Spin through the quiet country roads of beautiful Coweta, Spalding and Meriwether Counties. Well-marked routes include 35, 59, 75 and 100 mile distance options. Gently rolling terrain makes for a fast ride if you want it to be! Ride is fully supported with a central well-stocked rest stop/party zone including nutrition, hydration, ice, bike mechanics and entertainment. More information.
Senoia
Worst Day of the Year Gravel Ride
Get ready for the 2021 Worst Day of the Year Gravel Ride! We’ve been lucky that for the last couple of years, it has not actually been the WORST day of the year, but with what 2020 has thrown us, who knows? Come ride with us and find out! Ride starts at 10 a.m. at the Haralson Pavilion and there will be 30-mile and 50-mile options. More information.
Southside Cycling Club November Challenge
Complete a ride out of each of our three local bike shops – Trek Newnan, Trek PTC, and Senoia between Nov. 2-30 and be entered into a raffle to win a $100 gift card from the shop of your choice. Four winners will be chosen. More information.
Corso di Coweta – Classic Steel Ride
Come out and enjoy an afternoon of camaraderie and talking up the good old days. We are embracing not only the classic frame material, but the classic tenets of cycling as well, including frame pumps, steel toe clips, shoe cleats, wool jersey and shorts. This is a 30 to 35 mile guided ride on low traffic and good condition roads in rural Coweta – Spaulding – Pike – Merriweather Counties, at a nice 13-15mph pace. These rides are no drop, and/or “leave no one behind.” More information.
Wilson 100
The Wilson100 is named after Scott Wilson, one of the past presidents of the Southern Bicycle League who made tremendous contributions to improving cycling in the Atlanta area. Scott Wilson was in his late 30’s when he passed away in September 1986 of cancer. This being the original SBL Century ride that started in the 1970’s was re-named for Scott in 1987.
New for this year is the 100 Mile Bailout which will be 78 miles in length. On site registration and packet pick-up starts at 6:30 a.m.