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SUMMARY:Saturday Morning A and B Group Rides
DESCRIPTION:Join us Saturdays at 8AM for A (20-22mph) and B (17-19mph) group rides.  Routes can be found on our Strava page here. \nAn annual ride waiver is required; if this your first time plan to arrive a few minutes early and check in with any staff member to complete the waiver and get your 2024 waiver sticker. \nAfter the ride\, stop in the shop and enjoy some eats and drinks. \n  \nRide Guidelines \nAs cycling enthusiasts\, group rides offer a great opportunity to connect with fellow riders\, push ourselves individually\, and explore new routes together. Amidst the camaraderie and excitement\, it’s essential to prioritize safety and adhere to proper ride etiquette to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the scene\, here’s a guide to navigating the pack safely: \n  \n\nThe Basics:\n\n\nIt’s a GROUP Ride\, not a Race.\nFor insurance reasons\, only individuals who have agreed to these guidelines and signed the group ride waiver may participate in our rides.\nBike Surgeon group rides feature a “NO DROP” policy. We will not leave anyone behind\, but that doesn’t mean we don’t hit the gas. There will be times for going fast and times when we all wait for a complete regroup; these are specified by the Ride Leader so pay attention.\nAll riders must wear a helmet during shop rides and must comply with all rules of the road.\nA rear flashing red light is strongly recommended for all riders to increase visibility.\nBike Surgeon and the ride leaders reserve the right to ask anyone who does not follow these guidelines or rides in an unsafe manner to leave the ride. Our safety and reputation as cyclists within this community depend on you\, thanks for helping out.\n\n  \n\nGroup details\, please know your skills and physique and pick the group that fits yours best:\n\nA Group – Average 20-22 mph. Uses a rotating paceline. A Group riders should be experienced bike handlers who are comfortable in a rotating paceline and can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 20mph on a solo ride for over an hour.\nB Group – Average 17-19mph. Rotating paceline option. B Group riders can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 17mph on a solo ride for over an hour\, have group ride experience and knowledge of a rotating paceline.\nC Group – Happens at 10A on Saturdays\, hit the link here.\n\n\n\n\nWhen moving up to the next group\, stay in the draft and listen to the ride mentors\, we want you to finish with the group! If it is observed that your skills or fitness do not meet the minimum standards required\, ride leaders will ask you to join the lower group.\n\n  \n\nMaintain Formation and Ride Safety:\n\n\nRide single-file or two wide at maximum. This is at the discretion of the ride leader and condition dependent\, listen for specific instructions. NEVER ride in the oncoming traffic lane.\nWhen waiting at the defined regroup area\, move well off the right side of the road so we don’t interfere with traffic. DO NOT RIDE CIRCLES in the road. We restart only on the ride leader’s direction.\n\n  \n\nRider Responsibly:\n\n\nRespect traffic laws and regulations always. This includes stopping at stop signs/red lights\, yielding to pedestrians\, correct lane use\, and signaling intentions to traffic.\nStay attentive and maintain situational awareness and always look way ahead (50’+). Scan the road ahead for obstacles\, potholes\, or debris that could pose a threat to you or the group. The further out you look the smoother and more stable you will ride.\nAvoid overlapping wheels to prevent collisions and maintain a safe/efficient distance from others.\nThere will be times when braking and shifting is necessary to maintain a consistent pace within the group.\nBe predictable. Shift as needed Ride in a straight line and maintain a steady pace.\n\n  \n\nIn Ride Communication:\n\n\nNO music/earphones/bone conductive devices\, we need you to be able to hear all things!\nUse clear\, concise\, and loud verbal commands (do not scream) to alert fellow riders of approaching traffic\, hazards\, changes in pace\, or the need to slow down or stop. “Car up”\, “car back” “slowing” “stopping” “left turn” “right turn”\nHand signals for turning and stopping are as follows (only use these signals if you are very confident bike handler): Left arm straight out for a left turn. For a right\, right arm straight out or left arm out and bent upwards. Left arm out and down with your palm to the rear to signal slowing or stopping.\n\n  \n\nRespect Fellow Riders\n\n\nBe mindful of your fellow riders’ skill levels and abilities\, adjusting your pace and expectations accordingly.\nAvoid aggressive or erratic behavior that could intimidate or endanger others. Remember\, group rides should be inclusive and enjoyable for everyone involved.\nBe prepared to adjust your riding style and pace based on changing road conditions\, weather patterns\, unexpected obstacles\, and varied skill levels of other riders.\nEncourage camaraderie\, support\, and mutual respect among group members\, celebrating achievements and offering assistance or encouragement when needed.\nEmbrace the opportunity to learn from more experienced riders\, asking questions and seeking advice to improve your skills and confidence.\n\n  \n\nPrepare and Plan Ahead:\n\n\nPlease be punctual\, arrive prior to the ride start with your gear and equipment ready to ride. The ride rolls on schedule.\nConduct a bike check to ensure your equipment is in good working condition\, including brakes\, tires\, and gears\, well before the ride.\nFamiliarize yourself with the planned route\, noting any potential hazards or challenging sections that may require extra caution.\nPrioritize safety above all else.\n\n  \nBy adhering to these principles of safety and etiquette\, we can all enjoy a safe ride. Remember\, you play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for yourself and everyone riding. Saddle up\, stay vigilant\, enjoy the ride! \n 
