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• Praline Croissant Women's/NB Ride (20)

  • When
    2025-11-28
  •  
    6:30 AM - 8:00 AM
  • Location
    Minuteman Bikeway trailhead, Steel Pl and Alewife Station Access Rd, Cambridge
  • Spaces left
    18

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form

  **IF RIDE LEAVES BEFORE SUNRISE, RIDERS MUST HAVE FRONT AND REAR LIGHTS.

  Ride Description:

  The ride leaves PROMPTLY from the Minuteman Bikeway terminus near Alewife (at the intersection of three bike paths: Fitchburg Cutoff, Alewife Linear, and Minuteman). We head down the Minuteman Bikeway to Lexington Center, into Burlington, up Blanchard Rd to the water tower at Mary Cummings Park. We descend to beautiful Horn Pond for a photo op, spin past Mystic Lakes, and head back to Alewife via the Minuteman. We often stop for coffee at the finish.

  Is this ride for me?
  

  How do I figure out my average pace?

  Pace/Ride Type:

  • LED RIDE, regrouping where safe to do so.
  • Average pace 13-16 mph. Riders may break into pace groups. 
  • Have the route downloaded to your navigation device. Riders may be riding alone before regrouping occurs.  
  • Riders unable to keep to the minimum average pace (13 mph) may be finishing on their own.

  Ride Start Location:

  Ride starts at the Minuteman Bikeway trailhead in Cambridge, on the north side of the Alewife MBTA parking garage, at the intersection of Steel Pl and Alewife Station Access Rd. This is the intersection of three bike paths: Fitchburg Cutoff, Alewife Linear, and Minuteman.

  Parking Information:

  Parking is available for a fee in the Alewife garage, 35 Cambridgepark Drive, Cambridge. When you emerge from the main parking garage on your bike, turn right and travel ~50 yards to the Bikeway trailhead which will be directly in front of you, across the access road.

  Free parking can be found a few hundred yards down the path in Arlington (please arrive early to allow time to ride to start location):

  • Thorndike Field, 99 Margaret Rd
  • Spy Pond Park, 56 Pond Lane

  Restroom: None at the start; there is usually a port-a-john at Thorndike Field in Arlington. No rest stops are planned for this ride.

  Cancellation:

  Rain or unsafe weather/road conditions cancels. Will make call by 10 pm the night before and again at 5 am in case of unexpected weather.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Barb Taylor , slack or ; TEXT ONLY on ride day: 781-462-7454

  Link to RwGPS Route

  • 20 miles:  https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45804334

  The CRW Women's/Nonbinary Program's goal is to invite more women, nonbinary, and female-identifying folks onto the road, foster connection with others in the club, and act as an on-ramp to other co-ed areas of the club. Feel free to contact the ride leader via email if you have any questions about this ride or the Women's/Nonbinary Program in general.

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• Turkey Burner (2025) and Food Drive

  • When
    2025-11-28
  •  
    9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
  • Location
    Craft Food Hall, 200 5th Ave. Waltham, MA 02451
  • Spaces left
    38

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW code of conduct.

  
  

  Ride Description:

  You know you're going to eat too much on Thanksgiving. Ride your bike and burn off some of those calories. 

  Given the food uncertainty, I'm asking riders to bring a donation for the Newton Food Panty. The Pantry's most needed items:  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vh1B6rBnpFWXKXiTf8N9hNO87iCDsa-f/view 
  (You tuck a can of soup in your jersey pocket if you're riding to the start.)

  Ride Start Location:

  Craft Food Hall, 200 5th Ave. Waltham, MA 02451
  Plenty of parking, but no bathrooms

  Stay post-ride and grab some beers and 'tots with me.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Doug Cornelius:
  617-416-0000 (phone and text)
  doug.cornelius@gmail.com

  Link to RwGPS Route

  • 40: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/53233269

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form

  
  

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• Speedy Croissant Women/NB Ride (24)

  • When
    2025-12-02
  •  
    6:00 AM - 8:00 AM
  • Location
    Minuteman Bikeway trailhead, Steel Pl and Alewife Station Access Rd, Cambridge
  • Spaces left
    20

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form

  Ride Description:

  **IF RIDE LEAVES BEFORE SUNRISE, RIDERS MUST HAVE FRONT AND REAR LIGHTS.

  Please read carefully to determine if this ride is for you:

  • Spirited show-and-go (16+ mph) ride for women, women-identifying, and nonbinary riders. 
  • Arrive at least 5 minutes early. The ride leaves PROMPTLY after a mandatory safety talk. 
    
