Ride Schedule

The whole enchilada! We ride up to Rt 35 and back on Rt 124. The hardest and best ride of the season. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 8:14 pm

We will ride from Mount Kisco, using scenic backroads through Bedford Hills, and Katonah, then head to Wampus Pond in Armonk and return to Mount Kisco. A few hills, the rest is easy, so we will maintain a pace of about 14.5+. We ride together with regrouping. Cell phone at time of ride 914-403-1506

RIDE CANCELLED! THUNDERSTORMS UNTIL 3 PM. Bill O'Connell developed this great route. It has wonderful shoreline views, picturesque roads and is mostly downhill after the break. Plus, we can have a late lunch on the water afterwards. Please bring all the necessities and arrive in time to depart promptly at 9. Check here if the weather doesn't cooperate. I'll post a cancellation by 7:30. Print out the cue sheet and add my cell number to it -- 914 396-7011.

Start the weekend off right, with a ride! Optional dinner afterward. There are several routes, suitable for all ride levels from A to D. The distances are from 15mi. to 32mi. This year the routes (except for the 15mi.) will need to detour down to Glenville because the bridge on Sherwood is out. That will add a couple of mi. to ea. ride. The ride is canceled if the roads are wet.

Two laps of the traditional Happy Hour Hill Workout. Lap 1 leaves at 4:00 and lap 2 leaves at 5:15. All riders welcome; and welcome to ride back home North to Yorktown to Millwood and Yorktown. Bring cue sheet it your unfamiliar with the route.

We leave Yorktown at 4pm SHARP to join up with the second lap (starts at 5:15 --- 16 miles) of Andy's ride. No cue sheet needed for the ride from Yorktown to Pleasantville (13 miles) --- we stay together. After the lap, you may be on your own --- I will probably ride the 13 miles back to Yorktown (in which case you can join me), or I might get a lift. Yorktown to the Captain's: http://ridewithgps.com/routes/131581

We'll weave in and out of the river streets from Peekskill to Ossining. We can stop for a swim at Croton Point Park (facilities for changing) and our food stop will be at a lovely little Portuguese bakery in Ossining. Return trip will be inland a bit with a ride over the dam. Cell 516-578-6229. Helmets and good cheer required!

NOTE: RAIN CANCELS FOOD EVENT. ......There will be rides for every level followed by food and fun at the lakeside home of Judy Gordon (on Kirk Lake). Please contact Ave Karel at 914-831-5616 if you would like to volunteer to lead one of the rides. DO NOT SIGN UP HERE TO RIDE, PLEASE SIGN UP ON INDIVIDUAL RIDES.

Hilly ride to Pawling and back. The Captain, Lawrence not Morgan, will make an appearance at the post ride festivities.

I co-chair the organizing committee of the Climb for Harlem Academy. It is a private merit based, need blind elementary school for kids in Harlem who are academically gifted, but financially challenged. The money raised goes to the scholarship fund. A few riders doing the Climb come with me usually and the training rides expose them to the club. This ride goes from Tarrytown Lakes across Pocantico Hills and small roads through Briacliff to the Croton Dam - across and back down with a small bit of 9 through Ossining until we cut east back through Pocantico to our starting point again.

We'll skip some of the roads and turns we did in previous years, but still expect lots of climbs, including infamous Bullet Hole Road. Peace out.

Saturday's ride kicks off the Lancaster WCC Weekend! Riders from C+ to B+ welcome!.. We will form up in speed appropriate groups. Look for actual ride postings as we get into July.

Route in development. Nothing too dramatic. a variation of my favorite route - down Bryant Pond, up Peekskill Hollow, out 301, up Farmers Mills, down Gipsy Trail, into Carmel, down Stoneleigh and across Somers to come back up Mahopac Ave.

