MBA WEEKLY RIDES

MONDAY LEISURE RIDE | 6 PM
This ride is scheduled during the prime riding season (April to September- and beyond if weather permits) and is 10-17 miles at 10-13 miles per hour. The ride start will be Pinhook Park (at 6: 00 p.m.) for all rides. The group always stays together. and will adjust distance and pace based on the group at the ride. The leisure ride has a host and maps are not required. The length of the ride increases through the riding season.
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PINHOOK PARK | 2801 Riverside Drive | South Bend, Indiana
TUESDAY MORNING | 9 AM
These rides start at locations throughout the Michiana area with some locations relatively far from South Bend. In the Winter start time is 1 PM. The start times are adjusted based on the likely weather in the spring and fall.
Some groups may go up to fifty miles with an average of 15-17 miles per hour. There is no ride host for these rides so you should print and bring your own map (also accessed on RwGPS).


WEDNESDAY EVENING | 6 PM​
This ride is at 6:00 p.m. at various ride start locations in the South Bend area. In the fall when there is reduced evening daylight the ride will start at 5:30 p.m. This is the most popular weekly ride with riders of all skills in attendance. There will always be a range of distances (15 to 35 miles) with the exact distances dependent on the start location. There is a ride host and maps/cue sheets will be provided (also accessed on RwGPS).

SATURDAY/SUNDAY | 9:00 AM​
These rides start at locations throughout the Michiana area with some locations relatively far from South Bend. In the Winter start time is 1 PM. The start times are adjusted based on the likely weather in the spring and fall.
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These rides include longer distance options (60+ miles). If the weather is decent there will almost always be groups riding the longer distances at a faster pace (17+ average). During the prime riding season (May-September) there will usually be riders riding a variety of distances and speeds. There is no ride host for these rides so you should print and bring your own map (also accessed on RwGPS).
