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The start time of the group ride is in the past.RG2-Renton Gas Works Green Lake with Mentoring Opportunity
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Date and Time:
Sunday, October 19, 2014 - 10:00am
Start Location:
Contact Information:
Abdoul Gafour
agafour@msn.com
(206)909-5441
Distance:
43 miles
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Interests:
Recreational
Very scenic and challenging 45-mile ride from Renton via Lake Wash Blvd to Gas Works Park and around Green Lake with a coffee break at University Village and return via same route. This is a stay together ride at a steady 12-14 mph pace with emphasis on safe group riding skills and new riders are welcome. Restrooms at start location, please arrive early enough to attend the safety SMART briefing and please check your bikes (tires, brakes, shifting) ahead of time.
Mentoring opportunity for upcoming ride leader, please call or text me at 206-909-5441

Comments
New rider, new club member: How "challenging" is this ride?
I am looking for rides to begin to build group riding skills, and this sounds like a good start, but I was a little concerned about the description of this as "challenging." I can ride 45 miles, and I usually maintain a 14-15 mph average on solo rides, but I don't want to bite off more than I can chew for my first ride.
Thanks,
Shaun
Answering my own question: It was fine!
The ride was fun. It wasn't too challenging. A couple small hills, but everyone waited for each other and it was nice. Thanks, everyone!