  • Riders should be well-experienced in riding safely at high speeds in close quarters.
  • Previous paceline training (e.g., CRW paceline clinic) is required.
    
  • Ride does not regroup; dropped riders finish on their own. 
  • For the safety of all, ebikes and aerobars are not permitted on this ride.

  Ride Start Location:

  Minuteman Bikeway trailhead in Cambridge, on the north side of the Alewife MBTA parking garage, at the intersection of Steel Pl and Alewife Station Access Rd. This is the intersection of three bike paths: Fitchburg Cutoff, Alewife Linear, and Minuteman.

  Parking Information:

  Parking is available for a fee in the Alewife garage, 35 Cambridgepark Drive, Cambridge. When you emerge from the main parking garage on your bike, turn right and travel ~50 yards to the Bikeway trailhead which will be directly in front of you, across the access road.

  Free parking can be found a few hundred yards down the path in Arlington (please arrive extra early to allow time to ride to start location):

  • Thorndike Field, 99 Margaret Rd
  • Spy Pond Park, 56 Pond Lane

  Restroom: None at the start; there is usually a port-a-john at Thorndike Field in Arlington. No rest stops are planned for this ride.

  Cancellation:

  Rain or unsafe weather/road conditions cancels. Will make call by 9 pm the night before and confirm again at 5:00 am in case of unexpected weather.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Amy Juodawlkis, AJ@crw.org; TEXT ONLY on ride day: 339-203-7536

  Link to RwGPS Route:

  • 24 miles https://ridewithgps.com/routes/50183296 

  The CRW Women's/Nonbinary Program's goal is to invite more women, nonbinary, and female-identifying folks onto the road, foster connection with others in the club, and act as an on-ramp to other co-ed areas of the club. Feel free to contact the ride leader via email if you have any questions about this ride or the Women's/Nonbinary Program in general.

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• Wednesday Wheelers

  • When
    2025-12-03
  •  
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Varies Weekly
  • Spaces left
    39
  • Registered
    1 registrant

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form
  

  Ride Description:

  A group that enjoys exploring a variety of scenic routes, mostly in the western suburbs, but also to the north or south. Occasionally we do an urban exploration. We always include a lunch stop, either during or at the end of the ride. In the winter we may substitute other activities, such as walking, hiking or cross-country skiing. We stay together, following the leader for the day, while being careful not to drop anyone. On a rural ride of average hilliness, the pace is 15 to 17 mph on the flats, but slows considerably on the hills, so we wind up with a rolling average of about 13 mph. In fairness to the group, we require that prospective riders be capable of maintaining this pace. Distances are typically between 30 and 40 miles.

  Non-members of CRW are welcome to ride with us and experience what the Wednesday Wheelers offer. If you like our rides, however, and wish to continue to ride with us, we expect you to become a CRW member.

  If interested, contact Wednesday Wheeler Ride Coordinator

  Ride Start Location:

  Ride location changes weekly.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Ride Leaders change weekly

  Helen Greitzer - Ride Coordinator   helengreitzer@gmail.com

  
  

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• Praline Croissant Women's/NB Ride (20)

  • When
    2025-12-05
  •  
    6:30 AM - 8:00 AM
  • Location
    Minuteman Bikeway trailhead, Steel Pl and Alewife Station Access Rd, Cambridge
  • Spaces left
    19

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form

  **IF RIDE LEAVES BEFORE SUNRISE, RIDERS MUST HAVE FRONT AND REAR LIGHTS.

  Ride Description:

  The ride leaves PROMPTLY from the Minuteman Bikeway terminus near Alewife (at the intersection of three bike paths: Fitchburg Cutoff, Alewife Linear, and Minuteman). We head down the Minuteman Bikeway to Lexington Center, into Burlington, up Blanchard Rd to the water tower at Mary Cummings Park. We descend to beautiful Horn Pond for a photo op, spin past Mystic Lakes, and head back to Alewife via the Minuteman. We often stop for coffee at the finish.

