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This is an fixed 32 mile route drop ride with a 19 - 21 avg mph pace depending upon conditions. Rest Stop at Hurts Donuts Please choose your ride wisely.

DB Century is a ride for those strong riders who would like to build distances for century rides. You should be comfortable riding a DB1 "effort" on this ride.

This is a 45-55 mile no-drop ride 15.5 - 16.5 average pace.

This is a 40-45 mile no-drop ride 15-16.5 average pace.

30ish mile ride from Gulledge Elementary.

This is a 17- 21 mile ride, averaging 12 mph. Although at a Novice Level, this is not for riders who have no prior riding experience. Riders can learn basics of group riding.

Looking for a 40ish mile ride at 17.5 -18.5 mph pace? This ride is for you!

40 miles DROP ride at 19.5+ MPH with extra miles option

This is a 55-70 mile DROP RIDE. 19-20+ Mph pace. Preregistration required.

This is a 55-65 mile using various routes with a 18.5-19.5 average pace

This is a 50–100 mile variable route DROP RIDE with a 15.5-17 mile per hour pace. It‘s intended to prepare cyclists for Tours of European Texas, HH100 and PBA centuries.

Distance Builder Long (DB Long) is a 60–80-mile variable route DROP ride to train for longer distance rides such as the monthly PBA Century, MS150 and HHH.

This is a 45-55 mile drop ride with a 16-17.5 mile per hour pace.

Space is limited - preregistration encouraged.

This is a 41ish mile 14-15 average pace ride.

Registration required.

This is a 45-60 mile drop ride. 17-18.5 mph pace.

We hope you can join us as we volunteer our time at the North Texas Food Bank. Here are the details on the time and how to sign up to volunteer. Who Can Attend: PBA members & family members** Date: Saturday, October 3rd Time: 12:30 PM check in for 1:00 – 3:30 PM shift Location: North Texas Food Bank Distribution Center, 3677 Mapleshade Lane, Plano How To Volunteer: If you are interested in volunteering with PBA on Saturday, October 3rd, you will need to complete the registration process on the North Texas Food Bank portal. Follow the steps below. ** Please note that the minimum age to volunteer is 12 years old, as the work involves packing and boxing food items. How to Register for the PBA Volunteer Shift: PBA members and family members will need to follow these steps to create a volunteer account and join the team. Here is a portal guide with step-by-step instructions to provide further assistance. https://ntfb.org/.../08/NTFB-Volunteer-Portal-Guide-2.pdf Anyone who has volunteered with North Texas Food Bank previously can skip to step 2. 1. Create an account on NTFB website https://ntfb.org/ (see pages 5 – 16 of portal guide) 2.Join the team https://volunteer.ntfb.org/need/detail/?need_id=641264 (see pages 58 – 64 of portal guide) - this link will not work if you do not have an account You will receive an auto-generated email confirming your registration. Important Information: Volunteers receive all pertinent information regarding the shift upon registration. Volunteers who are not registered for the shift will not be able to volunteer with our group. Don’t be late! Check-in will begin at 12:30 PM. Unfortunately, anyone that arrives after 1:10 PM will not be able to participate in the volunteer shift. Closed toed shoes are required. Comfortable clothing recommended.

Pace is 14-15mph average. A gravel, mountain or cyclocross bike is required.

This is a Drop Ride.

30-32 miles long, B pace ride (17-18.5 mph)

35-40 miles long, A- pace. (18-20 mph) ride

This is a 17 mile ride with a 10.5 mile cutoff option at a social/conversational pace.

This is a 25-30ish mile no drop ride with a 14-17+ mile per hour pace.

Registration required.

This is a 30ish mile No Drop ride with a 16-17.5 mile per hour pace.