Author: Colin S

The Ride:  The ride leaves Braid Street Skytrain, winds it way to the Coquitlam river (and up, no paddle), across to the Pitt for a short dyke ride to the Pitt River Bridge. From there we go along bike trails and back roads to the Billy Miner Pub.. After a

Update January 5: Weather forecast is good, so this ride is a go. The Ride:  This ride follows the shore of Boundary Bay through a major bird habitat and is a nature lover’s dream. Last time we did this ride all manner of wildlife was seen. Ride 18km on gravel

Due to daylight savings time, the ride starts at 10AM. A quick ride to Deep Cove. A couple of hills, the big one being down. Then rolling back along Dollarton back to Vancouver. Meet: 10AM at Terra Breads, Olympic Village Route: click here RSVP:  Colin

 The Ride: I’m back!!! (But just for a nice easy ride.) Remember the time difference…daylight savings time starts! Meet: At north side (Vancouver side) of Canada Line skytrain bridge 10:00AM Route:  Click HERE Distance: Approx.45 km. round trip Ride coordinator: colin Note: In case of inclement weather, check this sight 2

A nice sunny day ride with a few hills. Cruise down the Barnett Highway (nice wide shoulders) around beautiful Burrard inlet, before enjoying the rolling hills to Belcarra. We will be stopping on the way back in Port Moody for a bite to eat. Meet: 9:00am at JJ Bean (Commercial

The Ride:  The ride leaves Braid Street Skytrain, winds it way to the Coquitlam river (and up, no paddle), across to the Pitt for a short dyke ride to the Pitt River Bridge. From there we go along bike trails and back roads to the Billy Miner Pub.. After a

N It’s going to be a great day so let’s ride! The Ride:  The ride leaves Braid Street Skytrain travelling to the Golden Ears Bridge before heading south going by the Campbell Valley park before turning west to White Rock. We will stop in White Rock or Crescent Beach for

I’m tired of not riding with people, I am planning a quick short ride around town with a maximum of 5 people. YOU MUST LET ME KNOW BEFORE SHOWING UP!! We will meet at the co-op at 8AM. I will supply coffee but you need to supply your own mug.

The Ride: We’ll go along Stanley Park causeway, then to West Van and Marine Drive to Horseshoe Bay.  Meet: At the Science World glass gazebo at 09:00 (1455 Quebec St) Approximate Route:  Click HERE Distance:  Approx. 65 km. round trip Ride coordinator: Sharon

This ride will go rain or shine, but hopefully shine. The Ride:  This ride follows the shore of Boundary Bay through a major bird habitat and is a nature lover’s dream. Last time we did this ride all manner of wildlife was seen. Ride 18km on gravel into Tsawwassen for

For the “MEDIUM” riders, the ride starts at the Olympic Village, for the “LEISURE” riders, it starts at the parking lot just before the Seymour Demonstration Forest. Be prepared for uphill from just after the bridge, past Cap College to the start of the forest. Once in the forest, we

The Ride:  We will start at Lafarge Lake–Douglas skytrain station. Go over the Pitt bridge and then follow Dewdney Trunk road to almost Stave lake. We could go up to the Abbey in Mission, but it’s a pretty good climb. We’ll come back via the Lougheed and Pitt Meadows airport

It’s time to test your conditioning! The ride cuts onto Marine Drive in West Vancouver which we then follow to the ferry terminal at Horseshoe Bay. Riders have been known to turn back here. Keep going, it’s a great ride to Roberts Creek and lunch at the Gumboot Cafe (yum!). The hills