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/saturday-morning-a-and-b-group-rides/2024-05-11/
LOCATION:201 E. STATE ST\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240511T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240511T120000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240302T203126Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240302T203453Z
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SUMMARY:Saturday C Group
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a fun C pace group ride averaging 14-16 mph for 20-35 miles typically on the bike trails north of O’Fallon. \nAn annual ride waiver is required; if this your first time plan to arrive a few minutes early and check in with any staff member to complete the waiver and get your 2024 waiver sticker. \nStop by the shop after the ride for refreshments! \nRide Guidlines \nAs cycling enthusiasts\, group rides offer a great opportunity to connect with fellow riders\, push ourselves individually\, and explore new routes together. Amidst the camaraderie and excitement\, it’s essential to prioritize safety and adhere to proper ride etiquette to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the scene\, here’s a guide to navigating the pack safely: \n\nThe Basics:\n\n\nIt’s a GROUP Ride\, not a Race.\nFor insurance reasons\, only individuals who have agreed to these guidelines and signed the group ride waiver may participate in our rides.\nBike Surgeon group rides feature a “NO DROP” policy. We will not leave anyone behind\, but that doesn’t mean we don’t hit the gas. There will be times for going fast and times when we all wait for a complete regroup; these are specified by the Ride Leader so pay attention.\nAll riders must wear a helmet during shop rides and must comply with all rules of the road.\nA rear flashing red light is strongly recommended for all riders to increase visibility.\nBike Surgeon and the ride leaders reserve the right to ask anyone who does not follow these guidelines or rides in an unsafe manner to leave the ride. Our safety and reputation as cyclists within this community depend on you\, thanks for helping out.\n\n  \n\nGroup details\n\nC Group – Average 14-16mph. Recreational fun enthusiast group ride great for new and experienced riders alike.\nA and B Groups roll at 8AM on Saturdays\, get to their event details here.\n\n\n\n  \n\nMaintain Formation and Ride Safety:\n\n\nRide single-file or two wide at maximum. This is at the discretion of the ride leader and condition dependent\, listen for specific instructions. NEVER ride in the oncoming traffic lane.\nWhen waiting at the defined regroup area\, move well off the right side of the road so we don’t interfere with traffic. DO NOT RIDE CIRCLES in the road. We restart only on the ride leader’s direction.\n\n  \n\nRider Responsibly:\n\n\nRespect traffic laws and regulations always. This includes stopping at stop signs/red lights\, yielding to pedestrians\, correct lane use\, and signaling intentions to traffic.\nStay attentive and maintain situational awareness and always look way ahead (50’+). Scan the road ahead for obstacles\, potholes\, or debris that could pose a threat to you or the group. The further out you look the smoother and more stable you will ride.\nAvoid overlapping wheels to prevent collisions and maintain a safe/efficient distance from others.\nThere will be times when braking and shifting is necessary to maintain a consistent pace within the group.\nBe predictable. Shift as needed Ride in a straight line and maintain a steady pace.\n\n  \n\nIn Ride Communication:\n\n\nNO music/earphones/bone conductive devices\, we need you to be able to hear all things!\nUse clear\, concise\, and loud verbal commands (do not scream) to alert fellow riders of approaching traffic\, hazards\, changes in pace\, or the need to slow down or stop. “Car up”\, “car back” “slowing” “stopping” “left turn” “right turn”\nHand signals for turning and stopping are as follows (only use these signals if you are very confident bike handler): Left arm straight out for a left turn. For a right\, right arm straight out or left arm out and bent upwards. Left arm out and down with your palm to the rear to signal slowing or stopping.\n\n  \n\nRespect Fellow Riders\n\n\nBe mindful of your fellow riders’ skill levels and abilities\, adjusting your pace and expectations accordingly.\nAvoid aggressive or erratic behavior that could intimidate or endanger others. Remember\, group rides should be inclusive and enjoyable for everyone involved.\nBe prepared to adjust your riding style and pace based on changing road conditions\, weather patterns\, unexpected obstacles\, and varied skill levels of other riders.\nEncourage camaraderie\, support\, and mutual respect among group members\, celebrating achievements and offering assistance or encouragement when needed.\nEmbrace the opportunity to learn from more experienced riders\, asking questions and seeking advice to improve your skills and confidence.\n\n  \n\nPrepare and Plan Ahead:\n\n\nPlease be punctual\, arrive prior to the ride start with your gear and equipment ready to ride. The ride rolls on schedule.\nConduct a bike check to ensure your equipment is in good working condition\, including brakes\, tires\, and gears\, well before the ride.\nFamiliarize yourself with the planned route\, noting any potential hazards or challenging sections that may require extra caution.\nPrioritize safety above all else.\n\n  \nBy adhering to these principles of safety and etiquette\, we can all enjoy a safe ride. Remember\, you play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for yourself and everyone riding. Saddle up\, stay vigilant\, enjoy the ride!
