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Sunday Starbucks Ride (NWCC, No Drop)

Houston, TX · Vintage Park · Road

When
Every Sunday, 8:00 amThen 7:30 am from Apr 1, by the host's own schedule.
Starts at
Starbucks, Vintage Park, 10805 Louetta Rd, Houston, TX 77070 Map ↗
Distance
32 miles
Pace
Easy, Zone 2. Routes of 21, 32 or 42 miles; splits into speed groups if the turnout is bigNo-drop: nobody gets left
Next ride
Hosted by
Northwest Cycling Club (community ride)Club
Cost
free
Kind of ride
Road
Made for
Beginner friendly
Map of Texas with this ride's start
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For visitors

Open to members and non-members. Helmets required, no headphones. Be able to average about 14 mph. Ride status is posted on the Sunday Starbucks Ride Facebook page on Saturday afternoon. Coffee at the Starbucks after.

First time on this ride? Here’s the drill
Bring
a helmet, water, a spare tube or patch kit, a way to pay for the stop.
Arrive
Ten or fifteen minutes before 8:00 am. Tell whoever's leading that you're new.
Pace
Easy, Zone 2. Routes of 21, 32 or 42 miles; splits into speed groups if the turnout is big. It's no-drop: if you fall off the back, someone waits. That's the point of a group ride.
Check
Look at their Facebook page the day of — that's where cancellations, weather calls and start changes get posted.

About the Sunday Starbucks Ride (NWCC, No Drop) group ride

Sunday Starbucks Ride (NWCC, No Drop) is a road group ride in Houston, TX. It rolls every Sunday at 8:00 am from Starbucks, Vintage Park.

A true no-drop Sunday ride at an easy pace, from the Starbucks in Vintage Park. The host welcomes riders who are new to cycling and women riders. Routes of 21, 32 and 42 miles can be cut short, and the group stays together.

Checked Oct 1, 2026 against source 1, source 2. Schedules change. Confirm with the host before you go.

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