Saturday, May 1 - Bike Bazaar/Swap Meet. Class ALL. Lloyd Hall, #1 Boathouse Row, on Kelly Drive. All welcome to browse/buy, fee to sell (waived for BCP members). Coordinator: Doug Tedeschi, (215) 635-4146, douglas@craftech.com.

Saturday, May 1 - May Day Pansy Ride. Class C. 100 miles from Tookany Park in Cheltenham leaving at 7 o'clock, 75 miles from Italian Fountain at the Art Museum connect at 8, Spring Mill at 9 and 40 miles from Betzwood about 10:00, arriving at Oaks about 11, then a 30 mile ride on the Perkiomen Trail. The mound at Otts should be completely covered and in bloom with pansies at this time. Lunch will be at Bethea on the trail on the return before 2 PM. Leader: Bill Cotton, 215-559-2910 (cell), billcotton@billcotton.com.

Saturday, May 1 - Perkiomen Trail. Class B-, approx. 65-70 miles, mostly flat, 14 mph avg. Bring money or food for a picnic lunch in the park (at the far end of the trail, you will have to carry your food into the park). Starts 8:00 from Elm & Forrest Streets in Conshohocken. Park in the lot by the trail. Leaders: Doug Kennedy, 610-543-4664, dougkennedy7@yahoo.ca, and Debbie Wilson, 302-798-1243, djwbike@aol.com. Saturday, May 1 - Oley Plus and Oley Minus. Class B. Two options: 80 miles at 15 mph or 60 miles at 13-14 mph. Both options include a fair amount of climbing in the first 25 miles. Afterwards both rides are mostly rolling with an occasional hill. Both loops follow very lightly traveled, nice roads in Berks County, but the 80 mile loop also goes as far as the foothills of the Blue Mountain ridge in Lehigh County. Great vistas at the top of every hill, a visit to Kutztown and the beautiful Oley Valley at the end of the ride. You can't go wrong with either loop. Starts at 9:00 sharp from the Amity Primary Care in Douglasville. From King of Prussia take Rte 422 west. When the expressway ends, turn right at the first light onto Rte 662 north, go about 3 miles. Left onto Weavertown Rd at the small sign for Amity Primary Care. The school is on the left. Turn left at the first road (Old Airport Rd) and then left again at the first driveway by the cemetery into the school lot. Approximately 30 minute drive from King of Prussia. Email if you want a cue sheet. Leaders: Eduardo Ruchelli (80 miles), 215-572-0753, edr@mail.med.upenn.edu, and Sheryl Coplan (60 miles).

Saturday, May 1 - Villanova Diner. Class C, 12-14 mph, approximately 30-35 miles with moderate hills. We'll enjoy the spring scenery in Merion and beyond, with a stop at the Villanova Diner for a sit-down lunch break before heading back. Cue sheets provided, nobody left behind. Meet at the Italian Fountain at 9:15 for a 9:30 departure. Leaders: Gary & Vikki Morris, 215-557- 0410, gmorris@vzavenue.net.

Sunday, May 2 - B Ramble. Class B, 50 miles, 14-15 mph. Through Ridley Creek State Park, Sugartown, and Malvern. Cue sheet provided. Snack stop at a gas station convenience store. Terrain is rolling with one big hill. Meet at the Italian Fountain behind the Art Museum at noon. Call if weather is questionable. Leader: Jack Echols, 215-382-6730.

Sunday May 2 - Bulldog Ride. For strong B riders. 50-60 miles. See Weekly Ride Calendar for details. Meets at the Bulldog statue at 25th and Pennsylvania Ave at noon. Leader: Bruce Taubman, 215- 725-7935.

Tuesday, May 4 - BCP Monthly Meeting. 6:30 PM at the Imperial Inn, 146 N. 10th St, Philadelphia, 215-627-2299. All BCP members are encouraged to attend. To get something on the agenda: David Johnson, 610-828-3708, david.johnson@lehigh.edu.

Saturday, May 8 - Paoli. Class B-, 13-14 mph, 50 miles, some hills. Meet at the Italian Fountain at 9 for a 9:15 sharp departure. Bring money for lunch at Wawa, pizza shop, or bagel deli. Ride cancels if raining. Leaders: Bob Silverman, 215-977- 2282, rsilverman@wolfblock.com, and Henry Miller, 215-977-2182, hmiller@wolfblock.com.

