GIXXERKELLY
07-26-09, 08:36 PM
Pretty much a noob at this. i ride with my fiance sometimes. She does the MS150 every year and I would like to ride with her on the next one. I'd like to start doing some rides to prepare for it.
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Texas - Where can I find a list of rides in and around Katy?
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StephenH
07-26-09, 09:46 PM
Try this website for starters:
http://www.bicycletexas.com/
On that site, you'll notice a lot of the listings show a 2008 date. Those rides may or may not be happening this year. Try clicking on the link and see if they show an updated ride date on the group's actual website.
Local bike clubs oftentimes have a listing of area rides, and bike shops may have fliers for them, too.
I think they just had a big Katy ride. Up here in Dallas, people generally run all over the metroplex and beyond for these rides. So I've been to Paris, Sulphur Springs, Tyler, Granbury, etc. Most of the listings on that site are the kind where you pay your $30 and go ride, which is the kind I like.
I've been riding a "non drop" ride at a local bike shop, and that's something else you might check into. "Non drop" supposedly means that if you're slower, they won't run off and leave you. From other people's posts, I gather that's not always the way it works, but you might check into it anyway. With the group I ride with, the faster people run on ahead, and wait up somewhere.
http://www.bicycletexas.com/
On that site, you'll notice a lot of the listings show a 2008 date. Those rides may or may not be happening this year. Try clicking on the link and see if they show an updated ride date on the group's actual website.
Local bike clubs oftentimes have a listing of area rides, and bike shops may have fliers for them, too.
I think they just had a big Katy ride. Up here in Dallas, people generally run all over the metroplex and beyond for these rides. So I've been to Paris, Sulphur Springs, Tyler, Granbury, etc. Most of the listings on that site are the kind where you pay your $30 and go ride, which is the kind I like.
I've been riding a "non drop" ride at a local bike shop, and that's something else you might check into. "Non drop" supposedly means that if you're slower, they won't run off and leave you. From other people's posts, I gather that's not always the way it works, but you might check into it anyway. With the group I ride with, the faster people run on ahead, and wait up somewhere.
bigworm
07-27-09, 01:09 PM
Go to the Bike Barn on Mason. I know they have rides every weekend. I just got my first bike and plan on trying to join in there to learn what I am doing. Good Luck with it.
Jason
Jason
kwrides
07-27-09, 04:08 PM
Go to mapmyride.com and look around.
Here are a few popular routes in the area:
http://www.conocophillipsbikeclub.org/maps/1_2009.pdf
http://www.conocophillipsbikeclub.org/maps/2_2009.pdf
http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-states/tx/-katy/324664258366
Hope that gets you started.
Here are a few popular routes in the area:
http://www.conocophillipsbikeclub.org/maps/1_2009.pdf
http://www.conocophillipsbikeclub.org/maps/2_2009.pdf
http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-states/tx/-katy/324664258366
Hope that gets you started.