Tuesday Night Ride
September 27, 2016
6:15 pm Start Time
Leaving from DQ on Caribou St W between 4th and 5th Avenue.
Sunset is at 6:48, you need lights.
Last week I was dodging raccoons in the dark.
About a 90 minute ride, Beautiful fall weather, why not go for a ride?
Bring something to drink,
Wear a helmet.
See you on the trails,
Bob
Next Sunday is the Pavers Enduro at Buffalo Pound. This is a fun relaxed event to get out and enjoy a wonderful fall trail ride. As an added bonus this is a free event for members of the Moose Jaw Pavers. After the ride there will be time for socializing.
Tuesday Night Ride
September 20, 2016
6:15 pm Start Time
Leaving from DQ on Caribou St W between 4th and 5th Avenue.
Another 90 minute ride on the trails of the Moose Jaw river valley.
Sunset is 7:03pm, I recommend a headlight and taillight.
The ride will travel from West to East across the valley
Bring something to drink,
Wear a helmet.
See you on the trails,
Bob
This past Saturday 10 members participated in the club Century ride. This was the first Century ride the club hosted for a few years and it was great to have members out for the event. The ride was challenging and everyone battled the headwind heading out on Hwy 363. The headwind was a great tailwind for the return leg of the ride and that was a lot of fun. To wrap up the ride we had a great time and the BBQ. Congratulations to Jim, Matt, Fabien and Frank on their 100 mile ride and Tim, Chris, James, Bob, Rick and Rob on the 100 km ride.
A huge thank-you to Ev for picking up the supply box, checking on the riders and preparing a wonderful desert. Thanks to Boh’s Cycle for providing a kit for a prize. Chris Boys was lucky winner of the Boh’s Cycle kit. Thanks to Dane at Western Cycle for getting us hooked up with some Muc-off and Park Tools swag.
FYI:
38 Combat Engineer Regiment Building Pedestrian Suspension Bridge Completes the Trans Canada Trail across Moose Jaw River
September 15, 2016 – Moose Jaw – National Defence / Canadian Armed Forces
Media and the public are invited to 38 Combat Engineer Regiment’s (38 CER) timber construction suspension bridge-building site to witness construction of the bridge at the South end of 4th Avenue SW (details below) on Saturday, September 17.
Who: Members of 38 CER, 38 Canadian Brigade Group, will be on hand for interviews and to answer questions about the bridge-building.
When: 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, September 17
What: From September 16 to 25, 2016, members of 38 CER based out of Saskatoon and Winnipeg will be constructing a Pedestrian Suspension Bridge across the Moose Jaw River. Over the past two years, 38 CER have actively worked with the Wakamow Valley Authority in preparation for this construction project. The bridge is a timber construction suspension bridge with a span of 44m (144ft). The bridge is funded by the Trans Canada Trail, the City of Moose Jaw and the Wakamow Valley Development Fund and will serve to connect Moose Jaw and complete the Trans Canada Trail 100% in the province of Saskatchewan.
Where:South end of 4th Ave SW, head southeast to the bridge site approximately 300m from the end of 4th Ave SW.
Tuesday Night Ride
September 13, 2016
6:15 pm Start Time
Leaving from DQ on Caribou St W between 4th and 5th Avenue.
An awesome Fall ride is in store for you today!
A 90 minute ride on the Moose Jaw river valley trails.
Sunset is at 7:19pm today, so a headlight and taillight for the ride home is recommended.
The ride will do the Western (darker) trails first and finish up on the East (lighter) side of the valley.
Also, after the sun goes down, the temperature can drop quickly, so you may want sleeves and warmer gloves.
Bring something to drink,
Wear a helmet.
See you on the trails,
Bob
Tuesday Night Ride
September 6, 2016
6:15 pm Start Time
Leaving from DQ on Caribou St W between 4th and 5th Avenue.
Back to School Special!
A beautiful day for a trail ride, the Fall colors are spectacular.
About a 90 minute ride on the valley trails.
Bring something to drink.
Wear a helmet.
A little insect repellant might help.
See you on the trails,
Bob
