For early risers looking for a brisker training ride on mostly country roads.

Cyclists must be comfortable with a very fast pace, climbing, pace lines and high-speed communication. Socialize after the ride at a local brewery.

For highly skilled, experienced paceline cyclists able to maintain 20-25 MPH. Drop ride. No ride leader, just show up and go.

MRC group rides A/B/C with fun social gathering and dinner on the patio afterwards.

For early risers looking for a brisker training ride on mostly country roads.

We will begin at 9 am at the Persinger Center parking lot. The ride will be Intermediate Low: 12-14 MPH, 15-40 miles, flatter elevation, trails and roads – NO DROP (REGROUPING) These rides will be casual through neighborhoods and good for novice road riders. Mileage will vary from 25+ miles not to exceed 35 unless stated. The May 3 ride will be 25 miles and lead by Stephanie Girgins. https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46482204

For experienced cyclists looking for a tempo training ride with some pacelines on country roads.

This Intermediate ride features an average pace of 14-16 MPH mostly on country roads with mileage increasing throughout the season.

Help staff rest stops for Pastry Bike Pastry! There will be two shifts of approximately 4 hours each. We can work out the shift as we get closer to the event. Thank you!

Mixed surface trail ride from KCGC to Elgin with water stop halfway.

Ride from Hanson Road & Route 64 to downtown Hampshire.
43 miles.

Rest stop at a coffee shop in Hampshire.

No drop.

FVBSC members invited to join group trip to Root River Trail

Members of the Fox Valley Bike & Ski Club have been invited to join a group trip to the Root River State Trail in southeast Minnesota.

The trip will take place from Tuesday, May 7 through Friday, May 10. Along with QCBC and EBC members, members of the Elmhurst (Illinois) Bicycle Club and Fox Valley Bicycle and Ski Club have been invited on the trip.

Lodging will be available at the Root River Inn and Suites in Lanesboro, Minnesota, with a block of rooms set aside for group members. Those who register and indicate they plan to take the trip will receive an email from the hotel; final reservations can then be made. More information about the hotel is available at their website: rootriverinn.com.

The Root River State Trail is a paved multiuse trail that was developed from an abandoned railroad line. The trail is 42 miles long and runs between the Minnesota towns of Fountain and Houston. A branch known as the Harmony-Preston Valley State Trail links to the Root River trail, near its western terminus. To learn more, visit the trail website: Root River Trail.

Riders who take the trip can follow four basic routes, ranging from 22 to 46 miles. Those who register will be sent information on restaurants and attractions in the area.

To register, go to the FVB&SC calendar via this link: Root River Trip. More information is available from Petra Lynn Hofman at petrahof@gmail.com, (630) 418-4337.

A friendly, casual mostly-flat ride on paved trails, neighborhood streets and country roads approx. 12-14 MPH.

A fast tempo ride featuring paceline skills and drills.

For early risers looking for a brisker training ride on mostly country roads.

FVBSC members invited to join group trip to Root River Trail

Members of the Fox Valley Bike & Ski Club have been invited to join a group trip to the Root River State Trail in southeast Minnesota.

The trip will take place from Tuesday, May 7 through Friday, May 10. Along with QCBC and EBC members, members of the Elmhurst (Illinois) Bicycle Club and Fox Valley Bicycle and Ski Club have been invited on the trip.

Lodging will be available at the Root River Inn and Suites in Lanesboro, Minnesota, with a block of rooms set aside for group members. Those who register and indicate they plan to take the trip will receive an email from the hotel; final reservations can then be made. More information about the hotel is available at their website: rootriverinn.com.

The Root River State Trail is a paved multiuse trail that was developed from an abandoned railroad line. The trail is 42 miles long and runs between the Minnesota towns of Fountain and Houston. A branch known as the Harmony-Preston Valley State Trail links to the Root River trail, near its western terminus. To learn more, visit the trail website: Root River Trail.

Riders who take the trip can follow four basic routes, ranging from 22 to 46 miles. Those who register will be sent information on restaurants and attractions in the area.

To register, go to the FVB&SC calendar via this link: Root River Trip. More information is available from Petra Lynn Hofman at petrahof@gmail.com, (630) 418-4337.

