Wednesday Night Taco Ride. Starts late Spring 2022.

Thursday Evening Women's Ride AKA Gus' Gals starts back up Thursdays in Spring 2022. Ladies join in the fun as we ride the Seacoast. All abilities welcome! We break up into different groups; fast, medium, social and really social. Please note you must be fully vaccinated and wear a helmet to participate. For latest updates including weather holds or cancellations, check our Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/246581075040

Saturday Shop Rides will start Spring 2022. A 25 mile group and a 40 mile group. The 25 mile group usually breaks into different groups based on pace. The 40 mile group averages over 20 MPH. Please note you must be fully vaccinated and wear a helmet to participate. Check our Facebook page if weather is questionable.

Starting mid summer 2020. Century Club training rides. Ride with us as we train to complete a fall century (100 mile) ride. We'll be slowly building up our mileage each week using our training plan. We do the long ride of the weeks training schedule together on Sunday.

Cyclocross Clinic start late summer 2022. Designed for both experienced riders and those interested in learning the sport our clinics will focus on both skills and strength work. If you need a cyclocross bike they will be available for demo from the shop.

25, 50 and 100 mile routes along the seacoast of New Hampshire.

Raid Rockingham features a 100K (approx. 62 Miles) route that includes about 28 miles packed gravel roads and only two Category 5 climbs (average over 3% grade on a segment of at least 500 meters). That’s easy enough, eh?

Lamoille – say it like a local, “lah-moyl” – rhymes with olive oil. Got it? We’ll again have both long and shorter routes, stout climbing on quintessential Vermont gravel, a hearty group of riders and an incredible after party. This is one ride you won’t want to miss.

The Kearsarge Klassic is, indeed, a gravel riding classic. Launched in 2012 the reins were handed over to GRVL Cycling in 2019. Now based out of the the quaint town of Warner NH the ride includes many of the same roads legacy riders have come to love. We offer challenging routes that includes a significant amount of packed-gravel riding and, to test your mettle, some climbing segments. The event is not timed, this is not a race. A properly prepared rider and a gravel bike of most any type can do this. Our guarantee – you will finish tired but feeling accomplished. At the finish, riders will be treated to a delicious meal and craft beer.

The Krempels King of the Road Challenge is a fundraising event for the Krempels Center, a Portsmouth NH based nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of people living with brain injury from trauma, tumor or stroke.