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RIDE CALENDAR - August 2021 WHITEHORSE CYCLISTS - RIDE CALENDAR - August 2021 Participation in these rides implies acceptance of the terms of the Club Ride Terms and Conditions, available on request All rides will return to the start point, unless specifically stated otherwise Carry MYKI card, spare tubes, tools, wet wipes, and first aid kit (available for $2) on your bike if possible All rides must comply with the relevant COVID restrictions The Ride Leader can set a limit on the number of riders, divide the ride, and/or change the route Ride leaders or coordinators: after the ride, please send JPG or PDF of the ride sheet to Steve - [email protected] New Riders & Membership enquiries: Jennie F 0416 154 865 Descriptions of Ride Types: www.whitehorsecyclists.org.au "About Rides" Ride Calendar compiler: Steve R 0414 991 231 Remaining rides for 19-31 July 2021 All rides will conform with COVID requirements Date Ride Title Route Description km Leader Mon 19/7 32 SMS Gordon L Beat the Hills Monday As for Monday, 2nd August (see below) 9 am E/M 0409 857 350 Tues 20/7 Easy Tuesday Dandenong Ck, Eastlink, George St, Stud Rd, Ferny Ck Tr, Waterford Valley, E SMS Sally McC 9:30 am Wellington Village Dandelion Drv, Wellington Village (M), Stud Rd, Dandenong Ck 36 0478 230 109 Tues 20/7 Medium Tuesday Eastlink Tr, Dandenong Ck Tr, Stud Rd, Blind Ck Tr, Upper Gully (M), Ferny Ck Tr, 45 Brent C 9 am Cuppa at the UPPA Ferntree Gully Rd, Jells Park, Eastlink Tr M 0407 314 220 (M) = Morning tea (L) = Lunch (B) = Bail-out possible (F) = Finish CP = Car park RS = Railway station SC = Shopping centre Ck = Creek Tr = Track, Trail Date Ride Title Route Description km Leader Bushy Ck Tr, Dorking Rd, Laburnum Rd, Main St, Orchard Grv, Fulton Rd, Holland Rd, Hawthorn Rd, Stanley Rd, Strella Ave, Westlands Rd, SMS Tues 20/7 MAD Tuesday 65 Gallaghers Rd, View Mt Rd, Lum Rd, Brandon Park Drv, VFL Park (M), Ian M 9.30 am Dandenong M Dandenong Ck Tr, Dandenong(L), Yarraman RS (B), 0412 394 537 train or ride to Oakleigh RS, Gardiners Ck Tr, Box Hill Mall (B) Tues 20/7 Hard Tuesday Yarrbat Ave, Anniversary Tr, Murrumbeena Rd, Ross Rail Tr, Beach Rd, Mordialloc, 95 TBA. Refer Rolf E 9:30 am Aspendale Aspendale Drain Trail, Edithvale Rd, Pillars Rd, Perry Rd, Greens Rd, Eastlink Tr H 0419 483 806 Thurs 22/7 Easy Thursday Diamond Yarra Trail, Diamond Creek trail. Diamond Creek(M) 33 SMS Vern O’G 9:30 am Creek Return same route. E 0419 332 954 Thurs 22/7 Medium Thursday 50 Wayne McD Dandenong Cr Tr, Dandenong (M), Eastlink Tr back to Koomba Park. 9 am Helga’s Ride M 0419 525 807 Koonung Tr, Merri Ck TR, Capital City Tr, East Brunswick Shimmy, Thurs 22/7 MAD Thursday 60 Bruce E Pentridge (Boot Factory) (M) , O’Hea St, Royal Park, Capital City Tr, 9:30 am Botanic Gardens M 0409 790 926 Wellington St, Botanic Gardens (L), Yarra Tr, Anniversary Tr Lacey St, Hull Rd, Cambridge Rd, Montrose, Olinda, Sassafrass, The Basin (M), Forest Rd, Upper FTG (B), One Tree Hill, Sherbrooke Rd, Kallista–Emerald Rd, SMS Thurs 22/7 Hard Thursday 105 The Patch Rd, Masches Hill Rd, Monbulk, up 'The Wall', Olinda, Upper FTG (B), Roger P 9 am Mt Dandy Challenge H Forest Rd, The Basin, up '1 in 20', Olinda, Ridge Rd, Montrose, Mt Dandenong Rd, 0416 421 441 Croydon RS(F). 