LakeShore Bicycles

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.

This is an annual 50 mile off road event. Many parts of the event are not open to the public thru the rest of the year.

Objective is to run/bike as many loops as possible of the Acosta Bridge » Technical shirts for all racers » Large and lively family Street Fair at start/finish » Refreshments and food samples from local restaurants

Every year, in cities around the world, people ride bikes naked to celebrate cycling and the human body. The ride demonstrates the vulnerability of cyclists on the road and is a protest against car culture. Check the website, There may be something closer or more interesting you would like to go. Montpelier has been hosting a ride with police escort for a number of years.

March 15-16, Handmade cutting edge ideas in bicycles!

Central and Left Coast of Fl. Great Spring Staycation

Electric Vehicles Expo , detail to come

2nd year event that is close to home. Check it out for one day or both. It does have some short family rides.

Join us for the 13th Annual Katie Ride, benefiting the Katie Caples Foundation’s organ donor education and awareness raising programs. The Katie Ride takes place on Amelia Island, Florida with routes covering 18 to 103 mile courses, off-road options, a walk and fun run, and a marathon spin class!

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

40 miles, 20,000 cyclist on closed streets, the 5 Boros of New York. You can expect to be riding close together.

Starting from Cairo at Illinois’ southernmost tip and ending in downtown Chicago, Bicycle Illinois is the only bicycle tour across the entire state of Illinois and one of the most challenging in the Midwest. You’ll cycle for 6 days and cover at least 500 miles, an average of 85 miles per day, and century options are available every day as well. Whether you are a recreational cyclist looking for a sense of accomplishment or an athlete looking to challenge yourself and improve your cycling skills, Bicycle Illinois has something for you. You’ll gain a new level of satisfaction and self confidence as you ride with new friends along the way!

July 21-27, RAGBRAI, Registration now open.

Endless Summer Watermelon Ride takes place on Sunday, September 10th and will start and finish at the Atlantic Recreation Center, 2500 Atlantic Ave, Fernandina Beach, Fl, with ride distances of 19, 30, 55, 75 and 101 miles.