awesome then. im going to be living around 35th and pacific(or atlantic, the one 2 blocks over from the beach)

Very technically challenging riding can be found in Fort Valley, Virginia. The Elizabeth Furnace recreation area of the George Washington National Furnace near Strasburg, VA Half Moon Mountain Outfitters.

Here's a list of rides in the area by the local bike club. Your also were you can ride right down pacific and into fort story. Lots of folks ride in there.

https://www.tbarides.org/rides.htm

Just relocated from Hawaii to NoVa. Laters.

Dave

Just got to Woodbridge from Northern Florida...

Looking for people to ride with!

Harrisonburg

I went to JMU and never saw many riders other than students. Have things improved? I graduated in 99.

We had a summer intern from JMU living with us last summer - he said that to get to class by car takes longer than going by bicycle. Parking problems, mainly.

Don't know about the town as a whole though.

Been around here (Williamsburg/NN area) for nearly 25 years or so, can't believe you didn't see any bikes. Rides through the battlefields and Yorktown area went on for lots of years out of the HDK shop on Denbigh blvd, sometimes fields of 25 to 30. There are still Yorktown rides two evenings a week. Shop rides pretty frequently out of Conte's in NN (near main street) go over thru York County, those have been going on since I moved here. Bike wars out of Williamsburg was a well known regional ride, often starting with dozens leaving the spoilage spread out over lots and lots of roads through Charles City and James City counties. Even now, on any given Sat morning we have from 8 to 15 riders on our normal ride, pass another shop ride that has 15 plus, and there is a third ride in town that frequently has as many as 20 or so......Lots of Roadies in the Yorktown, NN, Williamsburg area!

Fairfax, Va. Dan. Schwinn Traveler and Surly Cross-Check.

I was also wondering if there are any cyclocross racers around here/me? i want to start and i need somebody to help me out. PM me or reply to this post
thxokbai

Arlington.

Portsmouth -- P-Town -- Pistol City here.

Hey, anyone know of any shops around here that carry Orbeas in stock? I wanna test ride. All About Bikes doesn't have any in stock, only special orders...

Barry at Bikes Unlimited in Williamsburg has a few Orbeas on the floor, depends what you want and what size. If you ride a 55/56 or so he has a gorgeous Orca that has been there for a while, I'm guessing you could get one heck of a deal.

Fat Frogs at Red Mill usually has one or two in there shop but I dont know what size they are. Give them a call.

Thanks Bernie -- I'll call Bikes Unlimited. I think I'd ride a 57 (center-to-top) but it might be worth checking out. And thank you too, Bld -- I called Fat Frogs and they don't have any in stock. Though the guy I talked to said I could check out his wife's Orca.

LBS folks are always soo cool.

Richmond/NN. Jamis Coda. Luna Eclipse.

Falls Church

Blacksburg -- and car-free for almost 6 years. Just got a car, for out of town trips.

VA Beach!

Living in Hampton and I am looking to start riding with a group. I know Conte's on Warwick in Newport News has rides but I am still looking for something closer.

Richmond here!
live in the west end by U of R work downtown

Surly Pacer
Specialized Enduro
Ventana El Ciclon


I ride mostly MTB - Jrps, pocahontas, Powhite, poorfarm, etc.

Williamsburg roadies unite!

I've ridden the Seagull century three times. It's flat and easy. Did my first one at age of 63. Only headwind I can remember is about last 2-3 miles you have as you head towards the bay, the turnaround point. It has good sag stops. Good time of year weather wise.

They did....

https://www.wabonline.org/

Live in Williamsport, Md.....but work (and sometimes ride) in Winchester, Va. Lots of good roads to ride there!