SUNDAY SPANDEX RIDE: Meet weekly at Cafe Brazil in Bishop Arts at 7:50A.M. A nice ride to get the weekend out of your system. Around 30 to 40 miles. As far or as fast as the slowest rider.
Sundays the 75208 riders meet up at Jacks and do a leisurely pub crawl or seasonal ride like swimming in the summer or fire side evenings in cool weather and even cultural events become destinations like the pride parade or open house in the downtown arts district.
Every Tuesday: Tits Tuesday gotta join the group to get the routes and times.
Every Thursday: Night Owl Mash 9 P.M. depart time from Amsterdam in Expo Park (my old stompin’ grounds)
05/23/10 Spring is Sprung Ride 1PM Eno’s 407 North Bishop Avenue info
05/19/10 Ride of Silence 7PM White Rock Lake info
02/14/10 Valentines Day ride 2pm -4:30 Main Street Garden Park info.
02/07/10 2pm Mardi Gras Parade. Come ride with B.F.O.C. in the parade info.
12/28/09 1pm 3rd Annual Kennedy Assassination Race starts at Glencoe Park
12/22/09 3:30pm Tweed Ride starts at Dealy Plaza
6:oopm Bike Polo at Norbuck Park by White Rock
11/09/09 Bike Polo coming at you again, same spot 828 W. Davis St.. but this time we’ll be bringing some food and good weather for you. Enjoy!
11/07/09 Lonestar Goldsprints at Eno’s Pizza Tavern in Bishop Arts. 7:00pm
10/25/09 Bicycle Photo Scavenger Hunt
Starts in Bishop Arts at noon.
10/23/09 Breaking Away playing at the Belmont Hotel. Starts 30 minutes after sundown around 7:30.
901 Ft. Worth Avenue Dallas, TX 75208
10/17/09 This weekend and on the races are happening at the Superdrome and OCBC is going to try and make it up for the Matrix cup on Saturday. If you’ve never been, it’s a must. This is what track bikes are meant for, not to complete your outfit; though I must say mine really goes well with my favorite belt.





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18 October, 2009 at 5:59 pm
Bill
the ride this morning was lovely. Thanks for putting it together. The hills are a lot higher on the south side…
20 October, 2009 at 11:36 am
oneordaz
Bill the Powerhouse, thanks for not leaving us in the dust.