A Massachusetts Bicycle Club
We really have a lot of club members working hard! This is wonderful. Last week, no one could beat Coach Tony. He is holding the top spot week after week. Awesome!
Rob rode another century and he is riding those left and right!! Great job!
Aaron is on the board with lots of mileage and elevation gain. Great job!
The Time Trial is moved to 06-30-17 at 7PM due to the threat of thundershowers. Norwell ride is at 8AM on Saturday. 30 and 50 mi options.
We meet at the Hanson Shaw’s Supermarket on May 20. We roll at 8am.
We will stick together as a group and travel cranberry roads towards the south coast. We will stop for food at some general stores and covenience stores. This will be a 100 miler designed to get you going for the season. The elevation gain is actually less than the TFCE!
Allison and Mike will lead the 50 miler.
This ride will take time and we will stop at convenience stores along the route. Think of a social ride designed to get the 100 miles. We will aim to average 15 to 16mph. Think of this taking all day.
The 50 will start at the same time.
We will have a SAG vehicle. Food purchases are on your own.
Save the date! The Martha’s Vineyard Tour will be May 13 2017.
We will ride the ferry over to MV for a 50 mile tour. We will meet at the Woodshole Ferry Building and take the MV Steamship authority to MV.
Go to Depot Avenue in Falmouth MA for parking.
Please park your bike at the bike path parking lot for the Shining Sea Trail. Ride to the Ferry Building. The bike path terminates at the Ferry Building. The parking on the bike path is free.
You must purchase a round trip ticket(good for both locations) and a bike ticket. Total cost is $21. We will take the 8:15 boat to Vineyard Haven.
This is an all day ride. We will stop for lunch on the ride.
Please RSVP via facebook. The Facebook event is at https://www.facebook.com/events/1436027236430846/. The page on strava shows the route. See https://www.strava.com/clubs/186760/group_events/137917. You may RSVP on strava instead of Facebook.
Thanks,
Bill