Beginning next weekend, both the Saturday Geezer rides and the Arizona Bicycle Club Sunday breakfast ride from Grenada Park (20th Street and Maryland) change to their winter schedule and will start at 7:30 a.m. However, the Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday rides will remain at 6:30 a.m. for the time being.
A group of riders has successfully restarted the regular Geezer ride from the Camelback Inn of Saturday morning. This should enable the Extreme Geezers, who meet at the traffic circle at Invergordon and Northern, to resume their more moderate pace. What follows are some words on that subject by our esteemed leader, Jerry Bell. – Jack Quinn
REMINDER: Both rides [Geezers and Extreme Geezers] start at 7:30 effective next Saturday.
I’m guessing that the Extreme Geezer group will be backing off to a more moderate Fall/Winter pace of 17 – 21mph out bound. The Camelback Geezer group will no doubt continue to ride at a faster pace. Perhaps they can catch the extremes on the climb up Via Linda.
If the 17-21 mph pace is too slow for some, I recommend rejoining the Geezers at Camelback.
jb
A group of riders has successfully restarted the regular Geezer ride from the Camelback Inn of Saturday morning. This should enable the Extreme Geezers, who meet at the traffic circle at Invergordon and Northern, to resume their more moderate pace. What follows are some words on that subject by our esteemed leader, Jerry Bell. – Jack Quinn
REMINDER: Both rides [Geezers and Extreme Geezers] start at 7:30 effective next Saturday.
I’m guessing that the Extreme Geezer group will be backing off to a more moderate Fall/Winter pace of 17 – 21mph out bound. The Camelback Geezer group will no doubt continue to ride at a faster pace. Perhaps they can catch the extremes on the climb up Via Linda.
If the 17-21 mph pace is too slow for some, I recommend rejoining the Geezers at Camelback.
jb
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Here is extending wishes for a speedy recovery to Bob and Carl who were hurt in a crash on the ride October 4 on Mountainview Road. Hang in there guys and hope to see you on the road soon.
Good Luck, Steve Ullmann
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