Sunday, May 9 - Kountry Kitchen. Class C, 12-14 mph, about 35 miles. Meet 8:30 at Kingsway High School at Routes 322 & 551, just across the Commodore Barry Bridge in New Jersey. Ride to the Kountry Kitchen in Elmer for breakfast. Leader: Dave Trout, 610- 368-0760, dmtrout@usa.net.

Sunday, May 9 - Exploring Towamencin to Salute Terry Kieserman. Class C, 42+ mi. Start at 8:30 from Valley Forge National Historic Park Visitor's Center, lower parking lot. As usual, Arnie's 'flat' ride has some bumps and turns to awaken your appetite for the brunch stop at Tiger's on Sumneytown Pike. This route is an elongated version of Terry's D ride, embellished with a few hills. No one left behind, cue sheets provided. Bring snacks, liquids and money. Take Rte 422 and exit at Valley Forge Rd, SR 23 W. VFNHP main entrance is at the traffic light. Take the first right after entering, go around the Visitor's Center and into the lower parking lot. If you want to come by SEPTA, contact Steve. You may call for additional directions or to confirm our plans. Joint ride with the BBC and DVBC. Leaders: Arnie Roseman, 610-640-4529, biker73pa@msn.com, and Steve Trobovic, 610-687-9229, wildyugo@comcast.net.

Sunday, May 9 - Musconetcong Mountain. Class B, 76 miles, 15 mph avg, moderately hilly. Shady roads along beautiful creeks with many covered bridges will take us to the top of Musconetcong Mt. in northern Hunterdon County, N.J. Stops for snacks and fluids in Frenchtown on the way out and Milford on the way back. Starts 9:00 sharp from Peace Valley Park near Doylestown. From Routes 202 and 152 in Chalfont, follow S.R. 152 north for 1.5 miles, turn right onto New Galena Rd (easy to miss), go straight for 1.0 mile and enter park. Turn right at stop sign onto second parking lot, Sailor's Point. Email if you want a cue sheet. Leader: Eduardo Ruchelli, 215-572-0753, edr@mail.med.upenn.edu.

Sunday, May 9 - B Ramble: Bryn Athyn Cathedral. Class B, 14-15 MPH, about 42 miles. A few hills and a lot of surprising scenery are between the Italian Fountain and this historic cathedral. Lunch stop at Baederwood Plaza. Cue sheets provided. Meet at the Italian Fountain at noon. Leader: Jeff Bakely, 215-843-1093, jbakely@verizon.net.

Saturday, May 15 - The Hills of Lehigh. Class B, 14-15 mph, 41 miles. This is an introduction to my new cycling "home". 41 miles may not seem like much, especially since I knocked down the speed a bit. But this will be a workout. There are several challenging hills on this ride. Do _not_ bring your fixed gear to this one. On the plus side, there is very little traffic and the views are great. Meet at Parking Lot "F" in front Stabler Arena at 9. From Philadelphia, take your favorite route to 309 North, then bear right at 378 to Bethlehem. After you go under 78, follow the signs to Stabler. You will turn right onto Black River Road, then left at the T onto Bingen, which becomes, at the light, Mountain Drive South. Stabler will then be on your right. Turn right into the campus and park near the soccer fields in Lot F. About one hour from Center City. Leader: David L. Johnson, 610-828-3708, david.johnson@lehigh.edu.

Saturday, May 15 - Fonthill Mansion, Doylestown. Class C, 12-14 mph, 40+ miles. Meet there at 10:00. Will cheerfully wait to regroup, hill on the return. Take Rt 611, Easton Rd, to east on Court St to Fonthill Mansion. Left onto Swamp Rd, Rt 313, then left into the Moravian Pottery & Tile Works. Parking up hill on left. Bring food, water and money. Leaders: Pat & Bill Rock, 215- 659-5148, patrockbike@aol.com.

Sunday, May 16 - Montgomery County Hinterlands. Class B+/B, 15-17 mph, 50-55 miles. Starts at 9 from the parking lot adjacent to the Youth Hostel at Evansburg State Park. This is a very scenic and moderately hilly ride that heads toward northern Montgomery County. We will make a quick food stop near the halfway point in Schwenksville. Call or e-mail if you have questions or want additional information. Rain cancels. Leader: Chris Beetham, 215- 740-4637, ride_with_cb@verizon.net.

Sunday, May 16 - B Ramble: Bryn Mawr Special. Class B, 14-15 mph, 40 miles. Through beautiful Bryn Mawr and beyond. Stop at the Bagel Shop half way. Meet at the Italian Fountain at noon. Leader: Werner Carrieri, 215-680-2618, wernerman@aol.com.

