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Homestretch Foundation- Spin with the Stretchies
Le Buzz 9121 E Tanque Verde Rd, Tucson, AZ, United StatesFrom December through May, The Homestretch Foundation hosts “Spin with the Stretchies” group ride: Friday mornings, open to all Tucson cyclists. An easy, recovery-pace ride (15mph/22kph maximum speed!), 15 mile ride around the flat neighborhoods of Northeast Tucson, giving local/visiting cyclists a chance to chat, laugh and interact with "The Stretchies,” our pro/elite cyclists in residence at Homestretch Foundation. We ride for 60min then hang out at Le Buzz for post-ride coffee & treats. Easy pace, no drop, everyone welcome. … Continue reading Homestretch Foundation- Spin with the Stretchies
Bicycle Ranch Roundup
Bicycle Ranch 7090 N. Oracle Rd #156, Tucson, AZ, United StatesJoin us on one of our Saturday morning group rides. They are very popular with the local cycling community and the regulars range in ability from racers to enthusiasts out for a fun ride. If you have never ridden in a large group before, it can be intimidating. If you need some pointers or additional assistance, we will be glad to help. Our goal is to make your ride as enjoyable as possible. Join our Strava club and compare your … Continue reading Bicycle Ranch Roundup
The Shootout
University and Euclid 845 E. University Blvd, Tucson, AZThe Shootout The shootout is the Saturday morning group ride. The ride has groups of about 20 riders in the summer and well over 100 riders in the winter and spring. The terrain is fast and rolling with two sprints and a gas station stop about halfway through. The total distance is just over 70 miles. If you're looking for extra miles and some real climbing, watch for the turnoff to Madera Canyon on Duval Mine Road. If you want … Continue reading The Shootout
Zona Cycling Weekly Rides
Zona Cycling is one of the more established groups. They are very welcoming. The ride time and route is always changing, and they may have more than jus the Saturday Morning ride. . Send Message on facebook to Colleen who manages the page for the latest and greatest https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057539225939
Adaptive Cycling Weekly Tucson Ride
Sam Lena Park 3400 S. Country Club, Tucson, AZJoin SAAS Adaptive Cycling program for a weekly supported group ride around the Sam Lena Park 2-mile loop bike & walking path or connect to the Julian Wash portion of The Loop. Look for the SAAS Eduardo Aguirre Adaptive Cycling Center located in the parking lot at the corner of S. Country Club & Sam Lena Drive Volunteers are there to assist those who want to test ride one of our adaptive handcycles, trikes or tandems. Please call Mia 520-370-0588 … Continue reading Adaptive Cycling Weekly Tucson Ride
Mckenzie Ranch Dawn Patrol
McKenzie Ranch Trailhead 12725 S Red Hill Ranch Road, Vail, ArizonaEast Side Dawn Patrol at McKenzie Ranch DIFFICULTY: This is a no-drop ride. We start together, we have frequent stops and we finish together. Casual pace, beginner/ intermediate friendly. DISTANCE: 10 miles, but there is a 6 mile option if you want to cut it short. MEET TIME: FIP (Feet In Pedals) @ 10:00 AM, so meet about 9:45 AM. (approx ride time 1.5 hours) PARK: McKenzie Ranch Trailhead RIDE GUIDES : Brady Noble & Anna Noble will be your … Continue reading Mckenzie Ranch Dawn Patrol
BICAS Art Mart
BICAS - Bicycle Inter-Community Art and Salvage 2001 N 7th Ave, Tucson, AZMolino and La Milagrosa – MTB Addicts
Avenida de Suzenu 4905 N Avenida de Suzenu, Tucson, AZPlan to meet up at Ave de Suzenu by 8:45 AM and we will shuttle to Molino Basin at 9:00 AM. This is a technically challenging ride, so I would not recommend beginners attempt this trail. If you can’t ride it, feel free to walk whatever features you are not comfortable with. It takes around three hours with a group, so make sure to have at least 2 L of water, nutrition, bike/tire repair kit and a helmet Tucson
Eclectic Arivaca: C,C+,B/3/48.5
Longhorn Grill and Saloon 28851 S Nogales Hwy, Amado, AZDetails Ride Description: This magical ride travels from Amado to Aravaca and back. The rolling hills offer unparalleled vistas of several mountain ranges, cattle country, and the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Sanctuary. Aravaca is an eclectic small town, population of 600, made up of artists, retirees, former hippies, ranchers, and folks just wanting to live off the grid. We will stop halfway at the Aravaca Mercantile store, where water and food can be purchased. We will then make our way … Continue reading Eclectic Arivaca: C,C+,B/3/48.5