  Is this ride for me?
  

  How do I figure out my average pace?

  Pace/Ride Type:

  • LED RIDE, regrouping where safe to do so.
  • Average pace 13-16 mph. Riders may break into pace groups. 
  • Have the route downloaded to your navigation device. Riders may be riding alone before regrouping occurs.  
  • Riders unable to keep to the minimum average pace (13 mph) may be finishing on their own.

  Ride Start Location:

  Ride starts at the Minuteman Bikeway trailhead in Cambridge, on the north side of the Alewife MBTA parking garage, at the intersection of Steel Pl and Alewife Station Access Rd. This is the intersection of three bike paths: Fitchburg Cutoff, Alewife Linear, and Minuteman.

  Parking Information:

  Parking is available for a fee in the Alewife garage, 35 Cambridgepark Drive, Cambridge. When you emerge from the main parking garage on your bike, turn right and travel ~50 yards to the Bikeway trailhead which will be directly in front of you, across the access road.

  Free parking can be found a few hundred yards down the path in Arlington (please arrive early to allow time to ride to start location):

  • Thorndike Field, 99 Margaret Rd
  • Spy Pond Park, 56 Pond Lane

  Restroom: None at the start; there is usually a port-a-john at Thorndike Field in Arlington. No rest stops are planned for this ride.

  Cancellation:

  Rain or unsafe weather/road conditions cancels. Will make call by 10 pm the night before and again at 5 am in case of unexpected weather.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Amy Juodawlkis, AJ@crw.org; TEXT ONLY on ride day: 339-203-7536

  Link to RwGPS Route

  • 20 miles:  https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45804334

  The CRW Women's/Nonbinary Program's goal is to invite more women, nonbinary, and female-identifying folks onto the road, foster connection with others in the club, and act as an on-ramp to other co-ed areas of the club. Feel free to contact the ride leader via email if you have any questions about this ride or the Women's/Nonbinary Program in general.

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• Bridgewater Birthday Bash (57, 41)

  • When
    2025-12-06
  •  
    9:30 AM - 3:30 PM
  • Location
    86 Park Ave, Bridgewater, MA 02324 (West Campus Lot, behind Kelly Gymnasium)
  • Spaces left
    58

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form

  Ride Description:

  Starting at Bridgewater State University, we use a pedestrian underpass to see more of the main campus. Exploring the nearby towns, we pass Burrage Pond Wildlife Management Area, Oliver Mills Park (with fish ladders for its dam), and some of the Lakeville lakes. Come see what suburbia and farmlands south of Boston have to offer.

  Potential stops include:

  • Cumberland Farms at 25.4 miles. There is access to food, water, and bathrooms.

  The routes diverge at 27.4 miles.

  Weather cancellations will be announced by 7:00 AM the day of the ride. May reschedule to December 7.

  Parking is free, or you can take the MBTA commuter rail (see below for details).

  Ride Start Location:

  86 Park Ave, Bridgewater, MA 02324
  

  West Campus Lot, behind Kelly Gymnasium

  https://www.google.com/maps/place/West+campus+lot/@41.9877678,-70.9698585,845m/
  

  https://www.bridgew.edu/office/parking-services/parking-lots states "Weekend Parking from 4 pm Friday-6 pm Sunday is permitted in all commuter, resident and faculty/staff lots without a parking decal or temporary pass."

  Do NOT park at St. Basil Chapel.

