About us
This group is looking for other E-bikers to take our E-bikes out on bike paths, roads and dirt. I’ll try to post at least two rides a week. Bike path rides are usually along a river or beach and range from 15 to 40 miles with very little elevation gain. Our city street and road rides can range from 20 to 35 miles with elevation gains from 500’ to 5000’. I pick cities to ride in that offer hills to challenge our e-bikes. There are those of us that have E-mountain bikes that are looking to take them on dirt, so I will be posting dirt rides which, for the most part, will be on fire roads (wide track). There are a lot of these roads in our open spaces and national forest which can open up new areas usually too far to hike in a day. Presently, this group will not be riding on single track dirt trails unless they are easy.
Upcoming events
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AVILA BEACH - SEE CANYON ROAD
Location not specified yetThis is the fourth ride of a four day road trip near the central California coast which will take place Sept. 14th - 17th. You can sign up for all of them or whichever ones you choose to.
FOURTH RIDE - AVILA BEACH - SEE CANYON ROAD
This event has us riding on the back roads of Avila Beach as we head inland on a beautiful, quiet, shady and narrow road towards San Luis Obispo. We'll start-off on the Bob Jones Trail. Near the midpoint of our ride we'll have an awesome view as we look down to Morro Bay and Morro Rock.
On our route back, we'll first stop at See Canyon Fruit Ranch for a glass of cold apple cidar before heading a bit further to the Kelsey See Canyon Vineyards to have a glass of their hard cidar wine. Once we reach Avila Beach, we'll have lunch at Mulligan's Bar & Grill with an ocean view before finishing the ride along the coast back to our cars.
OPTION ONE: After returning to the cars, we'll first head over to the Sycamore Mineral Springs Resort for a one hour hot tub soak.
OPTION TWO: Drive to The Avila Valley Barn. At this delightfully rustic destination, you'll find the freshest fruits and vegetable grown locally, as well as a chance to hang out with goats, sheep and other farm animals. Enjoy locally made ice-cream, baked good, jam, flowers and more.
In the evening,Make sure that you have a head light and tail light, as well as having your tires or inner tubes filled with slime to help avoid flats.
MEETUP LOCATION: 7009 Ontario Rd, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
ALL TRAILS ROUTE
RIDE WITH GPS ROUTEDISTANCE: 27 miles or the optional 31 mile version which takes us along the coast and a sea cave with an additional 200' of elevation gain.
ELEVATION GAIN: 2700'
LUNCH: Once we reach Avila Beach, near the end of our ride, we'll have lunch at Mulligans Bar & Grill with an ocean view.
THE PACE: No faster than the slowest in the group.
DURATION: 4+ hours or all day.
LEVEL: Advanced Beginner E Biker.
TERRAIN: Winding, scenic and narrow paved roads.
RESTROOMS: At the meetup parking lot, Avila Beach and end of ride.
Disclaimer & Safety Notice
By participating in this ride - or any event I organize, you voluntarily assume all risks associated with outdoor activity, including but not limited to injury, illness, equipment failure, road hazards, weather and possible vehicle/bike - bike/bike accidents.
You agree to release me, the organizer, from any and all liability, claims, or demands arising from participation. I am not a certified outdoor, fitness or biking guide, and you are solely responsible for your personal safety and preparedness.10 attendees
ROCK CREEK - FALL COLORS
Location not specified yetThis is day 1 of a two day Fall colors bike ride in the eastern Sierra Mountains. I'll be staying in a motel for one night only Sunday Oct. 4th. You can stay additional nights and check out the Fall colors in the Mammoth and June Lakes areas if you want. For this ride we will be heading up Rock Creek Road following the creek as it flows through a forest of Quaking Aspens (Populus tremuloides): turning a brilliant golden-yellow in the fall.
Debra, Sally and I will be staying at the Bishop Elms Motel on thr 4th and checking out on the 5th.Make sure you
1). have slime in your innertubes or tires.
2). bring your bike's battery charger
3). bring your bike's battery key
4). have your battery fully charged
5). bring your helmetINITIAL MEETUP LOCATION AND TIME: Jack's Restaurant in Bishop at 11:30 am. for breakfast/lunch. From there, after eating, we will all caravan to our meetup location for the bike ride.
MEETUP LOCATION: Rock Creek Road
PARKING FEE: None
DISTANCE: 17 miles.
ELEVATION GAIN: 2100'
DEBRIEFING: After the bike ride and after checking into our hotels, we can meet for dinner in Bishop.
THE PACE: No faster than the slowest biker in the group
DURATION: 4 hours of bike riding
LEVEL: Intermediate
TERRAIN: Paved hilly road
RESTROOMS: Near the beginning, end and during the bike ride.
MY CELL # IS: 805-358-5972
8 attendees
LAKE SABRINA AND SOUTH LAKE
Location not specified yetThis is day 2 of a two day Fall colors bike ride in the eastern Sierra Mountains. I'll be staying in a motel for one night only Sunday Oct. 4th. You can stay additional nights and check out the Fall colors in the Mammoth and June Lakes areas if you want. This event has us doing two short rides through a forest of Quaking Aspens (Populus tremuloides): turning a brilliant golden-yellow in the fall.
The first ride will be to South Lake.
The second ride will be to Lake Sabrina. While there we can have lunch at the Cardinal Cafe before we reach the cars.Make sure you
1). have slime in your innertubes or tires.
2). bring your bike's battery charger
3). bring your bike's battery key
4). have your battery fully charged
5). bring your helmetINITIAL MEETUP LOCATION AND TIME: Erick Schat's Bakkerÿ at 7:30am.
MEETUP LOCATION: AND TIME: South Lake Rd. at 9:30am
PARKING FEE: None
ROUTE 1 South Lake
DISTANCE: 8 miles
ELEVATION GAIN: 1200'
ROUTE 2 Lake Sabrina
**MEETUP LOCATION: **Hwy 168
DISTANCE: 8 miles
ELEVATION GAIN: 1100'
THE PACE: No faster than the slowest biker in the group
DURATION: 4 hours of bike riding
LEVEL: Intermediate
TERRAIN: Paved hilly roads
RESTROOMS: Near the beginning, end and during the bike ride.
MY CELL # IS: 805-358-5972
8 attendees
Past events
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