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/saturday-c-group/2024-05-11/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240514T193000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240302T202939Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240520T144128Z
UID:5405-1715709600-1715715000@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Tuesday Night Group Rides
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday nights are for riding! Come join in the FUN! \n3 different paced based groups to choose from routes change weekly. Check Bike Surgeon Strava Club to get the route: \nA Group – Average speed 22 mph \nB Group – Average speed 17 – 19 mph \nC Group – Average Speed 14 -16 mph \nAn annual ride waiver is required; if this your first time plan to arrive a few minutes early and check in with any staff member to complete the waiver and get your 2024 waiver sticker. \nAfter the ride\, stop in the shop and enjoy some eats and drinks.   OR…For the triathletes among us\, (or perhaps folks who are just a bit tri-curious)\, there will be the option to go for a relaxed 5k run after the Tuesday night rides. The run will be somewhere around a 10:30ish pace and will leave from the parking lot no more than 5 minutes after the B group returns. The more the merrier and please hit up Jo with any questions.  \n  \nRide Guidelines: \nAs cycling enthusiasts\, group rides offer a great opportunity to connect with fellow riders\, push ourselves individually\, and explore new routes together. Amidst the camaraderie and excitement\, it’s essential to prioritize safety and adhere to proper ride etiquette to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the scene\, here’s a guide to navigating the pack safely: \n\nThe Basics:\n\n\nIt’s a GROUP Ride\, not a Race.\nFor insurance reasons\, only individuals who have agreed to these guidelines and signed the group ride waiver may participate in our rides.\nBike Surgeon group rides feature a “NO DROP” policy. We will not leave anyone behind\, but that doesn’t mean we don’t hit the gas. There will be times for going fast and times when we all wait for a complete regroup; these are specified by the Ride Leader so pay attention.\nAll riders must wear a helmet during shop rides and must comply with all rules of the road.\nA rear flashing red light is strongly recommended for all riders to increase visibility.\nBike Surgeon and the ride leaders reserve the right to ask anyone who does not follow these guidelines or rides in an unsafe manner to leave the ride. Our safety and reputation as cyclists within this community depend on you\, thanks for helping out.\n\n  \n\nGroup Details\, please know your skills and physique and pick the group that fits yours best:\n\nA Group – Average 20-22 mph. Uses a rotating paceline. A Group riders should be experienced bike handlers who are comfortable in a rotating paceline and can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 20mph on a solo ride for over an hour.\nB Group – Average 17-19mph. Rotating paceline option. B Group riders can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 17mph on a solo ride for over an hour\, have group ride experience and knowledge of a rotating paceline.\nC Group – Average 14-16mph. Recreational fun enthusiast group ride great for new and experienced riders alike.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen moving up to the next group\, stay in the draft and listen to the ride mentors\, we want you to finish with the group! If it is observed that your skills or fitness do not meet the minimum standards required\, ride leaders will ask you to join the lower group.\n\n\n\n  \n\nMaintain Formation and Ride Safety:\n\n\nRide single-file or two wide at maximum. This is at the discretion of the ride leader and condition dependent\, listen for specific instructions. NEVER ride in the oncoming traffic lane.\nWhen waiting at the defined regroup area\, move well off the right side of the road so we don’t interfere with traffic. DO NOT RIDE CIRCLES in the road. We restart only on the ride leader’s direction.\n\n  \n\nRider Responsibly:\n\n\nRespect traffic laws and regulations always. This includes stopping at stop signs/red lights\, yielding to pedestrians\, correct lane use\, and signaling intentions to traffic.\nStay attentive and maintain situational awareness and always look way ahead (50’+). Scan the road ahead for obstacles\, potholes\, or debris that could pose a threat to you or the group. The further out you look the smoother and more stable you will ride.\nAvoid overlapping wheels to prevent collisions and maintain a safe/efficient distance from others.\nThere will be times when braking and shifting is necessary to maintain a consistent pace within the group.\nBe predictable. Shift as needed Ride in a straight line and maintain a steady pace.\n\n  \n\nIn Ride Communication:\n\n\nNO music/earphones/bone conductive devices\, we need you to be able to hear all things!\nUse clear\, concise\, and loud verbal commands (do not scream) to alert fellow riders of approaching traffic\, hazards\, changes in pace\, or the need to slow down or stop. “Car up”\, “car back” “slowing” “stopping” “left turn” “right turn”\nHand signals for turning and stopping are as follows (only use these signals if you are very confident bike handler): Left arm straight out for a left turn. For a right\, right arm straight out or left arm out and bent upwards. Left arm out and down with your palm to the rear to signal slowing or stopping.\n\n  \n\nRespect Fellow Riders\n\n\nBe mindful of your fellow riders’ skill levels and abilities\, adjusting your pace and expectations accordingly.\nAvoid aggressive or erratic behavior that could intimidate or endanger others. Remember\, group rides should be inclusive and enjoyable for everyone involved.\nBe prepared to adjust your riding style and pace based on changing road conditions\, weather patterns\, unexpected obstacles\, and varied skill levels of other riders.\nEncourage camaraderie\, support\, and mutual respect among group members\, celebrating achievements and offering assistance or encouragement when needed.\nEmbrace the opportunity to learn from more experienced riders\, asking questions and seeking advice to improve your skills and confidence.\n\n  \n\nPrepare and Plan Ahead:\n\n\nPlease be punctual\, arrive prior to the ride start with your gear and equipment ready to ride. The ride rolls on schedule.\nConduct a bike check to ensure your equipment is in good working condition\, including brakes\, tires\, and gears\, well before the ride.\nFamiliarize yourself with the planned route\, noting any potential hazards or challenging sections that may require extra caution.\nPrioritize safety above all else.\n\n  \nBy adhering to these principles of safety and etiquette\, we can all enjoy a safe ride. Remember\, you play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for yourself and everyone riding. Saddle up\, stay vigilant\, enjoy the ride!
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tuesday-night-group-rides-3/2024-05-14/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240629T093000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240622T193746Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240622T193808Z
UID:5927-1719648000-1719653400@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Tour de Surgeon
DESCRIPTION:Onsite Tour de Surgeon Ride\, make sure to check in to get your points and reference the rules at the link below to get all your point. \nGet all the details here: https://bikesurgeon.com/tour-de-surgeon/ \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tour-de-surgeon-2/2024-06-29/
LOCATION:201 E. STATE ST\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240630T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240630T180000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240622T200154Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240628T194801Z
UID:5945-1719766800-1719770400@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:OFF-SITE Tour de Surgeon Ride
DESCRIPTION:Sunday OFF-SITE Ride!!  Global Brew\, 2329 Plum St\, Edwardsville\, IL \nOffsite Tour de Surgeon Ride\, make sure to check in to get your points and reference the rules at the link below to get all your point. \nGet all the details here: https://bikesurgeon.com/tour-de-surgeon/ \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909 \n 
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/remote-tour-de-surgeon-ride/
LOCATION:Global Brew\, Edwarsville\, IL\, 2329 Plum St\, Edwardsville\, IL\, 62025\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240703T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240703T190000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240622T202420Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240622T202420Z
UID:5957-1720029600-1720033200@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:THEME Night Tour de Surgeon Ride
DESCRIPTION:Onsite Tour de Surgeon Ride and THEME NIGHT\, check www.facebook.com/Bikesurgeon for theme details on the Monday prior\, make sure to check in to get your points and reference the rules at the link below to get all your point. \nGet all the details here: https://bikesurgeon.com/tour-de-surgeon/ \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/theme-night-tour-de-surgeon-ride/2024-07-03/
LOCATION:201 E. STATE ST\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240704T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240704T110000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240607T191629Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240607T231251Z
UID:5866-1720080000-1720090800@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Ride\, White and Blue 4th of July Ride and Brunch
DESCRIPTION:How about a fun morning ride on the 4th of July\, with an amazing after ride brunch? Look no further\, and plan to join in on this one.\n\nThe RIDE White and Blue will roll from Bike Surgeon HQ in downtown O’Fallon at 8:30AM on Thursday\, July 4th\, with a distance and pace for everyone. We will have a sportingly fun 25ish mile B group\, a conversational paced 15ish mile C group and a Family Ride for everyone else with distance determined by our youngest rider but guaranteed to be at least 5 miles of FUN.\n\nAt the conclusion of the ride\, we break out the BRUNCH. With waffles\, pancakes\, bacon wrapped pancakes\, breakfast burritos\, bacon and a bunch of fresh fruits from our friends at North Bay Produce and all kinds of other great eats! Unquestionably the best brunch in all of O’Fallon on the 4th of July.\n\nEveryone is welcome for this super fun and tasty event. $25 per person ($15 per for kids 14YO and under) gets you in on the ride and the brunch.  Other “brunch drinks” including our famous “Saturday Market\, Bloody Mary’s and Mimosas and Adult Lemonade” will be available for purchase too. Sign up today and plan to bring all of your family and friends and start your fourth off right!
