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VISIT THE NEW WEBSITE at pedalers.org to learn about the Pedalers cycling club! Annual memberships are $35 (single) or $60 (joint). Click HERE to pay your dues. Please view and RSVP all rides and events at this Meetup page.
IMPORTANT: Check the website (pedalers.org) for all ride rating, safety, and etiquette guides. Choosing the correct ride for your fitness level will help ensure you have the best possible group cycling experience.
Become a Member: Try out a few rides and then consider joining the Club! Your club dues keep the Club running (insurance, Meetup, website, and event costs). Besides supporting the largest recreational cycling club in Reno-Tahoe, club members enjoy insurance on all club rides and members-only special events (Hooray for Spring, Mormon Station annual picnic, Mt. Rose Challenge, Holiday Party, and more). Visit our new website at pedalers.org.
E-Bikes: All but Class 2 E-bikes are welcome. Ride leaders may not be equipped to handle mechanical issues so have a backup plan.
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Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Central West RenoBartley Ranch Regional Park, Reno, NV
This Ride begins at the Bartley Ranch Regional Park near the old schoolhouse.
This ride climbs up Caughlin Ranch using a route we have used once in a while. We ridge over Ridgeview to Plumas and then take Urban, Rosewood and Pine Ridge to catch Susileen up to Markridge and Cashill. Once we reach the top we continue to Caughlin Parkway and Plateau, down to Mayberry. We take 4th Street West to Cliff View. We continue on Silva Ranch and Bitterbrush which will bring us to Somersett Ridge Parkway and Continue up Del Web Parkway and then Take Somersett Parkway all the way through Somersett to Mae Ann which we use to descend to 4th street. We take 4th Street to Mayberry and take Mayberry all the way to Nixon followed by Mt Rose and Lakeside which we take all the way back to the start.
Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49471504
Rating: C+,B, 30.6 miles, 2322 feet of elevation gain.NOTE: Check posting 2 hours before ride time for weather-related and other changes. Helmets are required and bikes should be in good working order. Please no ear buds or headphones. Be prepared with a spare tube and pump. Class 2 E-Bikes are not permitted.
BECOME A MEMBER: Your membership on Meetup is not a membership in the Procrastinating Pedalers Bike Club. Join the Club to support bike advocacy and recreational cycling in the Reno-Tahoe area. Memberships are $35 (single) and $60 (joint). Club benefits include insurance on all rides (provided for first ride only for non-members), summer picnic, winter holiday party, other members-only events, and local bike shop discounts. Click here for a Membership Application Form. http://www.pedalers.org/member_app_April_10_2016.pdf
RIDE RATINGS: Unless the ride is posted “no drop,” you will be expected to maintain the pace set as stated in the ride description. It is important to confirm your ability to do this ride. Review the map/route sheet provided, and the ride rating as stated in the Ride Rating Sheet - (http://www.pedalers.org/RideRatingSheet2018.pdf. If you have questions contact the ride host.
CYCLING ETIQUETTE: If you have any questions about what a group ride
with the Procrastinating Pedalers entails, please refer to our Ride Etiquette Sheet. http://www.pedalers.org/PP_Group_Ride_Etiquette.pdfDISCLAIMER: Bicycle riding comes with inherent risk. All maps, rides and other documents listed here are for informational purposes only. The Procrastinating Pedalers Bicycle Club and the authors of any maps assume no liability for the information provided. Research the local riding conditions before you embark on a ride. Road conditions, weather conditions, and traffic densities vary constantly.
- Wandering Down to FranktownRC Willey, Reno, NV
This is a ride down to Franktown and back using a variation route. The nice thing about Franktown rides is that once we get onto old 395 we dont see traffic lights. There is a 30 mile stretch on this ride with no stoplights.
We start at RC Willey's and head over to do a South Reno loop before hitting old 395. We go over Steamboat and Rio Wrangler and Western Skies to head down Toll road and rejoin Veterans before heading down old 395. We take old 395 all the way to Franktown Road and after 4.3 miles of Franktown we turn back up 395. We then take Veterans back up to RC Willey's.
Route:https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49475052
Rating: C+,B, 41.1 miles, 1588 feet of elevation gain.NOTE: Check posting 2 hours before ride time for weather-related and other changes. Helmets are required and bikes should be in good working order. Please no ear buds or headphones. Be prepared with a spare tube and pump. Class 2 E-Bikes are not permitted.
BECOME A MEMBER: Your membership on Meetup is not a membership in the Procrastinating Pedalers Bike Club. Join the Club to support bike advocacy and recreational cycling in the Reno-Tahoe area. Memberships are $35 (single) and $60 (joint). Club benefits include insurance on all rides (provided for first ride only for non-members), summer picnic, winter holiday party, other members-only events, and local bike shop discounts. Click here for a Membership Application Form. http://www.pedalers.org/member_app_April_10_2016.pdf
RIDE RATINGS: Unless the ride is posted “no drop,” you will be expected to maintain the pace set as stated in the ride description. It is important to confirm your ability to do this ride. Review the map/route sheet provided, and the ride rating as stated in the Ride Rating Sheet - (http://www.pedalers.org/RideRatingSheet2018.pdf. If you have questions contact the ride host.
CYCLING ETIQUETTE: If you have any questions about what a group ride
with the Procrastinating Pedalers entails, please refer to our Ride Etiquette Sheet. http://www.pedalers.org/PP_Group_Ride_Etiquette.pdfDISCLAIMER: Bicycle riding comes with inherent risk. All maps, rides and other documents listed here are for informational purposes only. The Procrastinating Pedalers Bicycle Club and the authors of any maps assume no liability for the information provided. Research the local riding conditions before you embark on a ride. Road conditions, weather conditions, and traffic densities vary constantly.
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