What we’re about
(Le français suit)
I created this group to meet other cyclists and cycling advocates. Cross-postings from other groups are welcomed. Cycling advocacy events such as public pannels, AGMs, city advisory committees are also welcomed.
Donations of minimum 5$/year to help cover the meetup.com fees are appreciated. See https://www.meetup.com/fr-FR/Cycling-Ottawa-en-Velo/messages/boards/thread/49718654 for details. <br>
If applicable, please describe in your event what calibre of cyclists should be expected. The following calibres are suggested:
Leasure: 15 to 18 km/h, mostly to recreational pathways
Commuting: 18 to 24: You are comfortable in cycling on the road and can cycle for 2-3 hours
Touring: 24 to 30 km/h, you are comfortable in cycling on the road and have cycled for entire days.
Sporting: 25 km/h +: You have a road bike and have trained competitively.
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J'ai créé ce groupe pour rencontrer des cycliste et autres promoteurs du vélo.
Les événements provenant de d'autres groupes meetup sont la bienvenue. Les événements tels que les AGAs, débats publics, les comités consultatifs de la ville sont aussi la bienvenue.
S'il y lieu, veuillez décrire quel est le calibre attendu des cyclistes. Les calibres suivants sont proposés:
Loisir: 15 à 18 km/h, l'événement se tient surtout sur des sentiers de la piste cyclable.
Journalier: Vous êtes confortable sur la route et vous pouvez faire du vélo pour 2-3 heures.
Tourisme: 24 à 30 km/h, vous êtes confortable sur la route et vous avez fait du vélo pour des journées entières.
Sportif: 25 km/h et plus: vous avez un vélo de route et vous avez fait de l’entraînement compétitif.
Upcoming events (3)
See all- The Myeloma Canada Ride - Vankleek HillBeau's Brewery, Vankleek Hill, ON
Hello everyone. I’m raising money in support of Myeloma Canada by participating in the Myeloma Canada Ride.
What is myeloma? (Myeloma is a blood cancer) I was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma in December 2021 so this is a very personal cause for me.
By making a donation or joining the ride (or both), you are supporting the pursuit of curing and preventing the disease, accelerating access to the best care, while empowering and improving the lives of all Canadians affected by myeloma.
Please make a donation today and help us reach our fundraising goal!***
** Donation Only **
If you can't make it to the ride, you can make a donation on my personal ride page (Myeloma Canada Ride - Dana's Page ).***
When:
May 11, 2024Where:
Beau's Brewery, Vankleek Hill, ON (View map)Route Options: (you are able to change options on the day of the ride)
Short route: 35.8 km (view route here)
Long route: 71.7 km (view route here)
Note: Myeloma Canada uses Ride With GPS to create and navigate the cycling routesRegistration Fee:
$50 (includes lunch, snacks and hydration or beverages)
This event is restricted to individuals aged 18 years and older.Start:
10:00 (arrive a little early so you're ready to go)Registration (you must also register on the Myeloma Canada site to attend this ride)
There are a few steps required to join the ride (it’s never too easy):- Go to the main registration page (The Myeloma Canada Ride - Vankleek Hill) OR my personal ride page (Myeloma Canada Ride - Dana's Page ).
- Choose your registration type. I hope you will join the team I created - The Domestiques. (A domestique is a cyclist whose role is to support and work for their teammates.)
- Then you need to register as a new or returning participant (a user name and password is required for returning participants, so keep it in a safe place).
- Select or search for the Team Name (The Domestiques) and Join.
- Select the Participant Options. i.e. which route and any fundraising goals or donations.
- Enter your Personal Information. A user name and password is required here.
- Agree to the Terms. This is the legal section where you sign off on liability and risks.
- Review the registration information.
- Make Payment, to complete the process.
Any donations or fundraising you can do are greatly appreciated. Thank you for any contribution.
Questions: See the Myeloma Canada Ride HELP page