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I don’t normally use the word “epic”.  Tim is the one who does that.  I think this past Sunday’s ride qualifies as “epic”. Tim’s write-up Michael’s write-up My write-up

After a hiatus, the coffee rides are back! This Saturday, November 27th @ Sunergos on Preston St.  I’ll arrive at 8:30 and drink some coffee.  The ride leaves at 9:00. The weather forecast is calling for clear skies and temperatures … Continue reading →

We’re doing a late-minute coffee crawl tomorrow-Saturday- morning, leaving from the B’town/EasternPwky Heine’s at 9.00. The route is 19m and we’ll stop for coffee at least once. Dave and I have to get home somewhat efficiently, so not too much … Continue reading →

Big South Fork This past weekend Tim, Michael, and I did the Big South Fork camping trip.  Michael wrote about it here and here.  Tim’s write-up for Saturday is here (sic) and his Sunday one is here.   I posted a few … Continue reading →

We’re leaving early Saturday morning. Once there at the Great Meadows Campground, we leave for Saturday’s Pickett Loop. Should be long After a restful sleep under the stars, we’ll get up and get going on day 2, the FreedomChurch/RattlesnakeRidge double … Continue reading →

Today’s Coffee ride is cancelled.  Sorry.

Last Sunday’s gravel ride was one hell of a good time. Michael’s write-up is here. Tim divided his write-up into sections here, here, here, and here. My write-up is here.

This Saturday, October 16th at 8:30 am, The RCCS will host a coffee ride beginning at Sunergos on Preston.  We’ll have some coffee, then roll out around 9:30.  We’ll have a leisurely ride around town, and end at Shelby Park … Continue reading →

This Saturday, October 9th, at 8:30 am.  Meet at Sunergos on Preston.  We’ll drink coffee until 9:00 or so, then head out for an urban ride. See you there!

Vitamin G is a clever term, not coined by me, for the soulful benefits of gravel under wheel. Yes, we derive cycling pleasure and satisfaction of a productive commute, an exhausting LT sufferfest, a gnarly adrenaline-laden trail ride or a … Continue reading →