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SunDazies Sunday Ride (FTWNB Cycling Collective)

Long Beach, CA · Road · Social

When
Monthly, on a Sunday, 8:00 amYear-round
Starts at
Varies by ride. Sept 27 started at Sports Basement Long Beach, 2100 N Bellflower Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90815 Map ↗
Pace
casual zone 2 pace (the club asks for no race pace), with regroups
Next ride
Hosted by
SunDazies (FTWNB Cycling Collective)Collective
Kind of ride
Road · Social
Made for
Women / trans / femme
Map of California with this ride's start
Long Beach, CAAll rides near Long Beach →

For visitors

These rides are for femme, trans, women and nonbinary riders. The club says it is important to keep the space for FTWNB folks only, even though it has male supporters. Helmets are required. Some rides ask for an RSVP (link in the club's bio) so there are enough drinks and snacks. Meet times have been 8:00 to 9:00 am.

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
Casual zone 2 pace (the club asks for no race pace), with regroups.
Check
Look at the Strava club the day of — that's where cancellations, weather calls and start changes get posted.

About the SunDazies Sunday Ride (FTWNB Cycling Collective) group ride

SunDazies Sunday Ride (FTWNB Cycling Collective) is a road and social group ride in Long Beach, CA. It rolls monthly, on a Sunday at 8:00 am from Varies by ride. Sept 27 started at Sports Basement Long Beach.

SunDazies is a Long Beach cycling collective for femme, trans, women and nonbinary riders, about 300 members on Strava. It rides on Sunday mornings about once a month, from introductory rides that blend new and experienced riders to casual zone 2 training rides like Sept 27's trip down the San Gabriel River toward Seal Beach. Next up is a witch-themed ride on Oct 25.

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