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/ride-white-and-blue-4th-of-july-ride-and-brunch-2/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240704T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240704T100000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240622T203805Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240622T203805Z
UID:5971-1720081800-1720087200@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Tour de Surgeon 4th of July Morning
DESCRIPTION:Join in on the Ride\, White and Blue for today’s stage!! \nMake sure to check in to get your points and reference the rules at the link below to get all your point. \nGet all the details here: https://bikesurgeon.com/tour-de-surgeon/ \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tour-de-surgeon-4th-of-july-morning/
LOCATION:201 E. STATE ST\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240705T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240705T190000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240622T193746Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240628T194816Z
UID:5931-1720202400-1720206000@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:OFF-SITE Tour de Surgeon Ride
DESCRIPTION:Offsite Tour de Surgeon Ride Individual TT\, North Bay Produce\, 8835 Richard Brauer Rd\, Mascoutah\, IL 62258 \nMake sure to check in to get your points and reference the rules at the link below to get all your point. \nGet all the details here: https://bikesurgeon.com/tour-de-surgeon/ \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tour-de-surgeon-2-2024-07-05/
LOCATION:North Bay\, 8835 Richard Brauer Rd\, Mascoutah\, IL\, 62258\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240707T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240707T180000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240622T200431Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240628T194745Z
UID:5948-1720371600-1720375200@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:OFF-SITE Tour de Surgeon Ride
DESCRIPTION:Sunday OFF-SITE Ride!!  Eckert’s Cider Shed\, 951 S Green Mt Rd\, Belleville\, IL 62220 \nOffsite Tour de Surgeon Ride\, make sure to check in to get your points and reference the rules at the link below to get all your point. \nGet all the details here: https://bikesurgeon.com/tour-de-surgeon/ \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/remote-tour-de-surgeon-ride-2/
LOCATION:Eckert’s\, 951 S Green Mt Rd\, belleville\, IL\, 62220\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240709T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240709T190000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240622T195450Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240622T195450Z
UID:5939-1720548000-1720551600@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Tour de Surgeon
DESCRIPTION:Onsite Tour de Surgeon Ride\, make sure to check in to get your points and reference the rules at the link below to get all your point. \nGet all the details here: https://bikesurgeon.com/tour-de-surgeon/ \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tour-de-surgeon-3/2024-07-09/
LOCATION:201 E. STATE ST\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240711T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240711T190000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240622T202850Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240628T194655Z
UID:5961-1720720800-1720724400@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:OFF-SITE Tour de Surgeon Ride
DESCRIPTION:Thursday OFF-SITE Ride!!  Schlafly Highland Square\, 907 Main St\, Highland\, IL 62249 \nOffsite Tour de Surgeon Ride\, make sure to check in to get your points and reference the rules at the link below to get all your point. \nGet all the details here: https://bikesurgeon.com/tour-de-surgeon/ \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/remote-tour-de-surgeon-ride-5/
LOCATION:Schlafly Highland\, 907 Main St\, Highland\, IL\, 62249\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240714T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240714T180000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240622T200653Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240628T194729Z
UID:5951-1720976400-1720980000@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:OFF-SITE Tour de Surgeon Ride
DESCRIPTION:Sunday OFF-SITE Ride!!  Glen Carbon Park and Ride\, 3717 S State Rte 157\, Glen Carbon\, IL 62034\,  Join us a The Cabin at Judy’s Creek after the ride for food and merriment.\n \nOffsite Tour de Surgeon Ride\, make sure to check in to get your points and reference the rules at the link below to get all your point. \nGet all the details here: https://bikesurgeon.com/tour-de-surgeon/ \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/remote-tour-de-surgeon-ride-3/
LOCATION:Glen Carbon Park and Ride\, 3717 S State Rte 157\, Glen Carbon\, IL\, 62034\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240718T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240718T190000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240622T203140Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240628T194634Z
UID:5964-1721325600-1721329200@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:OFF-SITE Tour de Surgeon Ride
DESCRIPTION:Thursday OFF-SITE Ride!!  Millpond Brewing\, 308 E Washington St\, Millstadt\, IL 62260 \nOffsite Tour de Surgeon Ride\, make sure to check in to get your points and reference the rules at the link below to get all your point. \nGet all the details here: https://bikesurgeon.com/tour-de-surgeon/ \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/remote-tour-de-surgeon-ride-6/
LOCATION:Millpond\, 308 E Washington St\, Millstadt\, IL\, 62260\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240720T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240720T120000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240302T203126Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240717T012924Z
