What we’re about
This group is looking for other E-bikers to take our E-bikes out on bike paths, roads and dirt. I’ll try to post at least two rides a week. Bike path rides are usually along a river or beach and range from 15 to 40 miles with very little elevation gain. Our city street and road rides can range from 20 to 35 miles with elevation gains from 500’ to 5000’. I pick cities to ride in that offer hills to challenge our e-bikes. There are those of us that have E-mountain bikes that are looking to take them on dirt, so I will be posting dirt rides which, for the most part, will be on fire roads (wide track). There are a lot of these roads in our open spaces and national forest which can open up new areas usually too far to hike in a day. Presently, this group will not be riding on single track dirt trails unless they are easy.
Upcoming events (3)
See all- BIKE RIDE - BIKE PATH & STREET - VENTURA TO RINCON AND BACKNeeds location
BIKE RIDE FROM VENTURA TO RINCON AND BACK
It's getting hot again, so were heading back to the beach.We'll be riding from San Buenaventura State Beach in Ventura to Rincon Point and back. Afterwards, as an option, we'll head (via bike) to Lucky Thai Cuisine (across from Dukes) at 1141 S Seaward Ave, Ventura for a debriefing.
Make sure you bring along a spare inner tube.**MEETUP LOCATION AND TIME: (<-Click) 9 am at Buenaventura state park in the parking lot that's nearest to the beach and the bike path. There are restrooms here.
MEETUP DIRECTIONS FROM 101: Exit at Seaward Avenue in Ventura and head towards the ocean. Turn right on Pierpoint Blvd and take it to the end which will take you into the park.
MEETUP DATE AND TIME: Tuesday, September 23 at 9 a.m.
PARKING FEE: Probably about $12 for the day. There's also free street parking.
DISTANCE: 30 miles round trip
DURATION: 4 hours
ELEVATION GAIN: 500'
BIKE TRAIL DESCRIPTION: A paved two lane bike path and a bike lane on Pacific Coast Highway.
THE PACE: 12 MPH on up
LEVEL: Advanced Beginner on up
MY CELL # IS: 818-307-6460
- BIKE RIDE TO "OJAI DAY" ACTIVITIES - 35 MILESNeeds location
The city of Ojai celebrates Ojai Day the third Saturday of October each year. So, mark your calendar for this event because there's lots of entertainment, arts & crafts and food. So plan on having lunch there or someplace nearby. Bring snacks.
Make sure you bring along a spare inner tube and bike lock. Also, check your bike out at home to make sure it's in working order and tires inflated before you arrive at the meetup location.
MEETUP LOCATION: (<-Click) 8:45 am at Buenaventura state park in the parking lot that's nearest to the beach and the bike path. There are restrooms here. There is a parking fee, but you may find some free street parking.
MEETUP DATE AND TIME: Saturday, October 18th no later than 8:45 a.m.
We will plan on starting ride at 9:00am.- MEETUP PARKING FEE: Free parking on the street, fee for lot parking
- DISTANCE: 35 miles round trip
- DURATION: 6+ hours
- ELEVATION GAIN: 1000 feet
- RESTROOMS: There is a restroom at our meetup location and at our destination in Ojai and also one in Foster Park where we will make a quick stop.
- BIKE TRAIL DESCRIPTION: A paved two-lane bike path on one of the best and most scenic bike paths in Southern California.
- THE PACE: 12 MPH on up
- LEVEL: Advanced Beginner on up
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DISCLAIMER & SAFETY NOTICE – Group Bike Ride
By participating in this ride—or any event I organize—YOU voluntarily assume all risks associated with outdoor activity, including but not limited to injury, illness, equipment failure, road hazards, weather and possible vehicle/bike -- bike/bike -- accidents.You agree to release me, the organizer, from any and all liability, claims, or demands arising from participation. I am not a certified outdoor, fitness or biking guide, and you are solely responsible for your personal safety and preparedness.
Emergency Support
While I am not liable for your safety, I am committed to assisting in the event of an emergency. However, access to help may be delayed due to terrain, signal limitations, or other factors beyond my control.Participant Readiness
To reduce risk and promote a safe experience, all participants must arrive adequately prepared:- 🚴♂️ A well-maintained bicycle suitable for the terrain
- 💧 Sufficient water and snacks
- 👕 Weather-appropriate clothing and layers
- 🧢 Helmet (required) and protective gear
- 📱 Charged phone or personal navigation device (recommended)
If (we) reasonably believe a participant is not properly equipped or physically prepared, (we) reserve the right to ask them not to join the ride. This is not personal—it's about safety. We will gladly follow up afterward to help you get ready for a future ride.
