We gear this to beginner riders. The pace will not exceed 15mph,but we slow down to the slowest rider. Distance never exceeds 30 miles. We are happy to shorten the ride to accomodate new riders.

This is an A/B pace ride with distance varying with attendance. This can be any distance from 30 to 100 miles. Meets at the eastern trailhead of the Jax-Baldwin Railtrail.

A/B/C - 30 - 100 Miles 32099 Westside. Meet at the eastern trailhead of the Jax-Baldwin Rail Trail, 1804 Imeson Road. The A- group normally ventures off the trail and hits the open road for a 41 : 65 miler. Slower riders are welcome to ride the trail for 30 miles at their own pace. Ride Leaders: Jerry Dryden and Clyde Riggs. THIS RIDE COUNTS FOR CLUB POINTS AND MILEAGE

Friday 8:30 AM C/B/A- 30 - 100 Miles 32099 Westside. Meet at the eastern trailhead of the Jax-Baldwin Rail Trail, 1804 Imeson Road. The A- group normally ventures off the trail and hits the open road for a 41 : 65 miler. Slower riders are welcome to ride the trail for 30 miles at their own pace. Ride Leader: Clyde Riggs and Jerry Dryden. THIS RIDE COUNTS FOR CLUB POINTS AND MILEAGE.

Every Second Saturday, Family Friendly, Slow Ride. Total mileage is 10 miles. Ride starts at 10 am and end around 12pm. The ride starts at 1314 W. Union Street at N. Myrtle Ave., one block from Engine 15 Brewery. There will be a brief bicycle safety discussion prior to heading out on the trail. Be prepared, bring a repair kit for flats, water bottle, lock and appropriate attire for a great ride. We ride at a social pace, and welcome riders of all ages and experience levels. The trail is approximately 5 miles long from end to end, feel free to ride all of it with us or turn around as you wish. We often meet-up for lunch afterwards, at a local park or cafe. Sponsor by Groundwork Jacksonville.

For our third series event we are going south to West Palm Beach! It will be here at Dyer Park that racers will get a chance to experience the “Hill”, as well as the twisty single track on the perimeter trail. Riders will experience everything cross country mountain biking has to offer, climbs, descents, double track, and tight single track. Dyer Park will be a trail to remember.

For our fourth AND fifth series events we are going to the famous trails of Santos! Student-athletes will start in the Pit of the Vortex area of Santos and head directly up a double track road that leads into an open field. From here riders will enter the trails leading to Twister which is a fast, flowy, and you guessed it, twisty trail. Although not considered to be a technical trail, keep your eyes open for the few fast turns and rooty sections as well as a few steep drops and inclines to keep you on your toes. This trail will leave students exiting the trails with a huge smile. Saturday student-athletes will run the course clockwise and Sunday it will run in reverse!

Enjoy a wonderful ride on country roads and along the St John's river. There are both Oceanside and riverside rest stops.