UID:5449-1721462400-1721476800@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Saturday C Group
DESCRIPTION:TIME CHANGE on C Group THIS WEEK ONLY!! \nGroup Ride + Flat Clinic\nBike Surgeon is hosting Bike MS participants for a special group training ride. After the ride\, they’ll conclude the event with a flat clinic at the shop to ensure cyclists are prepared for anything while they train and participate in Bike MS. All routes will be 35 miles and there will be 3 groups leaving at 8 AM (A 20-22 MPH; B 17 – 19 MPH; C trail ride with14 – 16 MPH). Please bring plenty of hydration and refuel options to support yourself. Waivers must be completed on site\, so please plan your arrival time accordingly. Learn more by calling the shop at 618-622-1693. \nRSVP Here \nBike Surgeon Group Ride + Flat Clinic Details: Saturday\, July 20th from 8 AM – 11 AM @ Bike Surgeon – 201 E State Street\, O’Fallon IL 62269 \n  \nEnjoy a fun C pace group ride averaging 14-16 mph for 20-35 miles typically on the bike trails north of O’Fallon. \nAn annual ride waiver is required; if this your first time plan to arrive a few minutes early and check in with any staff member to complete the waiver and get your 2024 waiver sticker. \nStop by the shop after the ride for refreshments! \nRide Guidlines \nAs cycling enthusiasts\, group rides offer a great opportunity to connect with fellow riders\, push ourselves individually\, and explore new routes together. Amidst the camaraderie and excitement\, it’s essential to prioritize safety and adhere to proper ride etiquette to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the scene\, here’s a guide to navigating the pack safely: \n\nThe Basics:\n\n\nIt’s a GROUP Ride\, not a Race.\nFor insurance reasons\, only individuals who have agreed to these guidelines and signed the group ride waiver may participate in our rides.\nBike Surgeon group rides feature a “NO DROP” policy. We will not leave anyone behind\, but that doesn’t mean we don’t hit the gas. There will be times for going fast and times when we all wait for a complete regroup; these are specified by the Ride Leader so pay attention.\nAll riders must wear a helmet during shop rides and must comply with all rules of the road.\nA rear flashing red light is strongly recommended for all riders to increase visibility.\nBike Surgeon and the ride leaders reserve the right to ask anyone who does not follow these guidelines or rides in an unsafe manner to leave the ride. Our safety and reputation as cyclists within this community depend on you\, thanks for helping out.\n\n  \n\nGroup details\n\nC Group – Average 14-16mph. Recreational fun enthusiast group ride great for new and experienced riders alike.\nA and B Groups roll at 8AM on Saturdays\, get to their event details here.\n\n\n\n  \n\nMaintain Formation and Ride Safety:\n\n\nRide single-file or two wide at maximum. This is at the discretion of the ride leader and condition dependent\, listen for specific instructions. NEVER ride in the oncoming traffic lane.\nWhen waiting at the defined regroup area\, move well off the right side of the road so we don’t interfere with traffic. DO NOT RIDE CIRCLES in the road. We restart only on the ride leader’s direction.\n\n  \n\nRider Responsibly:\n\n\nRespect traffic laws and regulations always. This includes stopping at stop signs/red lights\, yielding to pedestrians\, correct lane use\, and signaling intentions to traffic.\nStay attentive and maintain situational awareness and always look way ahead (50’+). Scan the road ahead for obstacles\, potholes\, or debris that could pose a threat to you or the group. The further out you look the smoother and more stable you will ride.\nAvoid overlapping wheels to prevent collisions and maintain a safe/efficient distance from others.\nThere will be times when braking and shifting is necessary to maintain a consistent pace within the group.\nBe predictable. Shift as needed Ride in a straight line and maintain a steady pace.\n\n  \n\nIn Ride Communication:\n\n\nNO music/earphones/bone conductive devices\, we need you to be able to hear all things!\nUse clear\, concise\, and loud verbal commands (do not scream) to alert fellow riders of approaching traffic\, hazards\, changes in pace\, or the need to slow down or stop. “Car up”\, “car back” “slowing” “stopping” “left turn” “right turn”\nHand signals for turning and stopping are as follows (only use these signals if you are very confident bike handler): Left arm straight out for a left turn. For a right\, right arm straight out or left arm out and bent upwards. Left arm out and down with your palm to the rear to signal slowing or stopping.\n\n  \n\nRespect Fellow Riders\n\n\nBe mindful of your fellow riders’ skill levels and abilities\, adjusting your pace and expectations accordingly.\nAvoid aggressive or erratic behavior that could intimidate or endanger others. Remember\, group rides should be inclusive and enjoyable for everyone involved.\nBe prepared to adjust your riding style and pace based on changing road conditions\, weather patterns\, unexpected obstacles\, and varied skill levels of other riders.\nEncourage camaraderie\, support\, and mutual respect among group members\, celebrating achievements and offering assistance or encouragement when needed.\nEmbrace the opportunity to learn from more experienced riders\, asking questions and seeking advice to improve your skills and confidence.\n\n  \n\nPrepare and Plan Ahead:\n\n\nPlease be punctual\, arrive prior to the ride start with your gear and equipment ready to ride. The ride rolls on schedule.\nConduct a bike check to ensure your equipment is in good working condition\, including brakes\, tires\, and gears\, well before the ride.\nFamiliarize yourself with the planned route\, noting any potential hazards or challenging sections that may require extra caution.\nPrioritize safety above all else.\n\n  \nBy adhering to these principles of safety and etiquette\, we can all enjoy a safe ride. Remember\, you play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for yourself and everyone riding. Saddle up\, stay vigilant\, enjoy the ride!
