UNASSTD Rides
Miles are better shared.
Group rides from coffee pace to long gravel days, published by independent ride leaders. Every UNASSTD ride states its distance, its pace, whether it is no-drop and whether helmets are required before you RSVP, so you can judge whether it fits you, not just whether it sounds fun.
What to expect
Every listing tells you this.
The UNASSTD Rides listing format asks hosts for the details that decide whether a ride fits you. Here is what each one means.
- Distance
- How far the ride goes, in miles or kilometers. Judge it against rides you have done, not rides you would like to do.
- Pace
- The speed range the group holds on the flat, in mph or km/h. Hosts commit to the numbers they list, so a ride that says 12 to 15 mph rides at 12 to 15 mph.
- No-drop
- A no-drop ride keeps the group together: it regroups after climbs and turns and nobody is left behind. When a ride is not no-drop, the listing says so, and you should expect the group to hold its pace.
- Helmet policy
- Whether a helmet is required to join. Every ride says, one way or the other.
- Meeting point
- The general area is public on every listing. The exact spot, and how to find the group, arrives with your RSVP confirmation.
- Terrain and routeWhen listed
- Elevation, surface and a link to the route when the host has them, so you can look at the climbs before you commit.
New to group rides?
Look for “No‑drop” and “All levels”.
Those two labels on a listing mean the ride is built for a first time: the group waits, the pace is stated honestly and the host expects new faces.
Any bike in working order is usually fine; the listing says if a ride needs something specific, like wider tires for gravel. Bring water and a spare tube if you have one, and arrive a few minutes early so you can find the host and say you are new.
Upcoming
Upcoming rides
Published by independent ride leaders. Every time is shown in the ride's own time zone.
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UNASSTD Host
Lead a ride?
If you already run a group ride, UNASSTD Host gives you a listing with the details riders need, RSVPs with a cap and a waitlist, reminders the day before and a check-in list on the morning. Free to use.