Each ride on the calendar is categorized by the terrain. Categories are listed below in order of increasing difficulty.
When choosing a ride you should take into consideration the terrain, the distance, and your riding abilities.
1 Flat - Flat 5 Hilly - Hilly 2 Roll - Rolling 6 VH - Very Hilly 3 Mod - Moderate 7 XH - Exceptionally Hilly 4 SmH - Small Hills 8 Legs - Legs of Steel
Other Abbreviations used
SR = Supported Rides, avg speed 10-12mph, leader rides in back
ADV = Adventure rides: MTB or fat tires required
For more information on RBC Ride types check out: How to Enjoy RBC Rides
- More information about RBC Meetup here.
- Find all RBC rides
- The only calendar were Added Rides will appear.
- Find ride dates, times, start locations, distances and terrain. Print the map and/or cue sheet.
- RSVP for a ride, invite your friends to join you, ask questions, add comments or pictures.
- There is also a Meetup phone app available for both iphone and Android.
Other calendar formats available only to members, can be found in the members area.
Members can download the RBC CD from the Members Area/Club Documents page.
Susquehannock Lodge Weekend May 11-13, 2018
This is a weekend of riding with like minded friends in Potter County, PA which is around 2 -3 hours south of Rochester. The rides are loops rides from the lodge anywhere from 30-75 miles with the terrain rolling to hilly. There are also several miles of dirt roads and trails for mountain bike exploring. We work on making sure no one rides alone if at all possible.
Andrew Spiller Memorial Challenge Ride & Picnic
July 21, 2018 Mendon Ponds Park, East Lodge
2018 Supported Rides Brochure and Calendar
Our less demanding rides are labeled SUPPORTED RIDES (SR) (Formerly Slow & Easy). These rides are ridden as a loose group that will pause to regroup from time to time. To participate on an SR ride, you need to be physically conditioned and able to cycle for 2 hours at about 10-12 mph over some possible rolling terrain. The leader always rides at the back of the group and is there to provide support and encouragement. Ride leaders will give tips on safety and technique and may assist with minor repairs."
RBC Google Calendar
- Want to see more details easily? Click the Week or Agenda tab.
- The Google calendar does NOT include Added Rides.