FVBSC members invited to join group trip to Root River Trail

Members of the Fox Valley Bike & Ski Club have been invited to join a group trip to the Root River State Trail in southeast Minnesota.

The trip will take place from Tuesday, May 7 through Friday, May 10. Along with QCBC and EBC members, members of the Elmhurst (Illinois) Bicycle Club and Fox Valley Bicycle and Ski Club have been invited on the trip.

Lodging will be available at the Root River Inn and Suites in Lanesboro, Minnesota, with a block of rooms set aside for group members. Those who register and indicate they plan to take the trip will receive an email from the hotel; final reservations can then be made. More information about the hotel is available at their website: rootriverinn.com.

The Root River State Trail is a paved multiuse trail that was developed from an abandoned railroad line. The trail is 42 miles long and runs between the Minnesota towns of Fountain and Houston. A branch known as the Harmony-Preston Valley State Trail links to the Root River trail, near its western terminus. To learn more, visit the trail website: Root River Trail.

Riders who take the trip can follow four basic routes, ranging from 22 to 46 miles. Those who register will be sent information on restaurants and attractions in the area.

To register, go to the FVB&SC calendar via this link: Root River Trip. More information is available from Petra Lynn Hofman at petrahof@gmail.com, (630) 418-4337.

For highly skilled, experienced paceline cyclists able to maintain 20-25 MPH. Drop ride. No ride leader, just show up and go.

Cyclists must be comfortable with a very fast pace, climbing, pace lines and high-speed communication. Socialize after the ride at a local brewery.

MRC group rides A/B/C with fun social gathering and dinner on the patio afterwards.

For early risers looking for a brisker training ride on mostly country roads.

FVBSC members invited to join group trip to Root River Trail

Members of the Fox Valley Bike & Ski Club have been invited to join a group trip to the Root River State Trail in southeast Minnesota.

The trip will take place from Tuesday, May 7 through Friday, May 10. Along with QCBC and EBC members, members of the Elmhurst (Illinois) Bicycle Club and Fox Valley Bicycle and Ski Club have been invited on the trip.

Lodging will be available at the Root River Inn and Suites in Lanesboro, Minnesota, with a block of rooms set aside for group members. Those who register and indicate they plan to take the trip will receive an email from the hotel; final reservations can then be made. More information about the hotel is available at their website: rootriverinn.com.

The Root River State Trail is a paved multiuse trail that was developed from an abandoned railroad line. The trail is 42 miles long and runs between the Minnesota towns of Fountain and Houston. A branch known as the Harmony-Preston Valley State Trail links to the Root River trail, near its western terminus. To learn more, visit the trail website: Root River Trail.

Riders who take the trip can follow four basic routes, ranging from 22 to 46 miles. Those who register will be sent information on restaurants and attractions in the area.

To register, go to the FVB&SC calendar via this link: Root River Trip. More information is available from Petra Lynn Hofman at petrahof@gmail.com, (630) 418-4337.

We will begin at 9 am at the Persinger Center parking lot. The ride will be Intermediate Low: 12-14 MPH, 15-40 miles, flatter elevation, trails and roads – NO DROP (REGROUPING) These rides will be casual through neighborhoods and good for novice road riders. Mileage will vary from 25+ miles not to exceed 35 unless stated. The May 3 ride will be 25 miles.

For experienced cyclists looking for a tempo training ride with some pacelines on country roads.

This Intermediate ride features an average pace of 14-16 MPH mostly on country roads with mileage increasing throughout the season.

A friendly, casual mostly-flat ride on paved trails, neighborhood streets and country roads approx. 12-14 MPH.

A fast tempo ride featuring paceline skills and drills.

For early risers looking for a brisker training ride on mostly country roads.

