Carrollton Cycling Club Rides
Ride Schedule
6:00 PM Monday and Wednesday
“No-Drop” ride, Irving Bible Church, Irving. About 23 miles at an average 13MPH No-Drop pace.
Contact Bob Chaplin bobchaplin@verizon.net

6:00 PM Monday and Wednesday
“Intermediate” ride, Irving Bible Church, Irving. About 27 miles at an average 16MPH+ Moderate to Intermediate pace.
Contact Greg Borchert: greg@borchert.com

9:00 AM Saturday Morning
Andrew Brown Park East, Coppell. About 45 to 60 miles at a challenging to fast pace. Important, read details.
Contact Intermediate
Al Thibodeau: athibo@verizon.net
Fast – Harmon Hardy: hshardy@qvti.com

9:00 AM Saturday Morning
Downtown Carrollton Gazebo, Carrollton TX
35E and Belt Line. About 38 miles at a Moderate pace.
Contact Valerie Meyer: vdmeyer2000@yahoo.com

9:30 AM Sunday Morning
Gun Shop and Chocolate Shop Parking Lot at Rosemead and Marsh, Carrollton TX. About 32 miles at a recovery pace.
Contact Valerie Meyer: vdmeyer2000@yahoo.com

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