  The MBTA Commuter Rail Bridgewater station is very close nearby, just on the other side of the pedestrian tunnel. (https://www.mbta.com/stops/place-MM-0277) The Fall River/New Bedford Line from South Station at 8:20 AM should arrive at 9:13 AM. (https://www.mbta.com/schedules/CR-NewBedford/timetable?date=2025-12-06) After arriving, travel north ~200 yards and under the pedestrian tunnel to BSU's West Campus to join riders assembling in the West Campus Lot.

  No bathroom facilities on site but the nearby town center has gas stations and coffee shops. 

  Ride Leader(s):

  Andrew Black (apb1288@gmail.com) 57 miles, typically at 16-17 mph

  Link to RwGPS Route

  • 57 miles https://ridewithgps.com/routes/53209834
  • 41 miles https://ridewithgps.com/routes/53209806

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• Wednesday Wheelers

  • When
    2025-12-10
  •  
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Varies Weekly
  • Spaces left
    40
  • Registered
    Be the first

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form
  

  Ride Description:

  A group that enjoys exploring a variety of scenic routes, mostly in the western suburbs, but also to the north or south. Occasionally we do an urban exploration. We always include a lunch stop, either during or at the end of the ride. In the winter we may substitute other activities, such as walking, hiking or cross-country skiing. We stay together, following the leader for the day, while being careful not to drop anyone. On a rural ride of average hilliness, the pace is 15 to 17 mph on the flats, but slows considerably on the hills, so we wind up with a rolling average of about 13 mph. In fairness to the group, we require that prospective riders be capable of maintaining this pace. Distances are typically between 30 and 40 miles.

  Non-members of CRW are welcome to ride with us and experience what the Wednesday Wheelers offer. If you like our rides, however, and wish to continue to ride with us, we expect you to become a CRW member.

  If interested, contact Wednesday Wheeler Ride Coordinator

  Ride Start Location:

  Ride location changes weekly.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Ride Leaders change weekly

  Helen Greitzer - Ride Coordinator   helengreitzer@gmail.com

  
  

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• WORKSHOP: Virtual Indoor Training Technology

  • When
    2025-12-11
  •  
    7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
  • Location
    Virtual Workshop via Google Meet
  • Spaces left
    57

  Register

  Join CRW online for an informative workshop covering trainer options, virtual platforms, and staying connected with fellow riders. Perfect timing to get your indoor setup ready for the colder months ahead!

  Attendees are expected to adhere to CRW code of conduct, template 20240415

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Feedback Form
  

  
  

  Event Description:

  • When: 7:00 PM, Thursday, December 11, 2025
  • Format: Virtual event via Google Meet
  • Duration: 1.5 hour
  • Please register to attend this free online workshop
    

  What We'll Cover

  • Accessing your needs
  • Smart Trainers
  • Trainer setup
  • Training Programs
  • Using Discord while virtual training
  • Q&A session

  How to Join

  • Register for this event
  • Registrants will receive an email reminder with the meeting link 24 hours before the event
  • Join from your computer, tablet, or smartphone

  Presenters:

  • John O'Dowd, rides-VP@crw.org
  • Tsachi Avrahami, tsachi@avrahami.com
  • Mary Kernan, mary.kernan@gmail.com

  Questions?

  Email questions to rides-VP@crw.org
  

  Presentation materials will be available afterward for those who can't attend live.

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• Wednesday Wheelers

  • When
    2025-12-17
  •  
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Varies Weekly
  • Spaces left
    40
  • Registered
    Be the first

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form
  

  Ride Description:

  A group that enjoys exploring a variety of scenic routes, mostly in the western suburbs, but also to the north or south. Occasionally we do an urban exploration. We always include a lunch stop, either during or at the end of the ride. In the winter we may substitute other activities, such as walking, hiking or cross-country skiing. We stay together, following the leader for the day, while being careful not to drop anyone. On a rural ride of average hilliness, the pace is 15 to 17 mph on the flats, but slows considerably on the hills, so we wind up with a rolling average of about 13 mph. In fairness to the group, we require that prospective riders be capable of maintaining this pace. Distances are typically between 30 and 40 miles.

