MA rides anyone? Boston area?
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MA rides anyone? Boston area?
I live in the boston area and am just looking for people to go casually riding with. I am in my early 20's and usually go for about 10-20 miles at time. Let me know if you're interested, thanx!
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I'm checking out a group ride, a tour of Somerville, on Saturday. It's about 10 miles, but so far I've only done about 5, since I'm more of a commuter. I'm up for meeting up some time though I think may be a slow rider.
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I'd be interested in rides. I have a bunch of the Rubel bike maps. I've done a few, but I'd be interested in doing them with others. Email me at wolfprime@gmail.com if you're interested.
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Charles River Wheelmen and Seven Hills Wheelmen do lots of group rides .. not sure about this time of the year though ... both have web sites.
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Originally Posted by Markedoc
Charles River Wheelmen and Seven Hills Wheelmen do lots of group rides .. not sure about this time of the year though ... both have web sites.
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Originally Posted by Camel
Their saturday morning fitness ride from Needham is year round.
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Originally Posted by dirtyscratches
I wish the CRW rides didn't require a car to get to for the most part. I live in Somerville and I don't have a car. I have yet to get out to one of these rides due to that.
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I live on the North Shore, but work in Hopkinton (near Worcester). I'll keep an eye on this thread and once the snow and cold settle down a bit I'll definitely be game for a ride or 2. Also, most bike shops have organized rides. Just ask someone who works at one.
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Yeah, the shop that I'm working at in south Plymouth is going to start organizing some group rides during the season. I would also be interested in doing some closer to the city however. Does anyone have any prior experience with any good routes in that area?
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Right on the charles river, its not reall challenging but you can go for a long time.
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Originally Posted by IchbinJay
Yeah, the shop that I'm working at in south Plymouth is going to start organizing some group rides during the season. I would also be interested in doing some closer to the city however. Does anyone have any prior experience with any good routes in that area?
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Originally Posted by IchbinJay
No, what are cue sheets?
Howard Stone's book on bike rides in Eastern Mass is ecellent too - you can find that on Amazon.
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Originally Posted by Markedoc
https://www.sevenhillswheelmen.org/cuesheet/library.htm
Howard Stone's book on bike rides in Eastern Mass is ecellent too - you can find that on Amazon.
Howard Stone's book on bike rides in Eastern Mass is ecellent too - you can find that on Amazon.
Thought I'd bump this thread up a bit as the weather's starting to get awfully nice. This weekend (4/16, 17) is supposed to be much like last weekend --- 60's and sunny.
I'm usually up for a small group --- 2, 3 riders, but checkout this thread: https://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycling/98732-portland-area-ride-short-report.html
Something to keep in mind.
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Originally Posted by celticfrost
I'm usually up for a small group --- 2, 3 riders, but checkout this thread: https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=98732
Something to keep in mind.
Something to keep in mind.
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Cycliste --- I PM'd you.
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If anyone is interested in rides starting from in or around Somerville or Cambridge, drop me a line. wolfprime@gmail.com
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forgot to mention, I was on the Harris Cyclery website today and they are organizing rides starting at their store in Newton on thursday evenings. They are supposed to be about 20 miles or so long through the neighboring suburbs to the west at a casual pace, no one is left behind.





I live right in downtown Boston....always up for a ride!