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/saturday-c-group-2024-07-20/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240721T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240721T180000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240622T200838Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240628T194713Z
UID:5954-1721581200-1721584800@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:OFF-SITE Tour de Surgeon ITT Ride
DESCRIPTION:Sunday OFF-SITE Ride ITT (Individual Time Trial) at Horner Park\, 11113 Widicus Rd\, Lebanon\, IL 62254 \nOffsite Tour de Surgeon Ride\, make sure to check in to get your points and reference the rules at the link below to get all your point. \nGet all the details here: https://bikesurgeon.com/tour-de-surgeon/ \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/remote-tour-de-surgeon-ride-4/
LOCATION:Horner Park\, 11113 Widicus Rd\, lebanon\, IL\, 62254\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240824T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240824T100000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240607T224705Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240823T211110Z
UID:5890-1724486400-1724493600@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:O'Town Hustle 5K Run
DESCRIPTION:The 6th Annual O’Town Hustle is changing up for ONE YEAR ONLY….5K!  You read it right\, we are rocking a 5K run this year in concert with CityFest as we are both housed at the O’Fallon Sports Park awaiting our all new swim facility in the Community Park to be finished just in time for the Tri event in 2025.   Sponsored again by Smoothie King O’Fallon and hosted by Bike Surgeon in collaboration with the Jennifer Mueller Memorial Foundation and Toolen’s Running Start.\n\n\nA super fun\, fast and flat run through and around the O’Fallon Sports Park with the start and finish on the wide open Sports Park Road for 1/2 of a mile to allow for a great opener to the race and awesome ripping finishing sprints.  The balance of the run is on the fun flowing 10′ wide fitness path that borders the park\, making for a wildly fast course with great surface conditions.\n\nAgain this year\, our race sponsor Smoothie King will be on site with samples and we will have our now famous after-race party with pancake and fresh fruit breakfast feast! Gary and Cathy Mueller\, the former proprietors of the O’Fallon Egg-and-I and founders of the Jennifer Mueller Memorial foundation\, will be on hand with their world-famous race day pancakes and tons of fresh berries\, fruit and toppings provided by our Team sponsor North Bay Produce. All race participants get in on the breakfast extravaganza and family and friends can get in on the goodness too with a breakfast only registration. A portion of the proceeds from each race registration and all proceeds from the breakfast registrations will go directly to the Jennifer Mueller Memorial Foundation Fund operated by the Mueller’s in memoriam of their daughter Jenn who passed from cancer in 2018.\n\nAll racers also get a sweet O’Town Hustle 5K race tee\, and the first 200 to register get an awesome 2024 O’Town Hustle 5K Finisher medal.\n\nThis event happens as one of the activities at O’Fallon CityFest\, the annual town picnic and carnival that happens in the park Friday\, August 23rd and Saturday\, August 24th. Tons of fun for everyone with rides\, games\, food\, car shows and more; plan to stay around and enjoy the day.\n\nRun Map:  https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46372599\n\nONLINE Registration is CLOSED\, race day registration will open at 6:45A for those interested in signing up last minute.  $60 with limited t-shirt sizes\, includes breakfast and a finishers medal.
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/otown-hustle-5k-run/
LOCATION:o’fallon sports park\, O'Fallon Family Sports Park Rd\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240917T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240917T200000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240911T225739Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240911T225744Z
UID:6089-1726592400-1726603200@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:ENVE Night at Bike Surgeon
DESCRIPTION:Join us for ENVE night at Bike Surgeon!  We will have two ENVE factory reps on hand with all kinds of cool components\, wheels\, frames and complete bikes to check out! \nThe reps will join us on the group ride at 6 and there will be some cool giveaways when we get back.  Learn everything there is to know about one of the leading road brands in the industry.   For group ride details click here: https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tuesday-night-group-rides-3/2024-09-17/
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/enve-night-at-bike-surgeon/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240917T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240917T193000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240302T202939Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240911T225438Z
UID:5423-1726596000-1726601400@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Tuesday Night Group Rides
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday nights are for riding! Come join in the FUN! \n3 different paced based groups to choose from routes change weekly. Check Bike Surgeon Strava Club to get the route: \nA Group – Average speed 22 mph \nB Group – Average speed 17 – 19 mph \nC Group – Average Speed 14 -16 mph \nAn annual ride waiver is required; if this your first time plan to arrive a few minutes early and check in with any staff member to complete the waiver and get your 2024 waiver sticker. \nAfter the ride\, stop in the shop and enjoy some eats and drinks.   OR…For the triathletes among us\, (or perhaps folks who are just a bit tri-curious)\, there will be the option to go for a relaxed 5k run after the Tuesday night rides. The run will be somewhere around a 10:30ish pace and will leave from the parking lot no more than 5 minutes after the B group returns. The more the merrier and please hit up Jo with any questions.  \n  \nRide Guidelines: \nAs cycling enthusiasts\, group rides offer a great opportunity to connect with fellow riders\, push ourselves individually\, and explore new routes together. Amidst the camaraderie and excitement\, it’s essential to prioritize safety and adhere to proper ride etiquette to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the scene\, here’s a guide to navigating the pack safely: \n\nThe Basics:\n\n\nIt’s a GROUP Ride\, not a Race.\nFor insurance reasons\, only individuals who have agreed to these guidelines and signed the group ride waiver may participate in our rides.\nBike Surgeon group rides feature a “NO DROP” policy. We will not leave anyone behind\, but that doesn’t mean we don’t hit the gas. There will be times for going fast and times when we all wait for a complete regroup; these are specified by the Ride Leader so pay attention.\nAll riders must wear a helmet during shop rides and must comply with all rules of the road.\nA rear flashing red light is strongly recommended for all riders to increase visibility.