  Non-members of CRW are welcome to ride with us and experience what the Wednesday Wheelers offer. If you like our rides, however, and wish to continue to ride with us, we expect you to become a CRW member.

  If interested, contact Wednesday Wheeler Ride Coordinator

  Ride Start Location:

  Ride location changes weekly.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Ride Leaders change weekly

  Helen Greitzer - Ride Coordinator   helengreitzer@gmail.com

  
  

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• Wednesday Wheelers

  • When
    2025-12-24
  •  
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Varies Weekly
  • Spaces left
    40
  • Registered
    Be the first

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form
  

  Ride Description:

  A group that enjoys exploring a variety of scenic routes, mostly in the western suburbs, but also to the north or south. Occasionally we do an urban exploration. We always include a lunch stop, either during or at the end of the ride. In the winter we may substitute other activities, such as walking, hiking or cross-country skiing. We stay together, following the leader for the day, while being careful not to drop anyone. On a rural ride of average hilliness, the pace is 15 to 17 mph on the flats, but slows considerably on the hills, so we wind up with a rolling average of about 13 mph. In fairness to the group, we require that prospective riders be capable of maintaining this pace. Distances are typically between 30 and 40 miles.

  Non-members of CRW are welcome to ride with us and experience what the Wednesday Wheelers offer. If you like our rides, however, and wish to continue to ride with us, we expect you to become a CRW member.

  If interested, contact Wednesday Wheeler Ride Coordinator

  Ride Start Location:

  Ride location changes weekly.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Ride Leaders change weekly

  Helen Greitzer - Ride Coordinator   helengreitzer@gmail.com

  
  

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• Wednesday Wheelers

  • When
    2025-12-31
  •  
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Varies Weekly
  • Spaces left
    40
  • Registered
    Be the first

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form
  

  Ride Description:

  A group that enjoys exploring a variety of scenic routes, mostly in the western suburbs, but also to the north or south. Occasionally we do an urban exploration. We always include a lunch stop, either during or at the end of the ride. In the winter we may substitute other activities, such as walking, hiking or cross-country skiing. We stay together, following the leader for the day, while being careful not to drop anyone. On a rural ride of average hilliness, the pace is 15 to 17 mph on the flats, but slows considerably on the hills, so we wind up with a rolling average of about 13 mph. In fairness to the group, we require that prospective riders be capable of maintaining this pace. Distances are typically between 30 and 40 miles.

  Non-members of CRW are welcome to ride with us and experience what the Wednesday Wheelers offer. If you like our rides, however, and wish to continue to ride with us, we expect you to become a CRW member.

  If interested, contact Wednesday Wheeler Ride Coordinator

  Ride Start Location:

  Ride location changes weekly.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Ride Leaders change weekly

  Helen Greitzer - Ride Coordinator   helengreitzer@gmail.com

  
  

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• Wednesday Wheelers

  • When
    2026-01-07
  •  
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Varies Weekly
  • Spaces left
    40
  • Registered
    Be the first

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form
  

  Ride Description:

  A group that enjoys exploring a variety of scenic routes, mostly in the western suburbs, but also to the north or south. Occasionally we do an urban exploration. We always include a lunch stop, either during or at the end of the ride. In the winter we may substitute other activities, such as walking, hiking or cross-country skiing. We stay together, following the leader for the day, while being careful not to drop anyone. On a rural ride of average hilliness, the pace is 15 to 17 mph on the flats, but slows considerably on the hills, so we wind up with a rolling average of about 13 mph. In fairness to the group, we require that prospective riders be capable of maintaining this pace. Distances are typically between 30 and 40 miles.

  Non-members of CRW are welcome to ride with us and experience what the Wednesday Wheelers offer. If you like our rides, however, and wish to continue to ride with us, we expect you to become a CRW member.

