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 | Want to join a kinder, gentler bicycling group? If you're injured or have physical limitations; have to hop around a lot to fit into your favorite jeans; or simply want to get back in the saddle with a fun, supportive group, you've come to the right place.* Could you be an Easy Rider? Find out.... * Easy Riders provides no medical or therapeutic support of any kind. Read more.... |
Take me to upcoming rides. Come back frequently to find newly listed easy rides, from 2.4-30 miles long. Updated 7/30/08. 
Easy Riders Alki Bakery and Beaches ride March 22. Photo by Maverick Homer. New: Better-Biking Articles Climbing Hills Easier: For me, hills are hard. But learning hill-climbing skills is helping me make the grade. You can learn to ride hills, too. See On Biking Well for hills skills.
Filling Your Tires: Check your tire air pressure every time you get on your bicycle, preferably before you come to a group ride. Here's how.
Hill Practice with Easy Riders Hills aren't so scary after all! Come and try a slight incline or a steeper hill after an optional 15-minute hills skills talk. Practice with us the following Tuesday evenings: - 8/19, 7 p.m.: This one starts at Magnuson Park, in the parking lot in front of the kiddie playground. We'll bike into a nearby neighborhood and be back by 8 p.m. for a BYO picnic on the lawn.
- 8/26, 7 p.m.: Meet at Discovery Park south parking lot, off West Emerson. Then reward yourself at 8 p.m. with a BYO picnic overlooking PUget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. Print your Discovery Park road and trail map.
The leader can suggest routes depending on how easy or hard you want to ride. And you can do as few or as many hills as you want. No one's counting.
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