\nBike Surgeon and the ride leaders reserve the right to ask anyone who does not follow these guidelines or rides in an unsafe manner to leave the ride. Our safety and reputation as cyclists within this community depend on you\, thanks for helping out.\n\n  \n\nGroup Details\, please know your skills and physique and pick the group that fits yours best:\n\nA Group – Average 20-22 mph. Uses a rotating paceline. A Group riders should be experienced bike handlers who are comfortable in a rotating paceline and can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 20mph on a solo ride for over an hour.\nB Group – Average 17-19mph. Rotating paceline option. B Group riders can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 17mph on a solo ride for over an hour\, have group ride experience and knowledge of a rotating paceline.\nC Group – Average 14-16mph. Recreational fun enthusiast group ride great for new and experienced riders alike.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen moving up to the next group\, stay in the draft and listen to the ride mentors\, we want you to finish with the group! If it is observed that your skills or fitness do not meet the minimum standards required\, ride leaders will ask you to join the lower group.\n\n\n\n  \n\nMaintain Formation and Ride Safety:\n\n\nRide single-file or two wide at maximum. This is at the discretion of the ride leader and condition dependent\, listen for specific instructions. NEVER ride in the oncoming traffic lane.\nWhen waiting at the defined regroup area\, move well off the right side of the road so we don’t interfere with traffic. DO NOT RIDE CIRCLES in the road. We restart only on the ride leader’s direction.\n\n  \n\nRider Responsibly:\n\n\nRespect traffic laws and regulations always. This includes stopping at stop signs/red lights\, yielding to pedestrians\, correct lane use\, and signaling intentions to traffic.\nStay attentive and maintain situational awareness and always look way ahead (50’+). Scan the road ahead for obstacles\, potholes\, or debris that could pose a threat to you or the group. The further out you look the smoother and more stable you will ride.\nAvoid overlapping wheels to prevent collisions and maintain a safe/efficient distance from others.\nThere will be times when braking and shifting is necessary to maintain a consistent pace within the group.\nBe predictable. Shift as needed Ride in a straight line and maintain a steady pace.\n\n  \n\nIn Ride Communication:\n\n\nNO music/earphones/bone conductive devices\, we need you to be able to hear all things!\nUse clear\, concise\, and loud verbal commands (do not scream) to alert fellow riders of approaching traffic\, hazards\, changes in pace\, or the need to slow down or stop. “Car up”\, “car back” “slowing” “stopping” “left turn” “right turn”\nHand signals for turning and stopping are as follows (only use these signals if you are very confident bike handler): Left arm straight out for a left turn. For a right\, right arm straight out or left arm out and bent upwards. Left arm out and down with your palm to the rear to signal slowing or stopping.\n\n  \n\nRespect Fellow Riders\n\n\nBe mindful of your fellow riders’ skill levels and abilities\, adjusting your pace and expectations accordingly.\nAvoid aggressive or erratic behavior that could intimidate or endanger others. Remember\, group rides should be inclusive and enjoyable for everyone involved.\nBe prepared to adjust your riding style and pace based on changing road conditions\, weather patterns\, unexpected obstacles\, and varied skill levels of other riders.\nEncourage camaraderie\, support\, and mutual respect among group members\, celebrating achievements and offering assistance or encouragement when needed.\nEmbrace the opportunity to learn from more experienced riders\, asking questions and seeking advice to improve your skills and confidence.\n\n  \n\nPrepare and Plan Ahead:\n\n\nPlease be punctual\, arrive prior to the ride start with your gear and equipment ready to ride. The ride rolls on schedule.\nConduct a bike check to ensure your equipment is in good working condition\, including brakes\, tires\, and gears\, well before the ride.\nFamiliarize yourself with the planned route\, noting any potential hazards or challenging sections that may require extra caution.\nPrioritize safety above all else.\n\n  \nBy adhering to these principles of safety and etiquette\, we can all enjoy a safe ride. Remember\, you play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for yourself and everyone riding. Saddle up\, stay vigilant\, enjoy the ride!
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tuesday-night-group-rides-3-2024-09-17/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241001T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241001T190000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240302T203056Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240926T222026Z
UID:5396-1727803800-1727809200@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Tuesday Night Group Rides
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday nights are for riding! Come join in the FUN! \n3 different paced based groups to choose from routes change weekly. Check Bike Surgeon Strava Club to get the route: \nA Group – Average speed 22 mph \nB Group – Average speed 17 – 19 mph \nC Group – Average Speed 14 -16 mph \nAn annual ride waiver is required; if this your first time plan to arrive a few minutes early and check in with any staff member to complete the waiver and get your 2024 waiver sticker. \nAfter the ride\, stop in the shop and enjoy some eats and drinks. \n  \nRide Guidelines: \nAs cycling enthusiasts\, group rides offer a great opportunity to connect with fellow riders\, push ourselves individually\, and explore new routes together. Amidst the camaraderie and excitement\, it’s essential to prioritize safety and adhere to proper ride etiquette to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the scene\, here’s a guide to navigating the pack safely: \n\nThe Basics:\n\n\nIt’s a GROUP Ride\, not a Race.\nFor insurance reasons\, only individuals who have agreed to these guidelines and signed the group ride waiver may participate in our rides.\nBike Surgeon group rides feature a “NO DROP” policy. We will not leave anyone behind\, but that doesn’t mean we don’t hit the gas. There will be times for going fast and times when we all wait for a complete regroup; these are specified by the Ride Leader so pay attention.\nAll riders must wear a helmet during shop rides and must comply with all rules of the road.\nA rear flashing red light is strongly recommended for all riders to increase visibility.\nBike Surgeon and the ride leaders reserve the right to ask anyone who does not follow these guidelines or rides in an unsafe manner to leave the ride. Our safety and reputation as cyclists within this community depend on you\, thanks for helping out.\n\n  \n\nGroup Details\, please know your skills and physique and pick the group that fits yours best:\n\nA Group – Average 20-22 mph. Uses a rotating paceline. A Group riders should be experienced bike handlers who are comfortable in a rotating paceline and can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 20mph on a solo ride for over an hour.