Sunday May 16 - Bulldog Ride. For strong B riders. 50-60 miles. See Weekly Ride Calendar for details. Meets at the Bulldog statue, 25th St & Pennsylvania Ave, at noon. Leader: Bruce Taubman, 215-725-7935.

Saturday, May 22 - Ridley to Ridley Creek S.P., Meet the Train. Class C, 12-14 mph, 35-40 miles. We will meet the train from Philadelphia and ride out to and through Ridley Creek State Park. The ride starts in the parking lot of the Pathmark on Mac Dade Blvd in Folsom, Ridley Township. We leave at 8:30 sharp, in order to get to the Ridley Park train station to meet the 8:58 train from the city. Riders from Philadelphia can take the R-2 train (#4207) that leaves Suburban Station at 8:34. Bring money for a food stop. Leader: Dave Trout, 610-368-0760, dmtrout@usa.net.

Saturday, May 22 - BethleHills. Class B, 80 miles, 15 mph, hilly. Here is your chance to ride over some of the best hills and roads of upper Bucks, Lehigh and Northampton Counties. As a tribute to Professor D. Johnson, the ride will include a tour of the beautiful campus of Lehigh University. Stops in Hellertown and Milford. The scenery is worth the effort. Starts 9 sharp from Plumsteadville Shopping Center, Rte 611 and Stump Rd, a 30-minute drive from Chestnut Hill. Park near the McDonalds, but not in their lot. Email if you want a cue sheet. Leader: Eduardo Ruchelli, 215-572- 0753, edr@mail.med.upenn.edu.

Saturday, May 22 - New Hope. Class B/B-, 14-15 mph, 60 miles. A moderately paced, scenic ride through eastern Montgomery and central Bucks Counties. Terrain is rolling with one or two moderate climbs. Accurate cue sheet will be provided for those wanting to do a faster or slower pace. We can do a sit down lunch if the group is small, or there are a couple of take- out places for quick service. Meet at 8:45 for a prompt 9:00 start from Bruno's. Leader: Jeff Bakely, 215-843-1093 or jbake@snip.net.

Saturday, May 22 - Tookany to Pennypack. Class D. Meet at 10:00, Tookany Park, Cheltenham, Pa. We will ride on lightly traveled neighborhood streets for 5 miles, from Tookany Park Drive to Pennypack bike path, Pine Road entrance. Others may meet us at the Pine Road parking lot at 11. The length of the ride in Pennypack will be decided that day. Call if you need directions. Leader: Bill Cotton, 215-559-2910, billcotton@billcotton.com.

Sunday, May 23 - East Coventry Breakfast Ride. Class C, 30-40 miles. Starts at 8:30 from Valley Forge National Park Visitor Center, lower visitor parking lot. Ride to East Coventry in Chester Co for a firehouse breakfast, near end of ride. Expect some hills. Cue sheet & Regional Bicycle Map for each rider. A multi-club ride. Bring H2O, $, & snacks. Enter the park at the main entrance on Valley Forge Rd, SR 23. The road turns right after the entrance, which leads you around the visitor center to the lower parking lot. If you want to come by SEPTA, contact SteveT for directions. Leaders: Steve Trobovic, 610-687-9229, 610-209-8259 (cell, on Sun.), wildyugo@comcast.net, and Arnie Roseman, 610-640-4529, biker73pa@msn.com.

Sunday, May 23 - B Ramble. Class B, 14-15 mph, 40-50 miles. Meet at the Italian Fountain behind the Art Museum at noon. Show and Go.

Sunday, May 23 - Rain Date Repeat: Intimate Bike Tour of Philadelphia. Class D, 10 miles through Center City and University City with stops here and there at some of Philadelphia's interesting sights to introduce a new book of bike routes. Starts at 3 PM at Trophy Bikes, 3131 Walnut Street. End with refreshments and friendly chat at Trophy around 5. Leader: Pat Vance, 215-438-9091, vancep@mail.med.upenn.edu.

Saturday, May 29 - Roll Along the Back Roads! Class C+, 12-14 mph, 35 miles. Meet at the Folsom Pathmark on Mac Dade Boulevard in Ridley Township at 8:30. We'll bike by Neumann College, continue to Glen Mills through Ridley Creek State Park, and back to Pathmark via the Smedley/Leiper Trail (paved). Expect to finish before noon. We'll enjoy lots of back road beauty. While on flat roads the ride will follow a C pace, though bring strong legs for the hills as they are definitely "B" rated. Leader: Frank Jackson, 610-534-3978 eve, 215-537-4299 day, fjackson@rohmhaas.com.