2300 mtrs climbing. https://ridewithgps.com/trips/67882122 Koonung Trail, Park Rd, Heads Rd, Mullum Mullum Trail, (M) Petty's Orchard, Yarra 40 James S Fri 23/7 9:30 am Apple Pie Ride Trail M 0402 392 842 Sun 25/7 Lord Reserve, Hurlingham Pk, Bay Trail, Sandringham (M), 39 SMS Nick F Sunday: Sandy Spin 9:30 am Holloway Rd, Wickham Rd, Marlborough St E/M 0425 752 786 Mon 26/7 32 SMS Gordon L Beat the Hills Monday As for Monday, 2nd August (see below) 9 am E/M 0409 857 350 Tues 27/7 Easy Tuesday Heidelberg Rd, Edinburgh Gdns, MCG Gate 5, The Vaucluse, 35 SMS James Y 9:30 am MCG Richmond, Hawthorn, Kew E 0401 708 213 Tues 27/7 Medium Tuesday Koonung Tr, Eastlink Tr, Park Rd, Mullum Mullum Tr, Eastlink Tr, Heatherdale RS, 30 Graham B 9 am Blackburn Blackburn (M), Box Hill Tr, Dorking Rd, Bushy Ck Tr M 0417 335 627 Whitehorse Cyclists - Ride Calendar - August 2021 - Public Version If "SMS" appears with the leader's name, please send an SMS by 6pm. If no "SMS" - just turn up. Page 2 of 9 Date Ride Title Route Description km Leader Koonung Ck Tr, Church Rd, Ruffey Ck Tr, Main Yarra Tr, Banyule Rd, Mad Tuesday River Gum Walk, Greensborough Rd, Watsonia Rd, Darebin Ck Tr, Uni Hill (M), Tues 27/7 65 SMS Wal M Diamond Creek Linacre Drv, Greensborough Bypass Path, Plenty River Drv, Sugar Gum Blvd, 9.30 am M 0413 680 832 Via Uni Hill Mackelroy Rd, Yan Yean Tr, Iron Bark Rd, Black Gully Rd, Diamond Creek (L), Diamond Ck Tr, Main Yarra Tr, Ruffey Ck Tr Tues 27/7 Hard Tuesday After arrival of 9.37 train: Killara Rd, Gruyere, Yellingbo, Emerald, Belgrave, 80 David D 9:40 am Yellingbo and Emerald Ferntree Gully, Mitcham RS (F) H 0448 354 070 Thurs 29/7 Easy Thursday Various Blackburn, Mt Waverley, Burwood, Ashwood, Chadstone, 35 SMS James Y 9:30 am Suburbs Oakleigh, Clayton, Notting Hill E/M 0401 708 213 Bushy Ck, Mersey Rd, Box Hill, Albion Rd, Blackburn Creeklands, Main St, SMS Thurs 29/7 Medium Thursday Orchard Rd, Highbury Rd, Damper Ck Reserve, Mount Waverley, Scotchmans Ck Tr, 39 Ian T 9 am Oakleigh Caffeine Run Oakleigh (M), Hughesdale, East Malvern RS, Anniversary Tr, M 0434 021 909 Canterbury Gardens, Mont Albert RS, Gawler Chain Koonung Ck Tr, Main Yarra Tr, Fairfield, Andersons Reserve Tr, River Blvd, Thurs 29/7 MAD Thursday Yarra Blvd, Kanteen (M), Linlithgow Ave, Birdwood Ave, Fawkner Park, St Kilda Rd, 65 Wal M 9:30 am Docklands Albert Park, Beaconsfield Pde, Docklands (L), Moonee Ponds Ck Tr, M 0431 680 832 Upfield Bike Path, Inner Circle Tr, Westgarth St, Chandler Hwy Tr Thurs 29/7 Hard Thursday Olinda, down 'The Wall', Old Emerald Rd (Melway 122 K9), Macclesfield Rd, 88 SMS Tom v B 9:30 am Swales Rd Swales Rd, Emerald https://ridewithgps.com/trips/67880626 H 0419 101 903 Fri 30/7 We'd love to meet you at the next Club Lunch ... Everyone is welcome. Shirl P Monthly Club Lunch 12 noon No need to book. Just turn up! Partners and guests welcome. 0415 661 241 Friday: Koonung Tr, Ivanhoe Blvd, Anniversary Tr, Fordham Rd Milk Bar (M), 40 Steve K Fri 30/7 9:30 am Milk Boy Gardiners Ck Tr, Koonung Tr M 0402 422 450 Mullum Mullum Tr, Main Yarra Tr, Eltham, Diamond Ck Tr to Diamond Creek (M). SMS Sat 31/7 Women's ride 36 Return via the same route. Mostly paved paths with some gravel stretches. Linda C 9:30 am Diamond Creek E An ideal ride for new women members, and easy riders. 0418 303 011 Whitehorse Cyclists - Ride Calendar - August 2021 - Public Version If "SMS" appears with the leader's name, please send an SMS by 6pm. If no "SMS" - just turn up. Page 3 of 9 Rides for AUGUST 2021 All rides must conform to contemporaneous COVID conditions ... and so, may not happen :-( Date Ride Title Route Description km Leader Sunday 1/8 Sunday: Ride 1 Donvale, Park Rd, Mullum Tr, Main Yarra Tr, Westerfolds Pk, Banyule Flats, 42 SMS Peter M 9:30 am Rolling hills of Templestowe Heidelberg (M)(B), Yarra Flats, Main Yarra Tr, Koonung Tr M 0410 699 604 Sunday 1/8 Sunday: 45 SMS Lorraine R Oakleigh, Murrumbeena, East Malvern(M), Ferndale Park 9:30 am Ride 2 M 0438 981 398 Our regular weekly ride from Bayswater Park to Sassafras via the famous 1 in 20 ascent. Meet at the north end of Jim Abernathy Memorial Drive (Melway 64 F3) Monday 2/8 Beat the Hills Monday This ride is for anyone interested in a gradual climb for a tea/coffee treat at Sassafras. 32 SMS Graham M 9 am 1 in 20 It is done in an environment of peer support, where everybody will achieve. E/M 0402 922 778 Hill climbing beginners are particularly encouraged! No one will be left to ride alone. You won't even need to use your lowest gear. Give this ride a try! SMS Tues 3/8 Easy Tuesday 32 Ashburton, Glen Iris, Hawthorn, Richmond (M), Burnleigh, Toorak, Gardiners Ck Tr Steve L 9:30 am Big Circle E 0408 320 206 Tue 3/8 Medium Tuesday Anniversary Tr, Ferndale Tr, Gardiners Ck Tr, Murrumbeena Rd, Oakleigh Rd, 45 Gerhard R 9 am Cake Shop Ride Gardenvale (M), Bay Tr, Dendy St, Centenary Park, Poath Rd, Anniversary Tr M 0417 225 530 Eastlink Tr, Bayswater, Lewis Rd, Blind Ck Tr, Scoresby Rd, FTG Rd (M), Stud Rd, SMS Tues 3/8 MAD Tuesday 65 Ferny Ck Tr, FTG, Forest Rd, The Basin, Mountain Hwy, Liverpool Rd (L), Tony R 9.30 am FTG - Kilsyth M/H Hawthorn Rd, Cambridge Rd, Lincoln Rd, Croydon, Patterson St, Eastland 0418 509 481 Mont Albert Rd, Auburn Rd, Gardiners Ck Tr, Yarra Bvd, Hoddle St, Merri Ck Tr, Tues 3/8 Hard Tuesday Edwardes St, Bundoora, Mt Cooper, Springthorpe Bvd, Martins Lane, Cleveland Av, 70 Stephen K 9.30 am Four Velodromes Ruffey Ck Tr, Wetherby Rd.
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