15 riders started out in light fog and mid-50s temperatures, finishing in sunshine and mid-60s temperatures.  Most rode the 32 mile route, others put in some additional miles.  All-in-all, a good day.Regards,Russ Zackevich ...Continue Reading

Considering going since it will be the last one they'll hold. Is anyone driving down who has room in their car? I'd be willing to help pay for gas and tolls. ...Continue Reading

I will lead the ride out of Dwyer Park at 9:00. There are various distances (38 to 62, and more!). As of now the weather forecast looks kinda sketchy but fingers crossed that we can get some good miles in. See you there! Paul Voglewede ...Continue Reading

I am the ride leader for tomorrow's club ride leaving from the Minoa elementary school at 9am. Please note the ride time has moved an hour earlier with the start of June. The ride is generally flat and has two official distances, 31 & 48 miles. I will bring only a few printed maps for those that need one. The weather forecast is looking great for the morning, so hope to see everyone there.If anyone is interested in a no-drop ride for the 31 mile distance, please let me know when you sign in.*Donald Butler*Treasurer, ...Continue Reading

There is a small change to tomorrow's route. The bridge in Himansville is still closed for repair. I posted the change to routes on the Ride with GPS event page for that ride. The longer routes will turn right on to Lamson Rd to cross the Phoenix bridge then turn left on to State St then follow Oswego River Rd to rejoin the route on Rt 46. There is no appreciable difference in the distance. The Ride with GPS event has the modified routes and maps and cues that can be printed. The routes, map, and cues on our website do ...Continue Reading

14 riders rode a total of 440 miles along Skaneateles and Otisco lakes. Beautiful evening for a ride, which makes me wonder why some of the usual faces were missing. Tom, I'm referring to you.Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S® 6, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone ...Continue Reading

View this email in your browser The 10th Annual Saranac Lake Tandem Rally Friday through Sunday, June 14th to June 16th, 2019 Get on your tandem and ride with us on one of the three scenic routes Saturday and Sunday. With the terrain ranging from rolling to hilly, the rides will be fun for both families and speedsters. Both days have rides ranging from 14 miles to metric centuries. Detailed cue sheets and maps are provided for all rides. Following the rides, we'll gather for a barbecue and socializing. We ...Continue Reading

While there was rain for a good part of the day, it sun peeked out around 5:30 so the ride was a go.  No mishaps that I was told about. Sixteen (16) riders showed up.  One did the canal, led my me, 3, led by Dean did the 10 mile loop, 9 led by Don Butler did a 20 mile loop and 3, led by Tom, did his hilly of various distances.  Total miles 277. See you next week ...Continue Reading

An hour ago I was writing that the forecast improved and that we were a Go.  But, then I went outside and felt it was still misting.  I held off.  It's an hour later and I just went outside again (Dewitt) and it is STILL MISTING.    The pavement is thoroughly wet.    Even if the misting stops, it will remain overcast and the humidity will be 90+%.  I am doubtful the roads will dry out adequately in three hours.  I have decided to postpone the start of the TT season ...Continue Reading

You've trained all winter,  you've been riding all spring  and now you're ready to measure your progress on the fastest Time Trial course in the area.Unfortunately, the forecast calls for rain early in the day and sporadic bursts of rain/showers throughout the day.  I'll send out an email to the list serv by mid-afternoon letting you know if we need to cancel.  If you plan on coming and you don't have access to your email, just txt me at 315-727-1458 to confirm.I marked the course today.  It ap ...Continue Reading