Saturday, May 29 - Five Creek Ride. Class B/B-, 14-15 mph, less than 40 miles. I want to save our energy for Mount Gretna tomorrow. This is an abbreviated version of Myra VanInwegen's Six Creek Ride, leaving out the one brutal hill. Snack break for bagels (what else?) at the 7-11 next door in Haverford/Bryn Mawr area. Leaves promptly at 9 from the Italian Fountain. Leader: Jeff Bakely, 215-843-1093, jbake@snip.net.

Sunday, May 30 - Annual MDW Ride to Mount Gretna. Class B, 73 miles at 14 mph avg, rolling to moderately hilly. We start from Blue Ball with typical farmland scenery in Lancaster County, then climb over the Furnace Hills to explore the Great Valley of the Appalachians. Waiting for us, out of Hansel and Gretel's book, is the lovely town of Mt. Gretna. We'll tour the town and have lunch at the Jiggler's Shop in their season opening weekend. Then we'll climb over the county line again to return to the more familiar Lancaster County landscape. A truly scenic route. Bring plenty of water and snacks, since we'll probably make only one food stop. Climbing will be at tandem pace. Starts at 9 sharp from Shady Maple Market on SR 23 in Blue Ball. Pa Tpk to exit 298, S.R. 10 south towards Morgantown for about 1 mile, then right onto S.R. 23 west for about 8 miles to intersection with S.R. 897; market is on left. Email if you want a cue sheet. Leaders: Eduardo and Ida Ruchelli, 215-572-0753, edr@mail.med.upenn.edu.

Sunday, May 30 - B Ramble. Class B, 14-15 mph, 40-50 miles. Meet at the Italian Fountain behind the Art Museum at noon. Show and Go.

Sunday May 30 - Bulldog Ride. For strong B riders. 50-60 miles. See Weekly Ride Calendar for details. Meets at the Bulldog statue at 25th and Penna Ave at noon. Leader: Bruce Taubman, 215-725- 7935.

Sunday, May 30 - Kolman's Sunday Ride. Class C, 30-40 miles. We'll hold a 12-14 mph cruising pace, but faster riders are welcome. Maybe it will finally be warm and sunny. Come help me talk to the horses. Wet roads cancel the ride. Meet 8:00 at Lenape HS, Church & Hartford Roads, Medford, NJ. Leader: Kolman Kleinbord, 856-787-9677, kkleinbord@comcast.net.

Monday, May 31 - Memorial Day Mix 'n Match. Class B-, 13-15 mph, 40 miles. Our annual Memorial Day ride through the Main Line to Valley Forge. Riders are encouraged to wear their most outrageous outfits (unmatched gloves, socks, shoes, helmets!?!, etc). Prizes will be awarded for the best of the worst. This has always been a popular ride, and I expect a large turnout. If so, we will probably break into two groups. One "faster" and one "not- faster". Ride starts at 10 from Narberth Park, in Narberth, next to the basketball courts. Call or e-mail for directions. Leader: Rich Wagner, 610-964-1484, roadrich@hotmail.com.

Tuesday, June 1 - Mailing the June Newsletter. Meet 6:30 at Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen LLP, 1650 Arch Street, southeast corner 17th & Arch Sts. Coordinator: Tom Witt, 215-977-2164.

Regular Weekly and Sunday Rides

HELMETS are REQUIRED ON ALL RIDES

Sundays

Sunday Morning Breakfast Ride. Class C, up to 30 miles. Meet 8:45 at the SE corner of 22nd & Spring Garden for a delightful ride to a delightful place to have a delightful breakfast. Bring locks and money for brunch in the middle of the ride. We always need volunteers to lead us to delightful eating spots and pretty biking areas. Leaders: May 2 - Peggy Gertz, 215-844-2669, gertz@email.chop.edu; 9th - Joseph Feeney, 215-332-0283, jfe7378071@aol.com; 16th - Ben Sears, 215-844-3784, bikerbenn@aol.com; 23rd - Marsha Hyman, 610-789-6938, queenmfk@earthlink.net; 30th - Henry Lazarus, 267-259-6275 (cell phone), hlazar@netaxs.com.

