The Camas History Stroll, as its called, is led by Joseph Blanco.
If you’d like to include a special offer for cyclists participating in the ROULE TOGETHER CHALLENGE, please let us know.“I’m going to get paid to ride my bike!” That was the first thought when my editor suggested profiling local history rides for a feature article.Īnyone who knows me well understands I have a passion for exercise, and I’m also intrigued by most anything historical.Īlthough I’m new to cycling, I was pretty certain I could keep up with the other riders on the 15 to 20 mile jaunt, which includes several stops to visit local areas of interest. We will then incorporate your location into a cycling route. Send us a DM or an email that includes your address and type of items you sell.
Create a route that incorporates those businesses & send us a link to the route - we will post it on the Roule Cycling website for all the world to see and ride! Share the Roule Together Challenge post & tag a local business or five that could use a handģ. Want to participate and help small businesses that you care about, but live elsewhere in the world? No problem!Ģ. Stop at a participating businesses (if you are comfortable doing so), order something, take a photo, tag them and and use #rouletogether and #theclubrouleRTC hashtags
#LACAMAS LAKE MTB RIDE DOWNLOAD#
Select a Route - Download - Ride! (in real life or on your trainer)ĥ. Go to “Group Rides” section of the Roule Cycling website for routesĤ. As new businesses are added, we’ll release new/updated routes.)ģ. Share the Roule Together Challenge post (Optional: Tag a Portland-area business that you want to be a part of the Challenge. We’ll all still riding together as a community, just doing it separately. places with perishable items that cyclists can easily roll through and spend a few dollars at. So, we decided to create something rad in the name of healthy communities, and leave it to you to participate in the way you’re most comfortable - anywhere in the world! Introducing the ROULE TOGETHER CHALLENGE.Ī network of routes that you can ride SOLO that link together to different small businesses like coffee shops, delis, scoop shops, etc. In making that decision, we grappled with how best to keep encouraging each other to ride while continuing to support the local business community where we gather pre and post ride in Portland - as well as the local businesses where YOU gather all over the world.
#LACAMAS LAKE MTB RIDE SERIES#
On Hold - Ride Series will return in Fall 2021! - ROULE TOGETHER CHALLENGEĪs the world faces the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve decided to temporarily suspend our group rides in the interest of social distancing. Thank you to everybody who made this ride series a success - Series will return Summer of 2022!. We had a great time hosting this beginner-friendly road group ride all summer. Sprint and KOM hotspots (with regroup afterward) Please be kind.Ī supportive attitude and a sense of humor regarding the weather ). Our Community Partners also require masks when entering their establishments. Masks should be worn when not actively riding, ie: when chatting with folks before and after the ride, when eating, or when drinking. MASKS: We ask that all riders who plan to participate in Endless Summer Saturday be vaccinated in order to support the health and safety of our community, and your friends and family. This is also a great way to meet different teams ahead of Spring racing! #RoadIsComing So let's all ride safe, support each other as we build a little winter fitness, and get to know some new people. This ride is hosted by The Club Roule, and we'd love for you to be our courteous guests and treat this as a "meet-the-team" style ride. ROUTE: or similar follow your ride leader.ĮXPECTATIONS: Endless Summer Saturday rides have been VERY large in the past, and we'd love to see the Portland road cycling community show up in a big way again this year! With such a large group ride, and in often not awesome weather conditions, it is important to follow your group ride leader(s) instructions and their general pace, which may vary week to week given size of group, weather conditions, whether the Blazers won the night before in Double OT, etc. Plan for a 3-hour ride with regroups and inevitable punctures. Pace will be brisk with regrouping at tops of climbs and various points along the route. This ride is no-drop and open to everybody, regardless of what team you race with, or if you have a team at all. MEET-UP: 8:30am, we roll at 9am sharp from Crema at the Dumbbell Starting on October 16th - THE definitive fall/winter Portland Group Ride Party is back! Hosted by The Club Roule - USA Cycling's 2020 National Club of the Year for Best Community Builder - and open to all, rain or shine! Let's build that offseason fitness together.
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