What we’re about
We are a social Cycling Group for adults run by volunteers.
Our goal is to bring people together to have fun and make new friends while safely exploring Metro Vancouver’s many cycling routes. (We have recently added some day trips to Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands and into Washington State). Our rides vary from urban and suburban to rural on bike friendly roadways, dykes and trails and from a few hours to all day. Rides are generally easy to moderate in difficulty and range from 40 to 80 km. Our hope is for participants to arrive at the end of a ride happy and satisfied with the outing and their ride leader.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Bike Ride - Queensborough / Richmond TourQueensborough Community Centre, New Westminster, BC
Please read all the information about a ride before signing up.
Biking is weather dependent. At times last minute changes may be posted. Be sure to check for updates the night before and the morning of a ride.
THE RIDE: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/41245826
This is a flat, circle ride on roads and trails. From Queensborough we head west along Dyke Rd.. north on No. 9 Rd., west on Westminster Hwy then south on the Shell Rd. Trail to the Richmond S Dyke Trail and into Steveston where we stop for Lunch. After lunch we zigzag back across Richmond to Westminster Hwy, then east around Queensborough and back to the start point.
Difficulty: Moderate (for distance) if you have been biking regularly.
Distance: 65.5 km.
Estimated Ride Time: 5 hrs
Bring: snacks/water. Pack a lunch or buy something in Steveston. Lunch will be at Gary Point Park in Steveston.Meet Up Location: Queensborough Community Center, 920 Ewan Ave.
Dave’s Cel: (604) 317-9073
Please be aware: all members and guests cycle at their own risk. Once you sign up, we are not liable for any mishaps and we do not have any medical training. Please be responsible for yourself and follow all cycling rules and the leader’s directions.
Please be sure: your bike is in good condition, tires are inflated and brakes are in good working order before arriving at the starting point. Carrying a Repair Kit and an extra inner tube is recommended. To help you to be seen and heard on the road, the following equipment is also recommended: a bell, flashing front and back lights or reflectors and a mirror.
Our goal is for you to enjoy your ride and have you arrive at the end safe, happy and satisfied with your leader as well as your outing. - Bike Ride - Burnaby Lake / New West Quay /False Creek LoopBurnaby Lake Rugby Club, Burnaby, BC
** Please read all the information about a ride before signing up.**
Biking is weather dependent. At times last minute changes may be posted. Be sure to check for updates the night before and the morning of a ride.
THE RIDE: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/41632147
https://www.komoot.com/tour/1613306966
This is a Circle Route with 48.1 km paved roads and bike ways and 8.8 km hard-packed trails. The route follows the Freeway Trail along the Brunette River past Hume Park and Queens Park to the New West Quay where we stop for coffee. We then follow the BC Parkway Trail past Central Park to John Hendry Park where we stop for lunch, After lunch we follow the Central Valley Greenway (CVG) Trail to the south False Creek Seawall, cross the Burrard Street Bridge and follow the north False Creek Seawall to Science World then follow Adanac, Union and Lakewood and the CVG back to Burnaby Lake.Difficulty: Moderate if you have been biking regularly.
Distance: 56.9 km
Estimated Ride Time: 5.5 hr
Bring: snacks / water and Pack a Lunch. We will stop for lunch at John Hendry Park
Meet Up Location: Burnaby Rugby Club Parking Lot - 3760 Sperling Ave , Burnaby
Dave’s Cel: (604) 317-9073
Jims Mobile: 604-999-3501Please be aware: that all members and guests cycle at their own risk. Once you sign up, we are not liable for any mishaps and we do not have any medical training. Please be responsible for yourself and follow all cycling rules and the leader’s directions.
Please be sure your bike is in good condition, tires are inflated and brakes are in good working order before arriving at the starting point. Carrying a Repair Kit and an extra inner tube is recommended. To help you to be seen and heard on the road, the following equipment is also recommended: a bell, flashing front and back lights or reflectors and a mirror.
Our goal is for you to enjoy your ride and have you arrive at the end safe, happy and satisfied with your leader as well as your outing. - Bike Ride - Pitt Meadows Athletic Park - Pitt LakePitt Meadows Athletic Park, Pitt Meadows, BC
** Please read all the information about a ride before signing up.**
Biking is weather-dependent. At times last-minute changes may be posted. Please be sure to check your calendar the night before and the morning of a ride.
THE RIDE: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/41157958
https://www.komoot.com/tour/1613233940
This is a modified circle route with 34.7 km on paved and 26.1 km on hard-packed trails. From our start point, we head east across Pitt Meadows to Maple Ridge then north along 216 St. to the North Alouette River Trail and onto Neaves Rd. We continue north on Neaves to Rannie Rd. and onto the Pitt Lake Dike where we stop for lunch, Our return takes us back south along Rannie and Neaves, west on McNeil Rd. and north on Harris Road to the Pitt River Dyke which we follow back to Bonson Road and our start point.
Difficulty: Moderate for distance, very little elevation gain.
Distance: 60.8 km.
Expected Duration: 5 - 5.5 hr
Bring: snacks/water and PACK A LUNCH. We will stop for lunch at Pitt Lake. There are no food facilities at the lake.
Meet Up Location: 11431 Bonson Rd, Pitt MeadowsPlease be aware: that all members and guests cycle at their own risk. Once you sign up, we are not liable for any mishaps and we do not have any medical training. Please be responsible for yourself and follow all cycling rules and the leader’s agenda.
Our aim is for you to enjoy your ride and have you arrive at the end safe, happy and satisfied with your leader as well as your outing.
Please be sure your bike is in good condition, tires are inflated and brakes are in good working order before arriving at the starting point. Carrying a Repair Kit and an extra inner tube is recommended. To help you to be seen and heard on the road, the following equipment is also recommended: a bell, flashing front and back lights or reflectors and a mirror. - Bike Ride - Burnaby Lake / Chinatown / Lost Lagoon LoopBurnaby Lake Rugby Club, Burnaby, BC
** Please read all the information about a ride before signing up.**
Biking is weather dependent. At times last minute changes may be posted. Be sure to check for updates the night before and the morning of a ride.
THE RIDE: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46121906
This is a loop ride with 42.1 km paved and 9.3 km hard packed trails. The route heads east along Burnaby Lake then north past Burnaby Mountain Golf Course before turning west and heading along Coal Harbour thru Chinatown to Lost Lagoon. Our return heads south and east along English Bay, along the north side of False Creek, past Science World and up Ontario to 10th Ave. We follow 10th onto the CVG and back to Burnaby Lake.
Difficulty: Moderate if you have been biking regularly.
Distance: 51.4 km
Estimated Ride Time: 5 hrs.
Bring: snacks//water and Pack a Lunch. We will stop for lunch along the route.
Meet Up Location: Burnaby Lake Rugby Club Parking Lot - 3760 Spurling Ave, Burnaby
Dave’s Cel: (604) 317-9073Please be aware: all members and guests cycle at their own risk. Once you sign up, we are not liable for any mishaps and we do not have any medical training. Please be responsible for yourself and follow all cycling rules and the leader’s directions.
Please be sure your bike is in good condition, tires are inflated and brakes are in good working order before arriving at the starting point. Carrying a Repair Kit and an extra inner tube is recommended. To help you to be seen and heard on the road, the following equipment is also recommended: a bell, flashing front and back lights or reflectors and a mirror.
