Women on Wheels Monthly Ride (PAA Cycling Club)

Pasadena, CA · Road

When: Last Sunday of each month, at a place the group announces ahead (Sept 27 was Elysian Park; Oct 25 is on the calendar). Intermediate and Advanced groups.Year-round
Starts at: Set each month on the club calendar (Sept 27: Elysian Park, Heavy Water and Baker's Bench) Map ↗
Pace: Intermediate: 20-25 miles at 12-13 mph with some climbing. Advanced: 30+ miles at 14-16 mph with climbingNo-drop: nobody gets left

Host's website

Hosted by: Pasadena Athletic Association (PAA Cycling Club)Club
Kind of ride: Road
Made for: Women / trans / femme

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For visitors

A helmet is required. Bring a flat pack (spare tube, levers, patch kit, CO2, multi-tool), water, snacks and ID. Each group has a leader and a sweep. The page does not say whether guests need a PAA membership; ask through the WoW contact on the club site.

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 the start time. Tell whoever's leading that you're new.
Pace: The easiest pace the host lists is 12–13 mph: you can talk the whole way. It's no-drop: if you fall off the back, someone waits. That's the point of a group ride.
Check: Look at the host's website the day of — that's where cancellations, weather calls and start changes get posted.

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About the Women on Wheels Monthly Ride (PAA Cycling Club) group ride

Women on Wheels Monthly Ride (PAA Cycling Club) is a road group ride in Pasadena, CA. Schedule: Last Sunday of each month, at a place the group announces ahead (Sept 27 was Elysian Park; Oct 25 is on the calendar). Intermediate and Advanced groups, from Set each month on the club calendar (Sept 27: Elysian Park, Heavy Water and Baker's Bench).

Women on Wheels is the PAA's women's group, with monthly no-drop road rides in the San Gabriel Valley and around Los Angeles. The group meets on the last Sunday of the month at a place posted ahead, then splits into an Intermediate and an Advanced group. Each group has a leader and a sweep. Open to women of all ages and skill levels.

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