STP Training: East Vancouver / 12-13mph / 651' / 20 mi / RL Charla Burke / 1:30PM - Events

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STP Training: East Vancouver / 12-13mph / 651' / 20 mi / RL Charla Burke / 1:30PM

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About this event

Length: 20 miles
Pace: 12-13 mph
Terrain: Moderate
Elevation: 651 feet
Ride Type: Re-Group
Cancelation Guidelines: Rain / Temps < 40F / Lightening / Wind > 25 mph

DETAILS

Getting an early start for those that would like it for STP Training.
Here is a link to a sample training schedule for your own use:
STP Training Schedule

Todays route:

Do you ride along and wonder, "Where Does this Road Go?" This route answers that question because it explores parks and paths and roads we always pass but never take. It's an about-town mix of leg-stretcher segments with smell-the-roses style miles.

REGISTRATION

Registration is required and almost always free to both members and non-members. Please scroll to the bottom of this page to register for this event.

ROUTE MAP
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45441085

This is a regroup ride, so if you're faster or slower than the ride leader you'll need to know the route! If you have a GPS bike computer (Garmin, Wahoo, Hammerhead, etc) you should download the route to your computer before the ride. We regroup at the top of major hills and/or the halfway point.

NOTES

Please arrive 15 minutes early to be a part of the announcements and safety briefing.
Riders are expected to have read the Safe Riding Policy and be familiar with the Ride Style Definitions.
Please direct questions to the ride leader or Road Captain.
Helmets are required. Lights (front and rear), RoadIDs and cell phones are recommended.
Remember - we want to be awesome representatives for cycling and spread a love for our great sport locally by obeying all traffic laws and riding in a safe and courteous manner. Ride safely and have fun!