info on Ride With GPS: "NCP-Columbus34.3viaWarner"

Join Jeff and company for a beautiful ride through Bucks County. Expect great camaraderie, hills and wonderful views throughout the ride. Rain cancels.

RWGPS route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43104936
33.5 miles with an elevation gain of 1,446‘.

Meeting location is the Valley of Concentration parking lot within Washington Crossing Historic Park located across from the Washington Crossing Boat Launch. Parking lot access road is north of General Mercer Avenue on the other side of the large flagpole.

A serene ride though the Sourlands to Lambertville for a stop at the Lambertville Trading Company for a treat. No gut busting hills. 40 miles, C+ - hill adjusted, speed likely at the low end of the range.. Ride with GPS sez 2200 feet of climb, about 50‘/mile. No one dropped, will wait for slower riders at turns. Rain or wet roads cancel

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/40103043

Ride start in Colonial Park Lot B and will include Coppermine and Georgetown Franklin hills and be approximately 30 miles.

18 - 22 miles, depending on riders, Average pace between 11-12 mph. Stronger D+ riders are welcome. Nobody left behind. We will have short break for water, We will keep moving. Stay healthy and have fun. Registration is required. All club rules apply. Rain and high winds will cancel.

Nice bathroom at the start

Come join the gang for an evening full of enjoyable climbs! 30-35 miles. We ride the steeps at individual paces, regroup at the top, and ride the flats at a social pace. Probable route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/39486274

A+ Thurs night ride from Robbinsville Community park. Ride will be at a quick pace with possibly a couple of sprint areas. Expect anywhere from a 20-23 avg depending on group size/conditions. Approx 40 mile loop

Have some fun with your fellow club members while riding indoors! This is a ZWIFT group meetup ride which anyone can join regardless of your riding pace. Riders will stay together no matter how many watts they can crank out. Simply email or text the ride leader with your Zwift username and you will receive instructions as to how to join our Zwift group. Registrants will receive a link to Zoom which will allow us to chat as we ride. New to Zwift or want to learn more: https://www.zwift.com/

Join me on an easy paced C ride. 12.5 to 13 mph average. 25 to 35 miles. Rain or wet roads cancel. Please register.

****Will cancel before 7:30 am the day of ride if air quality is not good!!!

I did this ride on April 28th, and my notes indicated that it was a great ride. I will happily sweep anyone who can ride at 17 mph average. If everyone wants to go faster, I can accommodate up to about 18.1 mph. The route is on RidewithGPS "Copy Etra-Stnbrdg33.8 v ShSta". The link is https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42692467

We will be riding to the manasquan reservoir from a different start location,the James Monroe park.
Bring a snack, they might have a vending machine. There is a bathroom at the ranger station and a rather beautiful view of the reservoir. The RWGPS route is jmp_04 route number 35745870. The route was named by another cycling group so it looks different. And note, it’s an underscore. The route has 1200 ft of climb and is 40 miles long.

Ride Options: Metric Century, 26 mile “mid distance”, and a 6 mi family (rail trail) Proceeds benefit: Lebanon Valley Conservancy, Lebanon bicycle Coalition, Community Health council of Lebanon, and Bicycle Recycle The Metric and mid distance rides winds through rolling countryside, beautiful farmlands, forests, and historic sites. Both include moderate elevation changes. Check links from the maps on our website for actual elevation profiles. There are three rest stops on the metric and one on the mid distance. The family ride takes place on the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail. There will be food, beverages, and music following the rides! See: http://www.tourdelebanonvalley.com for full details. Registration at link near location information. Note that registration here is NOT registration for the ride; see the link for that. However, registration here will allow other members to know you are registered.

68 miles (2,600‘) to Lambertville.
Rest stop at either mile 32 (Lambertville) or 45 (Hopewell). We can decide before the ride.

Easy paced ride on quiet roads and the scenic Delaware River Heritage Trail (smooth paved surface). Riddle of the ride theme is "Where‘s Johnny?" Ride to historic Roebling with one (or two) rest stops. Distance 32 miles. No big hills. Average pace 11.5 to 12 mph.

25 Miles from Little Silver to Asbury Park.Register online. Bring mask.

Enjoy an early morning, leisurely C pace road ride in the scenic farmland areas surrounding Allentown. No steep hills. Avg speed 11.5 to 12 mph with a rest stop midway. Wet roads or high winds cancel the ride. Plan to arrive 15 minutes before the start time. We leave promptly at 8:00 AM.

Join us for our 6th Annual Farmland Ride!!! Bicycle through Hunterdon County‘s picturesque farmlands. Choose from 1 of 4 scenic and fully supported routes: 15, 30, 45, or Metric Century (62 miles). Lunch is included. Sourland Cycles is providing Tech Support. Music provided by MSW Entertainment. Register on-line by May 15th to receive a free t-shirt. For more information and on-line registration visit the link by the location info. Thanks!! Note that registration here is NOT registration for the ride; see the link for that. However, registration here will allow other members to know you are registered.

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/39713342

maybe one or two rest stops.

If you like Italian pastries, this place is the best! New, improved route to get there and back! C+ ride (for real!) Starting at 9am at the school on Claremont. It‘s my birthday ride so come out and play bikes!

I‘ll also be celebrating at the Wharfside Patio bar in Point Pleasant at 3 pm if anyone is interested in that. Awesome 90‘s cover band playing!

Here‘s the route, thanks to Joe E! https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42986336

Club rules apply, no bathrooms at the start. If adding or cancelling late, please text me.

Approximately 32-36 miles. average speed 13 to 13.5
Turnpike hills. Short Bagel stop .

Explore the towpath is a series of rides on various towpaths in the area with different destinations each week as we explore the towpath from New Brunswick, NJ to Easton, PA. This week we will be starting on the towpath next to the Trenton Country Club in Ewing and heading to Turning Basin Park in Princeton There will be a rest stop in Lawrence at about the 19-mile point and the ride is a total of about 27 miles. This is a social ride where no one is dropped. Mountain, gravel, hybrid or fat bikes are recommended.