Chain Gang
Bicycle & Adventure

 

Based in St. Clair County, Michigan, USA

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Bicycle & Adventure Schedule

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Pace Classifications:
REC
– Recreational ride, pace averaging 12-14 mph
ADV
– Advanced ride, pace averaging 16-18 mph
TBD – Pace to be determined by participants at start of ride

Notes: 
Ride coordinators may adjust the ride to match the weather and participants wants.
Riders are responsible for knowing the route and being safe.

Want to schedule a ride, hike, ski or kayak event?  Email Kate at ckpeople@aol.com
Coordinators:  e-mail mileage reports to Stat Master Mike at madair1960@sbcglobal.net
Join the e-list to receive ride updates:  life@chaingangbicycle.com

2011 Cycle Season
Our season has ended. Visit our STATS page to get an idea of the type of rides and events we enjoy.

2012 Cycle Season
Weeknight cycling begins in mid-April.

 

2012 Winter activities

Gail offers these ideas for some activities while waiting for the cycle season:

Friday, February 10 at 7:30 p.m.  A Barbershop Cabaret
featuring three award winning ensembles.  Performance is at the Port Huron Northern Performing Arts Center. Tickets $20/adult and $10/student in advance and $25/$5 at door. Tickets available at Studio 1219, PH Music Center or call 810-984-8857.  This is a fund-raiser for the International Symphony.

Saturday, February 11 at 7 p.m.  SC4 Jazz and Desserts
at the St. Clair County Community College Center Atrium in Port Huron, featuring the SC4 Jazz Band.  Admission is $20 and reservations are required, to ensure there are enough desserts!  Call 810-989-5513 or
www.sc4.edu/band.

Saturday, March 17 at 9 a.m.  Sierra Club Pancake Hike, Parkhill, Ontario. 
(You do not need to be a member of the Sierra Club). A 3-4 mile moderate hike, maybe through snow, in the Parkhill Conservation Area (45 minutes from BW Bridge), then on to Fort Rose Maple Company for their pancake brunch (about $10, bring more in case you want to buy some of their syrup or other products).  Meet at 9 a.m. (with passport) in Port Huron at the northwest corner of the Vantage Point lot, 51 Water Street, Port Huron; or at 9:30 a.m. across the Blue Water Bridge at the Tourist Info Center, 1455 Venetian Blvd., Point Edward, Ontario.  Coordinator: Judy Lindberg, 810-364-5871 or day of hike, 810-278-6594.
 

 
 

Chain Gang Bicycle and Adventure is a lifestyle focused on "sucking all the fun" out of every day.  Adventure types (dubbed Adventureers) attracted to this lifestyle enjoy non-competitive bicycling, hiking, kayaking, cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, snowshoeing, and just about any outdoor activity that involves exercise, challenge and having a really good time (especially cycling).  Chain Gang bicycle and adventure activities are based in St. Clair and Sanilac counties in southeast Michigan (Blue Water area),  but have expanded to include statewide, out-state and international destinations.   For more information:  life@chaingangbicycle.com.  

DISCLAIMER:  People engaging in Chain Gang activities do so at their own risk.  The experience is not supported or sponsored by any organized or official group or institution.  All participants are unpaid volunteers.  There are no official members or leaders, no dues, and no guarantees.