Weekly Group Ride

This is a no-drop ride meant for beginner riders. No group riding experience is required. Route decided at the start of the ride based on group size/experience.

This is a great ride for everyone from group ride newbies to those craving a quick Tuesday hammer.

Looking for a social ride and an easy spin before a long weekend ride? Come join the Friday Coffee Ride (FCR), where we climb Tunnel and descend Shepherd Canyon riding back through Montclair before stopping for coffee at Ain’t Normal in Rockridge.

Route will vary weekly, examples are Diablo junction, Danville Peets, Norris Canyon, Blackhawk loop, and includes a mid-ride coffee stop with occasional regrouping. Route option will be announced at meetup, rider groups splitting off (longer, shorter) are common.

This is a drop ride, if the wait on any hill is more than a few minutes - will come back and let you know, etc. Should have some experience with group riding etc. Might stop for coffee at Danville Peets depending on if no one is late :-) for something at home.

A steady paced cruise across the Richmond bridge and into Marin County. Good views and coffee stop guaranteed! This ride is aimed at those ready to progress beyond our introductory ride, but not quite ready to join some of our more advanced rides. Also good for those just looking for a relaxed, relatively flat ride. If you are new to group riding or unsure of your fitness level, we encourage you to join our introductory ride on the first Sunday of the month.

Scenic and hilly with some tight turns. Up Old Tunnel Rd. to Skyline Blvd. Down Pinehurst Rd. to Redwood Rd. Up Redwood Rd. to Skyline Blvd. Along Skyline Blvd. to Grizzly Peak Blvd. and return to Berkeley via Claremont Ave.

This ride welcomes ALL womyn (all levels, all bikes). Please spread the word and tell your friends We love welcoming new womyn on this ride!

Looking to add some diversity to your long weekend rides? Come join the Saturday Marin Ride, where the routes change every week, sometimes flatter and faster, sometimes more challenging, and the typical distance is 55 to 65 miles from