Notes: Organized by Marc Zionts (Alberto's). "Fast ride with good rollers. Plenty of hill and flat sprints along the course. Well organized and safe ride, come ready to ride hard and push the pace with a solid group of riders. Helmets and good judgment required."

Notes: "Cruising at 22+ mph, average pace of 18-20+ mph, with sprints up to 30+ mph."

Notes: First 15 miles at about 18-19 mph, the last 35 miles at around 22-24 with the last 5 miles at around 27-28 (for the A group). The last 35 miles are at around 20 mph for the B group. Helmet required. No-drop for the first 15 miles. B group is generally no-drop. Ride safety strictly enforced.

 

Notes: No-drop to Highland Park along this route. Helmets required. In Highland Park, groups form to either return to Chicago or go longer, faster.

Notes: "Team Judson is first and foremost an anarchy, and whoever is in front gets the ultimate choice about the route we take."

Notes: An A ride is an aggressive ride that has large stretches at 28 to 32 mph. The B ride is more moderate, yet follows the same route. It usually tops out at 25 mph and averages 20 mph.

Notes: Up to Highland Park, organized into A group and slower B group. The two groups stay together until Northwestern University.

Notes: Race-oriented training ride, 25 mph average west of Route 30.

Notes: A ride: 45-60 miles, 20-25 mph average. B ride: 35-45 miles, 18-20 mph average.

Notes: "Cruising at 22+ mph, average pace of 18-20+ mph, with sprints up to 30+ mph."

Notes: A ride: 45-60 miles, 20-25 mph average. B ride: 35-45 miles, 18-20 mph average.

Notes: "Team Judson is first and foremost an anarchy, and whoever is in front gets the ultimate choice about the route we take."

Notes: Extremely fast ride north with stretches above 30 mph. Not for the inexperienced.

Notes: 18-19 mph pace. Women encouraged.

Notes: Ride to Barrington or Kenosha County and back at a steady 18 to 20 mph pace.

Notes: An A ride is an aggressive ride that has large stretches at 28 to 32 mph. The B ride is more moderate, yet follows the same route. It usually tops out at 25 mph and averages 20 mph.

Notes: Race-oriented training ride, 25 mph average west of Route 30.

Notes: "This ride is for spirited, athletic cyclists seeking the camaraderie of a group ride, without the pressure of keeping up with those training for competition."

Notes: Slower pace with emphasis on smooth riding techniques and paceline etiquette.

Notes: "Cruising at 22+ mph, average pace of 18-20+ mph, with sprints up to 30+ mph."

Notes: "About as fast as Harper Ride."

Notes: Fast ride to Lake Forest and North Chicago.

Notes: Three officiated practice criteriums each night. Riders break themselves into two groups by ability levels. $7 a night. Prizes for placing. USCF license required.

Notes: Typically around 25 mph, sometimes faster. Second rendezvous point at 6:10 p.m. at Bolcum Road and Fairway Drive.

Notes: Average speed is 21-22 mph with many sprints during the ride. Helmet Required! No-drop ride. Centerline rule strictly enforced.

  Notes: 5:30 p.m. start until Memorial Day. Bring lights in March.

Notes: "Practice rotating pace lines, close proximity riding and advanced bike handling while building fitness at a riding pace in excess of 18 mph."

Notes: Typically around 25 mph, sometimes faster. Second rendezvous point at 6:10 p.m. at Bolcum Road and Fairway Drive.

Notes: "We have roadies and triathletes doing hard intervals in a no drop ride format where everyone recovers together."

Notes: Average speed is 21-22 mph with many sprints during the ride. Helmet Required! No-drop ride. Centerline rule strictly enforced.