Ride Description:

Join us short spin around Fantasy Island on Bunny and Snake Dance. It's a nice ride for beginners or those who want an easy morning mountain bike ride.

This is a D paced ride meaning the final average should be between 8-12 MPH, though the pace during the ride may exceed that occasionally. It is considered a social ride though there is very little opportunity to ride side by side.

Details:

We’ll meet at the north side of Fantasy Island at the new Ramada by the start of Lone Cactus and ride south on the connector to Bunny Trail West. Our first regroup on the ride will be on the south side where the trails meet. We’ll continue on Bunny until it reaches Snake Dance.

Then we will ride on Snake Dance, switching to Bunny’s Revenge when we get there. We’ll regroup where Bunny’s Revenge gets close to Bunny Trail East then continue on Bunny’s Revenge back to Snake Dance.

We’ll transition from Snake Dance to Bunny Trail East and follow it our third regroup will be at the SHARP where there are restrooms. There is construction at the SHARP so we will ride to The Connector. Then ride east to the paved path which we'll follow to the Sharp.

After that we ride out on the path back to The Connector. Finally, we’ll turn north on Bunny to get back to the start.

Find the route here.

Wheels rolling at 9:30 AM. Please arrive by 9:15 AM to sign the ride waiver.

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What to Bring:

• No ear buds! This is a safety requirement, not a request.

• Food & fluids for 2 hours - 2 24oz Bottles or Hydration Pack.

• Bring a tube/patch kit and a way to inflate your tires.

• Be sure your bike is in good mechanical condition.

• CPSC approved helmets must always be worn while riding.

If you are riding, I ask that you agree that:

• You will obey traffic laws. Drive your bike as you would your car.

• You are a representative of the greater cycling community and will therefore conduct yourself appropriately.

• You will represent GABA well.

• While riding, you will respect others. You will take care when passing pedestrians and other cyclists: ring your bell or call out "Passing" or "Good morning!" before passing.

• If any of these standards are unclear, you can ask for clarification.

• Route subject to change based upon, weather, road conditions, group requests, and or the ride leader getting lost or forgetting his helmet.