  If interested, contact Wednesday Wheeler Ride Coordinator

  Ride Start Location:

  Ride location changes weekly.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Ride Leaders change weekly

  Helen Greitzer - Ride Coordinator   helengreitzer@gmail.com

  
  

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• Wednesday Wheelers

  • When
    2026-01-14
  •  
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Varies Weekly
  • Spaces left
    40
  • Registered
    Be the first

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form
  

  Ride Description:

  A group that enjoys exploring a variety of scenic routes, mostly in the western suburbs, but also to the north or south. Occasionally we do an urban exploration. We always include a lunch stop, either during or at the end of the ride. In the winter we may substitute other activities, such as walking, hiking or cross-country skiing. We stay together, following the leader for the day, while being careful not to drop anyone. On a rural ride of average hilliness, the pace is 15 to 17 mph on the flats, but slows considerably on the hills, so we wind up with a rolling average of about 13 mph. In fairness to the group, we require that prospective riders be capable of maintaining this pace. Distances are typically between 30 and 40 miles.

  Non-members of CRW are welcome to ride with us and experience what the Wednesday Wheelers offer. If you like our rides, however, and wish to continue to ride with us, we expect you to become a CRW member.

  If interested, contact Wednesday Wheeler Ride Coordinator

  Ride Start Location:

  Ride location changes weekly.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Ride Leaders change weekly

  Helen Greitzer - Ride Coordinator   helengreitzer@gmail.com

  
  

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• Wednesday Wheelers

  • When
    2026-01-21
  •  
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Varies Weekly
  • Spaces left
    40
  • Registered
    Be the first

  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form
  

  Ride Description:

  A group that enjoys exploring a variety of scenic routes, mostly in the western suburbs, but also to the north or south. Occasionally we do an urban exploration. We always include a lunch stop, either during or at the end of the ride. In the winter we may substitute other activities, such as walking, hiking or cross-country skiing. We stay together, following the leader for the day, while being careful not to drop anyone. On a rural ride of average hilliness, the pace is 15 to 17 mph on the flats, but slows considerably on the hills, so we wind up with a rolling average of about 13 mph. In fairness to the group, we require that prospective riders be capable of maintaining this pace. Distances are typically between 30 and 40 miles.

  Non-members of CRW are welcome to ride with us and experience what the Wednesday Wheelers offer. If you like our rides, however, and wish to continue to ride with us, we expect you to become a CRW member.

  If interested, contact Wednesday Wheeler Ride Coordinator

  Ride Start Location:

  Ride location changes weekly.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Ride Leaders change weekly

  Helen Greitzer - Ride Coordinator   helengreitzer@gmail.com

  
  

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• Wednesday Wheelers

  • When
    2026-01-28
  •  
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Varies Weekly
  • Spaces left
    40
  • Registered
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  Register

  CRW Rides are open to members and guests. Guests may attend two rides annually before being required to join the club. Please click the Register button to the left to join the ride. Helmets are required on all CRW rides. Riders are expected to adhere to CRW Code of Conduct, and to be familiar with CRW’s Rider Guidelines, Group Riding Guidelines, and Pedestrian Awareness Guidelines. (20250430)

  Attendees: We welcome your feedback about your event experience here:
  Ride Feedback Form
  

  Ride Description:

  A group that enjoys exploring a variety of scenic routes, mostly in the western suburbs, but also to the north or south. Occasionally we do an urban exploration. We always include a lunch stop, either during or at the end of the ride. In the winter we may substitute other activities, such as walking, hiking or cross-country skiing. We stay together, following the leader for the day, while being careful not to drop anyone. On a rural ride of average hilliness, the pace is 15 to 17 mph on the flats, but slows considerably on the hills, so we wind up with a rolling average of about 13 mph. In fairness to the group, we require that prospective riders be capable of maintaining this pace. Distances are typically between 30 and 40 miles.

  Non-members of CRW are welcome to ride with us and experience what the Wednesday Wheelers offer. If you like our rides, however, and wish to continue to ride with us, we expect you to become a CRW member.

  If interested, contact Wednesday Wheeler Ride Coordinator

  Ride Start Location:

  Ride location changes weekly.

  Ride Leader(s):

  Ride Leaders change weekly

  Helen Greitzer - Ride Coordinator   helengreitzer@gmail.com

  
  

  Show details