se your level
More wheels - Faster rides. Details below. Consider a slower level for your first ride, then move up.
The detailed information below is a guide for deciding which of the ride programs are best suited to you.
| Class |
Description |
Programs |
Leisure
Wheeler |
- Designed as entry-level rides for novices, seniors, or riders returning after a significant absence.
- Distances of 20 to 40 km, at a typical speed of 14 to 18 km/h for a leisurely pace.
- Rides generally start in the city and take place on a mixture of paved recreational trails and streets.
- Leisure Wheeler rides generally have sweeps and regrouping points to keep the group together.
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Tuesday Ravine
Sunday Leisure Wheeler |
Urban
Roller |
- For riders with some experience.
- Distances of 30 to 50 km (70 km for the Sunday Urban Roller), at a typical speed of 18 to 24 km/h.
- Rides generally start in the city and take place on a mixture of paved recreational trails and streets, with occasional ventures out into surrounding areas.
- Occasionally Urban Roller rides are longer, faster, or hillier, but still aim at falling close to the Urban Roller typical speed range.
- Urban Roller rides generally have sweeps and regrouping points to keep the group together.
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Wednesday Night
Friday Night
Saturday Morning
Sunday Urban Roller |
| Tourist |
- For more experienced cyclists.
- Distances of 50 to 110 (and occasionally longer), at a typical speed of 20 to 26 km/h.
- These rides explore the lovely rural countryside outside of the city. The Sunday Tourist rides start at TTC stations, while the other tourist programs require a vehicle to get to the start.
- Tourist rides vary with respect to sweep and regrouping practices.
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Wednesday Wheelie
Freedom Friday
Saturday Cruising Short
Sunday Tourist
Sunday Country Cruise |
| Sportif |
- Sportif riders do the same rides as Tourists, but at a faster 27 to 35 km/h pace.
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Wednesday Wheelie
Saturday Cruising Short
Sunday Tourist
Sunday Country Cruise |
Sportif:
