Welcome to RideNet
You are currently in the RideNet Sandbox, a holding place for riders that are not yet a member of a RideNet team. Although you're welcome to stay in the Sandbox as long as you like, one of RideNet's coolest features is the ability to create and join teams. Below are some of the more popular RideNet teams in your area.
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Change Teams Any Time
You can change teams at any time. From Your Profile page, click "Edit Profile...", then click "Change Teams...".
Start Something New
If you can't find a team on RideNet, why not create one? A RideNet team can be based
around a real-world cycling club or could be a loosely affiliated group of riders that just want to stay
connected. As a member of a team, you can see what everyone on your team is up to, track your team's race
results (if you race), and organize rides together.
Creating a RideNet team is easy. Send us an email at info@ridenet.net
and we'll take care of the rest.
What's happening @ RideNet Sandbox
Cloudy and chilly for Knockemstiff Dirty Road route. Not a ton of gravel. Much hillier than anticipated. I was dead the last 10 miles • 41 mile workout
Ride with Harlow to The Hills to checkout the path situation for Cranksgiving • 18 mile errand
Quick ride with Harlow to campus to enjoy the mice weather before it’s gone • 7 mile social
Gran Fondo Hincapie. Intended to do the 80 mile but 40s and rain meant I cut it to 60. Still quite the challenge and a great event. • 60 mile race
Blue Jay ride led by Cindy. Rode with Dad a lot but split off at the end to shorten distance and hills to get back for Will’s wedding • 60 mile workout
PG Twilight ride marred by multiple headlight issues. Rode hard though • 27 mile workout
Hot, hard, hilly ride from bainbridge through pike lake state park. 90* in October! • 52 mile workout