2024 Rides and Events

All Sunday rides, except out-of-town rides, leave from the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, 13420 Maxella Ave, Villa Marina Marketplace.  Most people ride to the start, but some drive and park on nearby streets.

Sunday departure time is 8:00 am, except for out-of-town rides. Please be ready to roll at the departure time!

Your bike should be in good working condition and you should be prepared to fix a flat (i.e., have spare tube, tire levers, patches, pump or CO2 inflator, etc.).  You should also carry a water bottle (two in warm weather), snacks, and lunch money. Helmets are required at all times, and no headsets or earbuds, please!

This schedule is always subject to change.  As a convenience to riders, it may include  mention of and links to other organized rides that some of us participate in, but these are not “official” or “out-of-town” MDRCC rides.

Please, no E-Bikes.  This group is somewhat traditional and part of the reason people ride with us is for the fitness it brings under their own power.

IMPORTANT RIDE CAVEAT – Riding on public roads with motor and pedestrian traffic, road hazards, and other cyclists is inherently dangerous and because of this, accidents and serious injuries might occur. By riding with MDRCC, you acknowledge and accept these risks and release MDRCC and all others involved from any and all liability.

Event Information:

  • Sun
    03
    Mar
    2019

    Mulholland Roads But Not Much Mulholland

    8:00 amHelen's Cycles - Marina Del Rey

    A brand new and untested route. Up and down roads to and from Mulholland. Some we haven't ridden and some in directions we don't normally do. The whole ride is almost 60 miles with 4700 feet of climbing! And those who don't want to do the whole ride can bail at few earlier spots.

    Up Sepulveda to Mulholland and then down a steep Woodcliff. Then up Beverly Glen from the Valley side and down to Sunset. Back up Benedict to Mulholland and down an obscure twisty route just off of Beverly Glen called Camino de la Cumbre. Then back up the Valley side of Coldwater and down through Franklin Canyon and back up Coldwater to Mulholland. A little bit of riding on Mulholland past Laurel Canyon, turn righe on Woodrow Wilson and follow it to Nichols. Then down Nichols into West Hollywood and back to the start.

    Here is the RideWithGPS version of the proposed route. It is subject to change.

    https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29396419

    If the predicted weekend rain materializes, this ride will be postponed to a drier Sunday.

    Ride was been postponed. We'll try again in a few weeks.