Brrrr...we're in the winter season here in Middle TN so there are no scheduled rides until spring. However, there are those of us that still get out occasionally to stretch our legs. If you'd like to join us meet at Frazier-McEwen Park at 11 am. The distance, pace and difficulty will be determined by the group that shows up.

This ride is the longest running of the club’s standing rides. The idea is to have a moderate paced and length ride to acclimate new or returning riders to club rides. It’s also designed to teach some of the craft of group riding, introduce good local routes, teach some rudimentary repair techniques (like flat repair), and perhaps how to handle dogs.

The end result is intended to produce riders that are knowledgeable and self sufficient on the road. By the way it’s okay to also have a lot of fun too! Also, this ride is not restricted to newbys–if you want a nice social evening ride, this is it and you’re very welcome.

The group will adapt its pace to the slowest rider and no one will be left.

Ride Leader: Joe Capezza
Average Speed: 9–12 mph
Distance: ~15 mi

This ride is the longest running of the club’s standing rides. The idea is to have a moderate paced and length ride to acclimate new or returning riders to club rides. It’s also designed to teach some of the craft of group riding, introduce good local routes, teach some rudimentary repair techniques (like flat repair), and perhaps how to handle dogs.

The end result is intended to produce riders that are knowledgeable and self sufficient on the road. By the way it’s okay to also have a lot of fun too! Also, this ride is not restricted to newbys–if you want a nice social evening ride, this is it and you’re very welcome.

The group will adapt its pace to the slowest rider and no one will be left.

Ride Leader: Joe Capezza
Average Speed: 9–12 mph
Distance: ~15 mi

This ride is the longest running of the club’s standing rides. The idea is to have a moderate paced and length ride to acclimate new or returning riders to club rides. It’s also designed to teach some of the craft of group riding, introduce good local routes, teach some rudimentary repair techniques (like flat repair), and perhaps how to handle dogs.

The end result is intended to produce riders that are knowledgeable and self sufficient on the road. By the way it’s okay to also have a lot of fun too! Also, this ride is not restricted to newbys–if you want a nice social evening ride, this is it and you’re very welcome.

The group will adapt its pace to the slowest rider and no one will be left.

Ride Leader: Joe Capezza
Average Speed: 9–12 mph
Distance: ~15 mi

This ride is the longest running of the club’s standing rides. The idea is to have a moderate paced and length ride to acclimate new or returning riders to club rides. It’s also designed to teach some of the craft of group riding, introduce good local routes, teach some rudimentary repair techniques (like flat repair), and perhaps how to handle dogs.

The end result is intended to produce riders that are knowledgeable and self sufficient on the road. By the way it’s okay to also have a lot of fun too! Also, this ride is not restricted to newbys–if you want a nice social evening ride, this is it and you’re very welcome.

The group will adapt its pace to the slowest rider and no one will be left.

Ride Leader: Joe Capezza
Average Speed: 9–12 mph
Distance: ~15 mi