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Another great ride opportunity as you prepare for the Tour de Lopez and an always enjoyable route along the water! We will start the ride from parking lot at Shawn O’Donnell’s, 13724 LaConner Whitney Rd Mount Vernon, WA 98273. This will be a social pace (10-13 mph) ride. Our route will take us up toward Bayview and out to Samish Island and return. We will have a short break at the Samish Island Park so pack a munchie and enjoy.
After ride lunch will be at the always hearty Shawn O’Donnell’s American Grill and Irish Pub
https://www.shawnodonnells.com/skagit
Ride with GPS Route URL https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54449185 More information will follow in a Rider Alert.
Tuesday, 10am, let’s roll around the flowers.
A few u-turns have been added to include as many of the Skagit Valley’s flower fields as possible.
Truth be told, I’ve not been over on the west side of Mount Vernon for several days so don’t know for a fact that the fields are ready.
But . . .
Judging by the line of cars waiting to exit the freeway at Kincaid Street Saturday morning (lots of cars), I’d say the fields are drawing lots of eyeballs.
Here is the route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54529789 Download it to your phone or bike computer.
The route is designed to optimize crowd sourced information compiled by RWGPS. Meaning, the route is hopefully going to pass ALL (I’m going out on a limb here) the fields, both daffodils and tulips.
Feel free to preview the route in RWGPS. As a club member you have free access, it‘s covered by your dues to Skagit Bicycle Club.
These spring flower rides are a great way to get an intro to Skagit Bicycle Club rides. If you’ve been meaning to get out, now is the time.
Both e-bikes and acoustic are welcome.
Safe bike handling skills are required.
E-bike riders can expect to ride at a pedal bike social pace of 10-14 mph.
Faster riders feel free to pull ahead as a group.
Yes, this is your ride but let’s try to stay on route and be considerate of all other public road users. If you have issues, send me a text or call: John Yaeger, 360.708.6862.
Let’s buddy up and/or look out for each other.
Consider activating Location Sharing in Google Maps or Apple Maps.
Buddy up and make a new friend or rekindle an earlier association with a fellow rider.
Helmets are required. Hi-viz and lights are a good idea. Do you have a club jersey? Great time to strut your stuff.
Sign up for this ride online and complete the release/waiver.
Join the Skagit Bicycle Club to receive notifications of rides and other social events. At $30/individual or $35/family per year it’s tremendous value.
John
Moderate and social paced ride. Leaders for each group. The route will be sent out in a Quick Alert message before the ride.
Mount Vernon River Front Sculpture
Hey, the weather forecast is a good indicator this ride will not be crowded. If you don’t like to ride in a pack, this ride’s for you.
Meet at District Brewing, 10am. Out McLean Road to Padilla Bay trail, up Marihugh to Farm to Market, airport, Peterson, Pulver and Riverbend.
See the details here: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49614529 download to your phone or other device.
Printable map can be had via the link below.
Safe bike handling skills are required.
E-bike riders can expect to ride at a pedal bike social pace of 12-14 mph.
Faster riders feel free to pull ahead as a group.
If you finish ahead of the main body of riders, please text me when you are safely back at the starting point (John Yaeger 360.708.6862).
Let’s buddy up and/or look out for each other.
Consider activating Location Sharing in Google Maps or Apple Maps.
On these club rides we don‘t leave anyone behind.
Helmets are required.
Sign up for this ride online and complete the release/waiver.
There will be a paper sign up form on morning of ride if all else fails.
Join the Skagit Bicycle Club to receive notifications of rides and other social events. At $30/individual or $35/family per year it’s tremendous value.
John
Another great ride opportunity as you prepare for another summer of two-wheel adventure.
We will start the ride from parking lot at 200 Saintte St, Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284. Depending on group size this will be both a moderate (13-16 mph) and social pace (10-13 mph) ride. Our route will take us down to Riverfront Park and follow the Skagit River to Lyman/Hamilton Junction and return. This is a relatively flat ride so it should be an easy go. Please note that a small portion of this ride is on the Cascade Trail. There will be a short break and regroup in Lyman.
After ride lunch will be at the always tasty Garage Café 227 State Street Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284 https://www.facebook.com/thegaragecafesw/
Ride with GPS Route URL https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47210803 More information will follow in a Rider Alert.
Tuesday morning rides are about 25-35-ish miles long.
The terrain in and around the Skagit Valley allows for riding both hills and flats.
There is a different route each Tuesday.
Routes will be communicated via a RIDER ALERT email a few days before the ride.
It’s highly encouraged to preview the route in Ride With GPS (RWGPS).
Both e-bikes and acoustic are welcome.
Safe bike handling skills are required.
E-bike riders can expect to ride at a pedal bike social pace of 12-14 mph.
Faster riders feel free to pull ahead as a group.
If you finish ahead of the main body of riders, please text me when you are safely back at the starting point (John Yaeger 360.708.6862).
Let’s buddy up and/or look out for each other.
Consider activating Location Sharing in Google Maps or Apple Maps.
On these club rides we don‘t leave anyone behind.
Helmets are required.
Sign up for this ride online and complete the release/waiver.
There will be a paper sign up form on morning of ride if all else fails.
Join the Skagit Bicycle Club to receive notifications of rides and other social events. At $30/individual or $35/family per year it’s tremendous value.
John
Tuesday morning rides are about 25-35-ish miles long.
The terrain in and around the Skagit Valley allows for riding both hills and flats.
There is a different route each Tuesday.
Routes will be communicated via a RIDER ALERT email a few days before the ride.
It’s highly encouraged to preview the route in Ride With GPS (RWGPS).
Both e-bikes and acoustic are welcome.
Safe bike handling skills are required.
E-bike riders can expect to ride at a pedal bike social pace of 12-14 mph.
Faster riders feel free to pull ahead as a group.
If you finish ahead of the main body of riders, please text me when you are safely back at the starting point (John Yaeger 360.708.6862).
Let’s buddy up and/or look out for each other.
Consider activating Location Sharing in Google Maps or Apple Maps.
On these club rides we don‘t leave anyone behind.
Helmets are required.
Sign up for this ride online and complete the release/waiver.
There will be a paper sign up form on morning of ride if all else fails.
Join the Skagit Bicycle Club to receive notifications of rides and other social events. At $30/individual or $35/family per year it’s tremendous value.
John