B Ramble. Class B, 14-15 mph, approx. 40 miles. Meet noon at the Italian Fountain behind the Art Museum. Check the Monthly Calendar for leaders, ride descriptions, and cancellations.

The Bulldog Ride is Back! May 2, 16, and 30. For strong B riders. 50-60 miles. One short rest stop at a Wawa-type store. The main difference between this ride and the B Ramble is that it is longer and the rest stop is shorter (it is not lunch!) We will go to Paoli or Doylestown as the group wishes. No cue sheet so everyone sticks together and the leader can't be dropped. Meets at the Bulldog statue at 25th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue at noon. We leave at noon sharp. Leader: Bruce Taubman, 215-725- 7935.

Sunny Sunday Afternoon Ride. Class D, usually 12-25 miles. This ride is for the beginner who wishes to improve his or her cycling skills and for those new to Philadelphia who want to explore the out-of-the-way places in the city and near suburbs. Most Sundays we meet at noon at the Italian Fountain, but check the following list for different start locations. May 1 - Fairmount Park Ramble. 12 miles, cruising through the park to the Mann Music Center. Bring food and water. Leader: Len Langsdorf, 610-278- 7779; 8th - No ride, it's Mother's Day; 16th - Spring Mill Train Station to Valley Forge. 25 miles, no hills. OK, Sunny Sunday D riders, time to try a new start location and the Schuylkill River Trail. Meet at the Spring Mill train station parking lot for a noon start. Bring food water and the desire to do a long D ride on a trail that prohibits cars. Leader: Gaby Beitler, gabrielb@voicenet.com; 22nd - Leader: Peggy Gertz, 215-844-2669, gertz@email.chop.edu; May 30 - no ride.

Sunny Sunday Spin-Off Ride. Class C, usually 25-30 miles. A true C ride which cheerfully waits to regroup. All welcome. Meets 12:15 at the rock near the Italian Fountain, behind the Art Museum. Leaders: May 2, Lyn Hedrick (no Sunday calls please), 215-483- 3618; 9th, Dave Johnson, 215-849-8013; 16th, Linda McGrane, 215-663- 5291; 23rd, Patrick O'Neill, 215-724-1847; 30th, Tom Witt, 215-977- 2164.

Tuesdays

Evening Ride from Holmesburg. Class C, 15-20 miles. Leaves 6 PM SHARP from Holmesburg Shopping Center, Frankford Ave & Ashburner St, Phila. Ride around northeast Philly and Bucks County. Canceled if it's raining one hour before start time. Leader: Joe Wilkinson, 215-331-6672.

Vocabulary Ride. Class C, 12-14 mph, 15-20 miles. Join us for an evening spin through parts of Delaware County and maybe learn a sesquipedalian word. Meet us at 6 PM at the Pathmark on MacDade Blvd in Folsom. Leader: Dave Trout, 610-368-0760, dmtrout@usa.net.

Kings Grant. Class B, 15-17 mph, 20-25 miles. A beautiful ride through Marlton, Medford & Shamong. We'll start at 6PM in Marlton NJ at the Kings Grant development, progress thru Medford and then into Shamong and back. If there's any interest, we can do one or two fast 3-mile loops around Kings Grant at the end of the ride. Meet at Kings Grant shopping center 2nd entrance, make right on Merchants Way. The shopping center is on the right. Call or e- mail to confirm. Rain cancels. Leader: Mark Shapiro, mshapiro@jmsonline.com, 856-231-2506.

Kolman's Tuesday and Thursday Rides. Class C, 12-14 mph. We start with less evening light and fewer miles so our early rides will be about 15 miles. As the light increases, we will get to 20-25 miles. I will hold the "C" pace, but faster riders are welcome, and there are many breakaway opportunities. Come out and enjoy the evenings. Wet roads cancel the ride. Leader: Kolman Kleinbord, 856-787-9677, kkleinbord@comcast.net.

Narberth ChainSmokers. Class B, 15 -16 mph, 22 miles. Training rides through the back roads of the Main Line. Our goal is to bike to Valley Forge by the end of June. This ride leaves from Mainly Bikes in Narberth at 6 PM. Leaders: Art Elwood, 856-424- 1770, artelwoodcpa@netzero.com, and Jeff Kimmel, 610-446-1334, jeff_signs@hotmail.com.

