Filed Under: Cycling
The Rocky Mountain Cycling Club (RMCC), formed in the Fall of 1993 and currently with over 350 members, was created to cater to active, enthusiastic cyclists of intermediate and advanced levels and interests. This is accomplished in two ways: first, by scheduling and conducting an annual slate of rides which challenge riders to plan and develop his or her conditioning level and cycling ability, and, second, by aggressively working to return benefits to members such as promotions and discounts on purchases of cycling equipment and other services from local bike shops. We are focused on rides and promotions that enhance your cycling enjoyment. The RMCC is an official supporter of Bicycle Colorado, and works to safeguard the rights and safety of cyclists in Colorado.
What further sets our club apart is a full range of pedaling experiences, whether you ride for fitness, or endurance on road or mountain bikes. No other local club offers the variety nor the scope of rides.
So you can more easily find people to ride with, cyclists group themselves at the ride start by estimated cruising speed: 20+ mph, 17+ mph, or 14+ mph over flat to gently rolling terrain. These groups then start at staggered 30-second intervals.
Regular rides are almost every Saturday and Sunday. Saturday rides usually include climbs, while Sunday rides are relatively flat. All the starting locations are strategically located along the Front Range from Loveland to Monument and from Aurora to Copper Mountain. The Regular Sunday ride is a fixed-gear ride, although both geared and fixed geared riders are welcome.
The program calendar for 2005 begins in January and contains over 90 training rides and events through November, plus show-and-go rides in December and January.
From April through October, we offer weekday rides on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Check the ride schedule for full details.
See the ride schedule at:
http://www.rmccrides.com/schedulecurrent.html#topofthepage
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