Emphasis will be on riding longer distances and hilly terrain where possible. The average speed on the ride is expected to be about 26 km/hour.

Road rides will cover approximately 40‐60 kms at an average speed in excess of 23 km/hour over both flat and rolling terrain, usually in an alternating‐leader formation, with a mid‐ride break and a total elapsed time of 2.5‐3.0 hours. Riders will need to be/become comfortable and predictable riding in fairly close proximity and in changing position within the group. A “road” bike (with drop bars and smooth/lightly treaded tires 28 mm or less in width) is highly recommended. (A mountain or other upright bike with off‐road tires will not allow you to maintain the pace or control required for this kind of riding.)

The Sunday ride is also open to club members who wish to ride at a slower pace provided a ride leader is identified at the start. They will follow the same (shorter) or slightly modified route.

The Monday Morning road ride will be a medium paced ride averaging 22 – 25 km/hour over a distance of 35 to 55 km. Ride speeds & distances will increase throughout the season.

Coordinator: Mike Gorman

KCC Rail Trail Ride – Open to all KCC Members – See Map for Start Location – You will find a Mountain Bike is the most suitable bike for the Rail Trail Ride. Where possible we will stop at a local coffee shop for a snack.

KCC Individual Time Trial – 15 km. Out and Back course on the wide paved shoulders of Eldon Rd. A 7.5km course is also available for those wishing to ride a shorter distance.

Coordinator: Mike Gorman

The Wednesday Morning road ride will be a medium paced ride averaging 22 – 25 km/hour over a distance of 35 to 55 km. Ride speeds & distances will increase throughout the season.

Coordinator: Mike Gorman

Road rides will cover approximately 40‐60 kms at an average speed in excess of 23 km/hour over both flat and rolling terrain, usually in an alternating‐leader formation, with a mid‐ride break and a total elapsed time of 2.5‐3.0 hours. Riders will need to be/become comfortable and predictable riding in fairly close proximity and in changing position within the group. A “road” bike (with drop bars and smooth/lightly treaded tires 28 mm or less in width) is highly recommended. (A mountain or other upright bike with off‐road tires will not allow you to maintain the pace or control required for this kind of riding.)

The Wednesday evening ride is also open to club members who wish to ride at a slower pace provided a ride leader is identified at the start. They will follow the same (shorter) or slightly modified route.

Relaxed Touring refers to rides of normally 30 to 60 km. Riders may be placed in different groups depending on distance and speed desired. Our rides feature both flat and rolling terrain as well as rail trails. Rest stops are incorporated frequently (approx every 30 minutes) and NO RIDER IS LEFT BEHIND.

This is a Try-Out ride for potential new members to test out the Club. Click for more information

Ride times vary but often include a lunch stop.

Emphasis will be on riding longer distances and hilly terrain where possible. The average speed on the ride is expected to be about 26 km/hour.

Road rides will cover approximately 40‐60 kms at an average speed in excess of 23 km/hour over both flat and rolling terrain, usually in an alternating‐leader formation, with a mid‐ride break and a total elapsed time of 2.5‐3.0 hours. Riders will need to be/become comfortable and predictable riding in fairly close proximity and in changing position within the group. A “road” bike (with drop bars and smooth/lightly treaded tires 28 mm or less in width) is highly recommended. (A mountain or other upright bike with off‐road tires will not allow you to maintain the pace or control required for this kind of riding.)

The Sunday ride is also open to club members who wish to ride at a slower pace provided a ride leader is identified at the start. They will follow the same (shorter) or slightly modified route.

The Monday Morning road ride will be a medium paced ride averaging 22 – 25 km/hour over a distance of 35 to 55 km. Ride speeds & distances will increase throughout the season.

Coordinator: Mike Gorman

KCC Rail Trail Ride – Open to all KCC Members – See Map for Start Location – You will find a Mountain Bike is the most suitable bike for the Rail Trail Ride. Where possible we will stop at a local coffee shop for a snack.

Kawartha Cycling Club Spring 2019 Trip information sheet

Road rides will cover approximately 40‐60 kms at an average speed in excess of 23 km/hour over both flat and rolling terrain, usually in an alternating‐leader formation, with a mid‐ride break and a total elapsed time of 2.5‐3.0 hours. Riders will need to be/become comfortable and predictable riding in fairly close proximity and in changing position within the group. A “road” bike (with drop bars and smooth/lightly treaded tires 28 mm or less in width) is highly recommended. (A mountain or other upright bike with off‐road tires will not allow you to maintain the pace or control required for this kind of riding.)

The Wednesday evening ride is also open to club members who wish to ride at a slower pace provided a ride leader is identified at the start. They will follow the same (shorter) or slightly modified route.

Relaxed Touring refers to rides of normally 30 to 60 km. Riders may be placed in different groups depending on distance and speed desired. Our rides feature both flat and rolling terrain as well as rail trails. Rest stops are incorporated frequently (approx every 30 minutes) and NO RIDER IS LEFT BEHIND.

Ride times vary but often include a lunch stop.

Emphasis will be on riding longer distances and hilly terrain where possible. The average speed on the ride is expected to be about 26 km/hour.

Road rides will cover approximately 40‐60 kms at an average speed in excess of 23 km/hour over both flat and rolling terrain, usually in an alternating‐leader formation, with a mid‐ride break and a total elapsed time of 2.5‐3.0 hours. Riders will need to be/become comfortable and predictable riding in fairly close proximity and in changing position within the group. A “road” bike (with drop bars and smooth/lightly treaded tires 28 mm or less in width) is highly recommended. (A mountain or other upright bike with off‐road tires will not allow you to maintain the pace or control required for this kind of riding.)

The Sunday ride is also open to club members who wish to ride at a slower pace provided a ride leader is identified at the start. They will follow the same (shorter) or slightly modified route.

The Monday Morning road ride will be a medium paced ride averaging 22 – 25 km/hour over a distance of 35 to 55 km. Ride speeds & distances will increase throughout the season.

Coordinator: Mike Gorman

KCC Rail Trail Ride – Open to all KCC Members – See Map for Start Location – You will find a Mountain Bike is the most suitable bike for the Rail Trail Ride. Where possible we will stop at a local coffee shop for a snack.