Wednesdays

From Glenside. Class B+/B, 15-17 mph, 20-25 miles. Come explore the interesting and diverse roads of eastern Montgomery County! We'll ride until dark on routes that are moderately hilly and generally lightly traveled. Meet at the Glenside Library, Keswick Ave & Waverly Rd in Glenside, for a prompt 6 PM departure. Remember to bring a flashing rear light for added safety. Please call or e-mail to confirm; occasionally my schedule keeps me from riding. Also, call or e-mail with questions. Rain cancels. Leader: Chris Beetham, ride_with_cb@verizon.net, 215-740-4637.

Thursdays

Training Ride. Class C+, approximately 20 miles. Departs 6 PM from Italian Fountain. We'll begin working up to the full 3-hill 25-mile ride. But gently. Leaders: May 6 - Ginny Durham, 215-440- 7093, vedurham@comcast.net; 13th - Gary Morris, 215-557-0410, gmorris@vzavenue.net; 20th - Pat Haggar, 610-896-1987, phaggar@comcast.net; 27th - Jeff Bakely, 215-843-1093, jbakely@verizon.net.

Bryn Mawr Local. Class B+, 16-17 mph, about 30 miles. Meet at the Italian Fountain at 5:45 PM for a prompt 6:00 start. We'll do a variation of the original Wednesday/Thursday night rides - out to Conshohocken, returning on River Road and the Bike Path. Leader: Vernon Lucas, 215-815-9137, vernon.lucas@verizon.net.

Slackers Ride. Class C, D, E, F...Z 0 - ? mph Miles: 5 - ? This is a series of rides designed for new riders or experienced riders who need to get back into shape. Any class of rider on any type of bike is welcome. We will start out slow and flat and hopefully build up from there. Rides will be tailored to the riders that attend. All rides will be in Delaware County from various locations. You MUST contact me to find out the starting point. Leader Dave Trout, 610-368-0760, dmtrout@usa.net.

MTB in Wissahickon Park. Class B or C, approx 6-12 miles. We meet at the parking lot just west of the Valley Green Inn. 6 PM. We usually have 2 rides: intermediate and advanced. Note that we bike the trails, not Forbidden Drive. Helmets are mandatory. Rain cancels. You should get a Wissahickon Park permit - cost is as little as $10 (the fee is really an annual contribution to the Fairmount Park). You can get an application in the park or call 215-685-0014 and they can fax or mail you an application. You can also download one from the BCP web site: http://www.phillybikeclub.org/permit.html. Leader: Lisa Coyle, 610-935-7186, BikeSkateSki@comcast.net

Narberth ChainSmoker's Ride. Class B, 15 -16 mph, 22 miles. See Tuesdays for ride description.

Kolman's Tuesday and Thursday Rides. Class C, 12-14 mph. See Tuesday description. 6 PM, Lenape Regional HS, Church & Hartford RoadS. Leader: Kolman Kleinbord, 856-787-9677, kkleinbord@comcast.net.

Fridays

BCP Softball returns for the 2004 season with games this month on May 14 and 28. We will meet at 6 PM at Clifford Park, Walnut Lane & Wissahickon Avenue and play until dusk. Everyone is welcome as long as you're not too good. Feel free to contact John J. Kalicki if you have any questions or need directions. Also, if you plan to attend please call John to RSVP by the Wednesday night before the game. If a "critical mass" is not achieved in order to play, the game will be cancelled. John's email address (his preferred method of contact) is teach@kalicki.com and his phone number is 215-426-3937.

Wallyball will resume in the fall. Anyone interested in playing in the summer, particularly if softball is rained out, call or email coordinator Nikki Marx, 215-963-9377, bcpwallyball@hotmail.com. Also contact Nikki if you would like to be on the Wallyball e-mail list.

Saturdays

Krank with Kolman. Class C, 30-40 miles, 12-14 mph. This is wonderful, open flat to slightly rolling farm land. Come on down and discover a new area to ride. We will hold a "C" pace but faster riders are welcome and may ride off. Call to confirm: rain one hour before, or wet roads, cancels. Meet 8:00 at Baseball Field parking lot, Sharp & Columbia Sts, Millville, NJ. From 55 S, take exit 27. Go south. Cross light. Bear right at the Y. Stay right at second Y. Go about 1 mile. Laundromat is on left; parking lot for the ride is on the right. Joint Ride with SJ Wheelmen. Leader: Kolman Kleinbord, 856-787-9677, kkleinbord@comcast.net.

MTB Belmont Plateau. No rides scheduled, but check the website for ad-hoc listings. Leader: Paul Winkfield, 215-329-983, paladin007@comcast.net.