This ride was led last year by Lisa Baker. I rode it today. I averaged 13.4mph for the entire ride. There are many pretty views of ponds and lakes and many wooden scenes. The ride is hilly and suitable for a C+ ride. The ride includes Gypsy Trail - 4.8 miles of rolling with mostly descent. Regrouping often will allow everyone to ride at a comfortable pace. You should be able to average 13 mph to participate. I promise to lead a safe and caring ride. Please bring at least one inner tube, bicycle pump or Carbon cartridge, two bottles of water, helmet, and much cheer.

First third somewhat hilly, last two thirds, not so much. No Bonking- bring snack bars, energy suppliments for extra energy at hilly parts.Please remember to bring an extra inner tube, water, helmet and plenty of good cheer!

A couple of hills (up and down), some rolling hills, nice roads, lot's of water views, a couple of twists and turns, and even some bike path. Mostly shaded. No one gets dropped. Bring at least 2 water bottles and snacks as the food stop is at the back half of the ride.

A varied ride with rolling terrain, lakeshore views, and some mileage on the trailway. Don't be surprised; there are some hills but they can be taken slowly. Pace will be 10-11 mph. Plan on an on-time departure. Option to go directly to Judystock event (24 miles) or return to parking lot (26 miles total).

The morning after at Yasgur's farm wasn't pretty. Neither is this ride. "A" terrain, "B+" pace. Every banger (11 in all) I could logically string together including the gut wrenching Blind Brook (Juantxo's GPS recorded the last of the three segments at 20%), Cains Hill and Blue Ridge. Essentially a hill interval workout. Rest stop around mile 30. Threat of rain = sleep in. http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-states/ny/bedford/204128015277111265

We will eide the Century Route as a club - many of us are also LCC members - so we willl post with the Lancaster club as well. All levels are welcome. Please come with at least 1-2 other riders at your pace. While no rest stops or official SAG service, we will try to arrange for food stops and breakdown retrieval.

We'll average 16 or so on the loop that takes us up Peekskill Hollow and down Gipsy Trail and around to Somers before heading back. We'll swim at my beach in Lake Secor upon our return.

Similar to Backroads 1, except for longer distance (~50 miles) with less elevation. Still some good climbs and straightaways. Will stop to re-group as necessary and re-fuel in Bedford. Expect 14.5 mph pace. New Cue Sheet posted #652

The details for the 2010 U.S.I. Monday Night Recovery Ride. There are a total of 25 rides for this year. No ride on May 31 (Memorial Day) & Sept. 6 (Labor Day). On June 21 a special longest day of the year ride will take a route over Whippoorwill Rd. in Armonk. Ride distance ranges from 16 to a full ride of 32 miles. the pace is 16 mph or less. No rider is dropped. Any ride will be cancelled due to inclement weather. Conditions include: snow, rain, hjigh winds, lightning & temps below 40 F. No cue sheet is used. Any questions contact: Mark J. Lalloo at (914)946-8816 or e-mail: electrovelo@optonline.net Co-leader is Sherri Tiesi, (c)(917)825-4095

Hilly and finish by 9am. A riders welcome to pace us or ride off front. Regrouping so no one who can maintain a B+ pace will be dropped. Lightning or heavy rain cancels. Bring a cue sheet if you want one. Cue sheet #636. Route: http://ridewithgps.com/routes/117703

FInal Wrap up ride of te weekend. Expect groupngs for B and C+ riders. No one left behind today.

Rt 137 route around Bedford, the real deal. Save something for Rt 22 on the way back. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 8:08 pm

Note 5:30pm start: Nick's long flat ride: Flat, fast, tempo ride, up 100>35>22>116 around Titicus and back the same way. Bring lights. Note 5:30pm start, to leave time before sunset to fix flats. Goal is 20mph.

We'll let Phil lead the I'm still too fat, fast tempo ride and we'll do hills. We'll climb Hanover, Moseman, Mahopac Ave., Pinesbridge, Seven Bridges Rd, and Hardscabble. Slower riders welcome to from thier own group and do the shorter version. Bring lights. Print cue sheet and ad my cell to it.

