Rides

Here is the CBBC 2024 Ride Calendar.  More detailed information, including start location and time, ride host, and RWGPS route, for our weekly rides can be found on the following weekly ride sheets.  This information changes frequently, so please be sure to check the ride sheet before heading out for any of these rides.

As you can see, CBBC Rides come in all flavors so pick your pleasure!  We have Saturday AM Rides and special rides throughout the season.  Members and non-members alike are welcome to ride with us on any ride.  And, no one is dropped on our rides! 

    • New to CBBC Rides?  Here’s what you can expect on a CBBC ride.
    • Cue Sheets and Maps:  All club routes can be found in CBBC’s RideWithGPS Club. RWGPS offers map and cue sheet printing and GPX export of club routes. Additional cue sheets and maps are also available on this site.
    • Are you new to group/club rides?  Have no fear!  We love it when newbies show up for a ride.  Simply let the ride host know so that he/she can help you get acclimated.  And, in advance of the ride, click here to review our group riding guidelines and to view videos provided by various organizations that support safe riding for all.   

CBBC members were surveyed in 2023 about their 2022 ride performances.  Respondents provided both personal and cycling head unit data from which we created the following Route Classification System:

Note:  AA rides are the toughest and DB rides are the easiest.

CBBC ride leaders will create or select an archived route and tag it according to its distance and climb elevation. This should enable members to better select rides within their abilities, and increases their chances of riding with members of similar abilities. Ride leaders will also announce the average speed of the upcoming ride, as this also has a major impact on members’ abilities. FOR EXAMPLE, a ride announcement might read:  Saturday’s ride will be a class BB at an average speed of 14 MPH.