Never get a chance to participate in Project Mobility‘s Everybody Rides . . . come join us for an "Everybody Rides Pre-Ride” event! Riders will meet at James O‘Breen Park in St. Charles and have the options of a 29, 46 or 62 mile ride. 29 mile - Blue Loop (will be ridden by all) – 17.3 miles out / 11.7 miles back. 44 mile – Green Loop (ride Blue & Green Loops) 62 mile – Yellow Loop (ride Blue, Green & Yellow Loops) The Blue Loop takes us to Hills Purple Store in Lafox, and we will be using this as our rest stop. Please pack food & beverages – or – you can purchase lunch, snacks, and beverages at the store. The park across the street has Port-a-Potties (should you need a washroom) and a covered picnic area. * Please note, the Blue Loop starts out going West on Campton Road (not a favorite for a lot of us) and Scott Girgins will be driving behind the group with flashers on for the first few miles so that drivers are aware there are riders on the road. GPS LINKS WILL POST SHORTLY - JERRY IS FINE TUNING THEM!

For highly skilled, experienced paceline cyclists able to maintain 20-25 MPH. Drop ride. No ride leader, just show up and go.

Cyclists must be comfortable with a very fast pace, climbing, pace lines and high-speed communication. Socialize after the ride at a local brewery.

MRC group rides A/B/C with fun social gathering and dinner on the patio afterwards.

For early risers looking for a brisker training ride on mostly country roads.

We will begin at 9 am at the Persinger Center parking lot. The ride will be Intermediate Low: 12-14 MPH, 15-40 miles, flatter elevation, trails and roads – NO DROP (REGROUPING) These rides will be casual through neighborhoods and good for novice road riders. Mileage will vary from 25+ miles not to exceed 35 unless stated. The May 3 ride will be 25 miles.

For experienced cyclists looking for a tempo training ride with some pacelines on country roads.

This Intermediate ride features an average pace of 14-16 MPH mostly on country roads with mileage increasing throughout the season.

This High Intermediate ride features an average pace of 16+ mph on country roads. Accordion riding where subgroups form is likely, but we will regroup.

A friendly, casual mostly-flat ride on paved trails, neighborhood streets and country roads approx. 12-14 MPH.

A fast tempo ride featuring paceline skills and drills.

For early risers looking for a brisker training ride on mostly country roads.

A friendly, casual mostly-flat ride on paved trails, neighborhood streets and country roads approx 12‘ish MPH.

For highly skilled, experienced paceline cyclists able to maintain 20-25 MPH. Drop ride. No ride leader, just show up and go.

Cyclists must be comfortable with a very fast pace, climbing, pace lines and high-speed communication. Socialize after the ride at a local brewery.

MRC group rides A/B/C with fun social gathering and dinner on the patio afterwards.

For early risers looking for a brisker training ride on mostly country roads.

We will begin at 9 am at the Persinger Center parking lot. The ride will be Intermediate Low: 12-14 MPH, 15-40 miles, flatter elevation, trails and roads – NO DROP (REGROUPING) These rides will be casual through neighborhoods and good for novice road riders. Mileage will vary from 25+ miles not to exceed 35 unless stated. The May 3 ride will be 25 miles.

For experienced cyclists looking for a tempo training ride with some pacelines on country roads.

This Intermediate ride features an average pace of 14-16 MPH mostly on country roads with mileage increasing throughout the season.

This High Intermediate ride features an average pace of 16+ mph on country roads. Accordion riding where subgroups form is likely, but we will regroup.

A friendly, casual mostly-flat ride on paved trails, neighborhood streets and country roads approx. 12-14 MPH.

A fast tempo ride featuring paceline skills and drills.

For early risers looking for a brisker training ride on mostly country roads.

A friendly, casual mostly-flat ride on paved trails, neighborhood streets and country roads approx 12‘ish MPH.

For highly skilled, experienced paceline cyclists able to maintain 20-25 MPH. Drop ride. No ride leader, just show up and go.

Cyclists must be comfortable with a very fast pace, climbing, pace lines and high-speed communication. Socialize after the ride at a local brewery.

MRC group rides A/B/C with fun social gathering and dinner on the patio afterwards.

For early risers looking for a brisker training ride on mostly country roads.

We will begin at 9 am at the Persinger Center parking lot. The ride will be Intermediate Low: 12-14 MPH, 15-40 miles, flatter elevation, trails and roads – NO DROP (REGROUPING) These rides will be casual through neighborhoods and good for novice road riders. Mileage will vary from 25+ miles not to exceed 35 unless stated. The May 3 ride will be 25 miles.