Rolls from Hockley Community Center (HCC) at 8 am Wednesdays for distances between 25 and 45 miles, depending on who is riding. Depending on numbers, we will split into separate speed and distance groups, so that we can cater for all. The route depends on who's in the group and on the wind direction. All are welcome, club members or just club curious, come on out and see what we are all about! Great place for new riders, folks ramping back up, looking for some social fun, pretty much anyb...

Recurring Thursday Night Evening Ride! Roll at 5:30 pm from Dennis Johnston Park on Riley Fuzzel in Spring. The entire route is a protected paved bike trail. The ride will be approximately 23-30 miles long depending on the light and the group composition. Pacing is easy/moderate, 14-17 mph typically. One break point at roughly the halfway point. Bring plenty of water, the fountains are closed due to Covid. All are welcome, club members or just club curious, come on out and see what w...

We roll every week at 7:30pm for a social ride that can be a workout by choice. We take a brief break during the Winter to run our Online Crit Series on Thursdays and resume the regular rides in March. You do not need to be a member of NWCC to join this ride. Rides are currently via meetup invitation, which means you have to be following the ride leader (Brent Neal) on Zwift. You can find him by searching for the username “Brent Neal – NWCC”. Add him on Zwift and then send him a message letting ...

Start time is 7:30 AM.  THIS IS A RAIN OR SHINE RIDE – We will only cancel if there are thunderstorms or worse happening at at ride start time. We will communicate that on the Facebook pages if it becomes necessary. The Zube Park rides are a great way to check out the club before you join. That’s because you don’t need to be a club member to come along for the ride. We will have four official group rides leaving from Zube.  Each group will have designated leaders from club membership, and ...

This is a social, no-drop¹ group ride that takes place mostly on residential and suburban roads.  The ride will have a casual pace so that riders can enjoy conversing, but to do any form of group riding you should be able to pace yourself at least around 12-14 mph / 19-23 kmh.  If you're slower than that, just let us know--no big deal.  This ride will likely fall somewhere between a 12-16 mph average depending on the group. The ride will generally be 17-20 miles (approximately), and we stop s...

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Rolls from Hockley Community Center (HCC) at 8 am Wednesdays for distances between 25 and 45 miles, depending on who is riding. Depending on numbers, we will split into separate speed and distance groups, so that we can cater for all. The route depends on who's in the group and on the wind direction. All are welcome, club members or just club curious, come on out and see what we are all about! Great place for new riders, folks ramping back up, looking for some social fun, pretty much anyb...

Recurring Thursday Night Evening Ride! Roll at 5:30 pm from Dennis Johnston Park on Riley Fuzzel in Spring. The entire route is a protected paved bike trail. The ride will be approximately 23-30 miles long depending on the light and the group composition. Pacing is easy/moderate, 14-17 mph typically. One break point at roughly the halfway point. Bring plenty of water, the fountains are closed due to Covid. All are welcome, club members or just club curious, come on out and see what w...

We roll every week at 7:30pm for a social ride that can be a workout by choice. We take a brief break during the Winter to run our Online Crit Series on Thursdays and resume the regular rides in March. You do not need to be a member of NWCC to join this ride. Rides are currently via meetup invitation, which means you have to be following the ride leader (Brent Neal) on Zwift. You can find him by searching for the username “Brent Neal – NWCC”. Add him on Zwift and then send him a message letting ...

This is a social, no-drop¹ group ride that takes place mostly on residential and suburban roads.  The ride will have a casual pace so that riders can enjoy conversing, but to do any form of group riding you should be able to pace yourself at least around 12-14 mph / 19-23 kmh.  If you're slower than that, just let us know--no big deal.  This ride will likely fall somewhere between a 12-16 mph average depending on the group. The ride will generally be 17-20 miles (approximately), and we stop s...