Seminole Cyclists
A - 20+ mph: Experienced Riders Only. Be able to read a map and change a flat. Very fast to racing pace.
B - 17-21 mph: Experienced Riders Only. Be able to read a map, change a flat, and ride 20 miles non-stop.
C – 15-18 mph: Be able to read a map and change a flat and ride 20 miles non-stop. Ride leader will make sure no rider is dropped.
D - 12-15 mph: Beginner Ride. Fitness level must be good for 20 miles non-stop. Ride leader will make sure no rider is dropped.
S - 10-15 mph: Leisurely, social ride. Distance varies. Ride leader will make sure no rider is dropped.
T – Tourist: Longer Rides at a slower pace. Be able to read a map, change a flat. Don’t be upset if you get dropped.
Saturday 7:30am
A,B-34 & 42miles, C-upto 30miles
The SEMINOLE Cyclists Signature Ride starts from the Einstein Bagel Shop. We leave at 7:30am sharp and do various pace rides doing around (C)20-30mi, (A,B)34mi or (A,B)42mi. The first part of the ride will travel at 18-20mph as a group towards Ronald Reagan Boulevard and through the less traveled country roads near Lake Jessup, then the faster riders will break away after Lake Mary Boulevard (LMB) and the second group will continue at their casual 18mph pace. This is a great starter ride to get acquainted with the SEMINOLE Cyclists. Marshalls for the ride make sure that “No Rider Gets Left Behind.“
Sunday 7:30am
A and B Group, 42miles
Both A and B groups will meet in front of the Colonial Town Center’s Coffee Cafe. The A group ride will leave pacing 20-22 mph and covering 42+ miles. The A riders must be able to pull at 22 during this ride not just draft at 22mph.
B Group, 37.5miles. These rides are not designated for novices.
Sunday 8:00am
B Group, 20-30mile routes
The SEMINOLE Cyclists ‘Relaxed’ Sunday Ride starts from the Colonial Town Center’s Coffee Cafe – with an emphasis on ‘Relaxed’. Sleep in, YES, but be ready to roll at 8:00am sharp.
The first part of the ride travels out towards Sanford’s Oregon Trail and Orange, but makes its way back to the shady roads of Markham Woods. The second part of the ride continues its relaxed 17-19mph pace back towards Heathrow via Markham Woods Rd with an option to go longer through the hilly Mandarin subdivision. Both routes make it safe and sound back at the Coffee Cafe for some java brew ride recaps.
Marshalls for the ride make sure that “No Rider Gets Left Behind.”
This ride is not designated for novices.
During Summer there are additional rides