Rt 137 route around Bedford, the real deal. Save something for Rt 22 on the way back. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 8:06 pm

Start the weekend off right, with a ride! Optional dinner afterward. There are several routes, suitable for all ride levels from A to D. The distances are from 15mi. to 32mi. This year the routes (except for the 15mi.) will need to detour down to Glenville because the bridge on Sherwood is out. That will add a couple of mi. to ea. ride. The ride is canceled if the roads are wet.

Hilly ride north. Two short stops planned --- more if we need extra water. Early start to avoid heat and get home with some of the day left. Print cue sheet if you want one.

It's Stars & Stripes Forever, except AFTER the rest stop, the crummy roads (117 in Bedford & into Mt Kisco...) are gone, substituted with gorgeous roads with hills that are do-able. Helmets are a must. No headphones please. Rain cancels.

The details for the 2010 U.S.I. Monday Night Recovery Ride. There are a total of 25 rides for this year. No ride on May 31 (Memorial Day) & Sept. 6 (Labor Day). On June 21 a special longest day of the year ride will take a route over Whippoorwill Rd. in Armonk. Ride distance ranges from 16 to a full ride of 32 miles. the pace is 16 mph or less. No rider is dropped. Any ride will be cancelled due to inclement weather. Conditions include: snow, rain, hjigh winds, lightning & temps below 40 F. No cue sheet is used. Any questions contact: Mark J. Lalloo at (914)946-8816 or e-mail: electrovelo@optonline.net Co-leader is Sherri Tiesi, (c)(917)825-4095

Rt 137 route around Bedford, the real deal. Save something for Rt 22 on the way back. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:59 pm

We\'ll let Phil lead fat, fast tempo ride and we\'ll climb Hanover, Moseman, Mahopac Ave., Pinesbridge, Seven Bridges Rd, and Hardscabble. Slower riders welcome to from thier own group and do the shorter version. Bring lights. Print cue sheet and ad my cell to it.

Rt 137 route around Bedford, the real deal. Save something for Rt 22 on the way back. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:57 pm

Start the weekend off right, with a ride! Optional dinner afterward. There are several routes, suitable for all ride levels from A to D. The distances are from 15mi. to 32mi. This year the routes (except for the 15mi.) will need to detour down to Glenville because the bridge on Sherwood is out. That will add a couple of mi. to ea. ride. The ride is canceled if the roads are wet.

This is Larry Schwartz's wonderful cue sheet, with the rest stop at my house on Peach Lake in North Salem. When you sign up, write in your preferred snack and beverage (by Friday 5 PM) and they will be waiting for you at the break. Count on Twinkies in honor of Nick, and I will bake brownies if Greg comes. This route is not crazy hard but does have some serious hills on it (including Hawley Mountain). Aiming for moderate B pace (around 15-15.5). Gus will sweep anyone maintaining a B pace. Download 8/28/09 version of cue sheet.

The details for the 2010 U.S.I. Monday Night Recovery Ride. There are a total of 25 rides for this year. No ride on May 31 (Memorial Day) & Sept. 6 (Labor Day). On June 21 a special longest day of the year ride will take a route over Whippoorwill Rd. in Armonk. Ride distance ranges from 16 to a full ride of 32 miles. the pace is 16 mph or less. No rider is dropped. Any ride will be cancelled due to inclement weather. Conditions include: snow, rain, hjigh winds, lightning & temps below 40 F. No cue sheet is used. Any questions contact: Mark J. Lalloo at (914)946-8816 or e-mail: electrovelo@optonline.net Co-leader is Sherri Tiesi, (c)(917)825-4095

Rt 137 route around Bedford, the real deal. Save something for Rt 22 on the way back. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:50 pm

Rt 137 route around Bedford, the real deal. Save something for Rt 22 on the way back. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:47 pm

Start the weekend off right, with a ride! Optional dinner afterward. There are several routes, suitable for all ride levels from A to D. The distances are from 15mi. to 32mi. This year the routes (except for the 15mi.) will need to detour down to Glenville because the bridge on Sherwood is out. That will add a couple of mi. to ea. ride. The ride is canceled if the roads are wet.

