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Where are we going Thursday ?

May 22, 2013
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Join us at 6 pm for the Thursday Enthusiast Ride. This week we plan to ride out to Dorset and climb Rupert Mountain. It is 10 miles to the base and 2.25 miles up, gaining about 900 feet at an average grade  of 7% . Once at the top we will take a group photo and head [...]

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Friday Social Ride

May 17, 2013
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Don’t forget there is a Social  Ride tonight May 17. 6 pm There will be 2 groups. Rob will lead the intermediate and Amy will lead the beginners. One to one and a half hours, easy pace.

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May Bike Swap

May 9, 2013
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SPRING SPRING, WHERE THE HECK HAVE YOU BEEN…? Finally the warmer weather is upon us and we can enjoy outdoor recreation. One of the best ways for young and old to this is on a bicycle. If you or a loved one are looking for a good used bike or might have one to sell, [...]

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What to do this summer

May 1, 2013
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Enjoy these days   !!!      ( above picture from first Friday Social Ride ) Weekly Rides     ( print ) * Thursday Road Ride. Enthusiast level ride from Battenkill Sports 6 pm.  There will be Time Trials in Arlington open to MMBC members. (has begun) * Friday Social Ride. An easy paced 1 1/2 hour [...]

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What is a Friday Social Ride ?

April 26, 2013
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Join us every Friday at 6 pm to get out and have some fun and meet other riders. Not competitive, easy paced and non-drop. We will leave from the shop at 6 pm and ride a loop without too many hills (trust me..) Amy Verner an LCI (League Cycling Instructor) will offer a beginners class [...]

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Meet the Team

April 20, 2013
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Meet the team that is going to make this your best year ever. Dan Rhodes (on right) is our new year round sales and service manager. He has over 20 years in the bicycle industry, has credentials from The United Bicycle Institute  and has owned his own shop. Dan lives in Arlington with his wife Faith and [...]

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Thursday Enthusiast Road Ride

April 16, 2013
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Join us Thursdays 6 pm at Battenkill Bike Shop.  The enthusiast ride strives to average 15+ mph but will break up into different level groups as needed. Early season rides will be around 20 miles and get longer with available daylight. Our longest ride will be 45 miles June 20, near the Solstice . There will be occasional 10 mile [...]

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We’re Back and open 9:30 to 5:30 7 Days

March 6, 2013
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Come to the season opener Potluck and Slide Show Saturday March 23   6:30 pm at Amy and Robin’s house. The theme of this year’s party is Chile and Argentina. Slide show of our Patagonian  Bike tour. Featured drink Pisco Sour. Amy will prepare a Chilean Salmon Specialty. (need a head count) So cook up your favorite South American [...]

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Enjoy These Days.

September 14, 2012
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This has been a fantastic summer….and the riding isn’t over ! I would like to thank the following people for leading rides and/or doing something significant to expand cycling. In no particular order Bill Kilday – Thursday Road Ride and 1/3 of our team John Sutton –  Sunday Morning Rides (all summer) and MMBC webmaster David Poro [...]

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2 Sunday Rides & Vt Challenge Reminder

August 11, 2012
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Sunday August 12 there will be 2 rides from the shop. 9:15 am  Fern and Joe Wagner will lead a moderately paced ride ( 14 mph average) of about 60 miles. The ride will go out to Danby, Middletown Springs, Lake St Katherine and back through Pawlet . Refreshments in Middletown and Pawlet. 9:30 am John Sutton [...]

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