NOTE: LEADERS MAY CHOSE DIFFERENT START TIMES DEPENDING ON DISTANCES. Trying to set up appropriate mileages for the different ride categories, 25-125 miles. Volunteer dinner will be held **5pm at EDITH MACY CONFERENCE CENTER in Briarcliff Manor. (Might be time to go home + shower before party at 5pm) Sign up for that on MyWCC EVENTS page.......This ride is designed to give all Golden Apple volunteers and their friends the chance to do the Golden Apple rides prior to the event so they can more fully participate as volunteers on Sunday, 9/5th. This ride is open to everyone, for free, but the dinner at 5pm is just for GA volunteers. The new 2010 revised cue sheets will be used for these rides. (PLEASE CONTACT AVE KAREL IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEAD ONE OF THE RIDES BELOW)

Contact Ave Karel to lead this ride.

Contact Ave Karel to lead this ride.

Please contact Ave Karel to lead this ride.

Ride open to everyone, you don't have to be a volunteer. We ride the Golden Apple 100 route. Pace of about 14, with several rest breaks, we hope to finish by 4 PM. This is a relaxed ride with regroups as needed to keep the group together, so please be willing to regroup and not ride ahead, as no one will be dropped or lost, including the leader.

Please contact Ave Karel to lead this ride.

Please contact Ave Karel if you would like to lead this ride.

Please contact Ave Karel to lead this ride.

The details for the 2010 U.S.I. Monday Night Recovery Ride. There are a total of 25 rides for this year. No ride on May 31 (Memorial Day) & Sept. 6 (Labor Day). On June 21 a special longest day of the year ride will take a route over Whippoorwill Rd. in Armonk. Ride distance ranges from 16 to a full ride of 32 miles. the pace is 16 mph or less. No rider is dropped. Any ride will be cancelled due to inclement weather. Conditions include: snow, rain, hjigh winds, lightning & temps below 40 F. No cue sheet is used. Any questions contact: Mark J. Lalloo at (914)946-8816 or e-mail: electrovelo@optonline.net Co-leader is Sherri Tiesi, (c)(917)825-4095

Rt 22 route. When the group goes fast up Rt 172, can you survive the climbs on Rt 22? Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:39 pm

Rt 22 route. Rt 172 and the climbs on Rt 22 make for a hard ride. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:36 pm

Start the weekend off right, with a ride! Optional dinner afterward. There are several routes, suitable for all ride levels from A to D. The distances are from 15mi. to 32mi. This year the routes (except for the 15mi.) will need to detour down to Glenville because the bridge on Sherwood is out. That will add a couple of mi. to ea. ride. The ride is canceled if the roads are wet.

The details for the 2010 U.S.I. Monday Night Recovery Ride. There are a total of 25 rides for this year. No ride on May 31 (Memorial Day) & Sept. 6 (Labor Day). On June 21 a special longest day of the year ride will take a route over Whippoorwill Rd. in Armonk. Ride distance ranges from 16 to a full ride of 32 miles. the pace is 16 mph or less. No rider is dropped. Any ride will be cancelled due to inclement weather. Conditions include: snow, rain, hjigh winds, lightning & temps below 40 F. No cue sheet is used. Any questions contact: Mark J. Lalloo at (914)946-8816 or e-mail: electrovelo@optonline.net Co-leader is Sherri Tiesi, (c)(917)825-4095

Rt 22 route. When the group goes fast up Rt 172, can you survive the climbs on Rt 22? Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:28 pm

Rt 22 route. Rt 172 and the climbs on Rt 22 make for a hard ride. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:25 pm

Rt 22 route. When the group goes fast up Rt 172, can you survive the climbs on Rt 22? Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:17 pm

Rt 22 route. Rt 172 and the climbs on Rt 22 make for a hard ride. Back by dark, but bring a light. Sunset 7:13 pm