\nB Group – Average 17-19mph. Rotating paceline option. B Group riders can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 17mph on a solo ride for over an hour\, have group ride experience and knowledge of a rotating paceline.\nC Group – Average 14-16mph. Recreational fun enthusiast group ride great for new and experienced riders alike.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen moving up to the next group\, stay in the draft and listen to the ride mentors\, we want you to finish with the group! If it is observed that your skills or fitness do not meet the minimum standards required\, ride leaders will ask you to join the lower group.\n\n\n\n  \n\nMaintain Formation and Ride Safety:\n\n\nRide single-file or two wide at maximum. This is at the discretion of the ride leader and condition dependent\, listen for specific instructions. NEVER ride in the oncoming traffic lane.\nWhen waiting at the defined regroup area\, move well off the right side of the road so we don’t interfere with traffic. DO NOT RIDE CIRCLES in the road. We restart only on the ride leader’s direction.\n\n  \n\nRider Responsibly:\n\n\nRespect traffic laws and regulations always. This includes stopping at stop signs/red lights\, yielding to pedestrians\, correct lane use\, and signaling intentions to traffic.\nStay attentive and maintain situational awareness and always look way ahead (50’+). Scan the road ahead for obstacles\, potholes\, or debris that could pose a threat to you or the group. The further out you look the smoother and more stable you will ride.\nAvoid overlapping wheels to prevent collisions and maintain a safe/efficient distance from others.\nThere will be times when braking and shifting is necessary to maintain a consistent pace within the group.\nBe predictable. Shift as needed Ride in a straight line and maintain a steady pace.\n\n  \n\nIn Ride Communication:\n\n\nNO music/earphones/bone conductive devices\, we need you to be able to hear all things!\nUse clear\, concise\, and loud verbal commands (do not scream) to alert fellow riders of approaching traffic\, hazards\, changes in pace\, or the need to slow down or stop. “Car up”\, “car back” “slowing” “stopping” “left turn” “right turn”\nHand signals for turning and stopping are as follows (only use these signals if you are very confident bike handler): Left arm straight out for a left turn. For a right\, right arm straight out or left arm out and bent upwards. Left arm out and down with your palm to the rear to signal slowing or stopping.\n\n  \n\nRespect Fellow Riders\n\n\nBe mindful of your fellow riders’ skill levels and abilities\, adjusting your pace and expectations accordingly.\nAvoid aggressive or erratic behavior that could intimidate or endanger others. Remember\, group rides should be inclusive and enjoyable for everyone involved.\nBe prepared to adjust your riding style and pace based on changing road conditions\, weather patterns\, unexpected obstacles\, and varied skill levels of other riders.\nEncourage camaraderie\, support\, and mutual respect among group members\, celebrating achievements and offering assistance or encouragement when needed.\nEmbrace the opportunity to learn from more experienced riders\, asking questions and seeking advice to improve your skills and confidence.\n\n  \n\nPrepare and Plan Ahead:\n\n\nPlease be punctual\, arrive prior to the ride start with your gear and equipment ready to ride. The ride rolls on schedule.\nConduct a bike check to ensure your equipment is in good working condition\, including brakes\, tires\, and gears\, well before the ride.\nFamiliarize yourself with the planned route\, noting any potential hazards or challenging sections that may require extra caution.\nPrioritize safety above all else.\n\n  \nBy adhering to these principles of safety and etiquette\, we can all enjoy a safe ride. Remember\, you play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for yourself and everyone riding. Saddle up\, stay vigilant\, enjoy the ride!
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tuesday-night-group-rides-4-2024-03-19/2024-10-01/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241008T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241008T193000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240302T202939Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240926T222247Z
UID:5426-1728408600-1728415800@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Tuesday Night Group Rides
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday nights are for riding! Come join in the FUN! \n3 different paced based groups to choose from routes change weekly. Check Bike Surgeon Strava Club to get the route: \nA Group – Average speed 22 mph \nB Group – Average speed 17 – 19 mph \nC Group – Average Speed 14 -16 mph \nAn annual ride waiver is required; if this your first time plan to arrive a few minutes early and check in with any staff member to complete the waiver and get your 2024 waiver sticker. \nAfter the ride\, stop in the shop and enjoy some eats and drinks.   OR…For the triathletes among us\, (or perhaps folks who are just a bit tri-curious)\, there will be the option to go for a relaxed 5k run after the Tuesday night rides. The run will be somewhere around a 10:30ish pace and will leave from the parking lot no more than 5 minutes after the B group returns. The more the merrier and please hit up Jo with any questions.  \n  \nRide Guidelines: \nAs cycling enthusiasts\, group rides offer a great opportunity to connect with fellow riders\, push ourselves individually\, and explore new routes together. Amidst the camaraderie and excitement\, it’s essential to prioritize safety and adhere to proper ride etiquette to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the scene\, here’s a guide to navigating the pack safely: \n\nThe Basics:\n\n\nIt’s a GROUP Ride\, not a Race.\nFor insurance reasons\, only individuals who have agreed to these guidelines and signed the group ride waiver may participate in our rides.\nBike Surgeon group rides feature a “NO DROP” policy. We will not leave anyone behind\, but that doesn’t mean we don’t hit the gas. There will be times for going fast and times when we all wait for a complete regroup; these are specified by the Ride Leader so pay attention.\nAll riders must wear a helmet during shop rides and must comply with all rules of the road.\nA rear flashing red light is strongly recommended for all riders to increase visibility.\nBike Surgeon and the ride leaders reserve the right to ask anyone who does not follow these guidelines or rides in an unsafe manner to leave the ride. Our safety and reputation as cyclists within this community depend on you\, thanks for helping out.\n\n  \n\nGroup Details\, please know your skills and physique and pick the group that fits yours best:\n\nA Group – Average 20-22 mph. Uses a rotating paceline. A Group riders should be experienced bike handlers who are comfortable in a rotating paceline and can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 20mph on a solo ride for over an hour.\nB Group – Average 17-19mph. Rotating paceline option. B Group riders can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 17mph on a solo ride for over an hour\, have group ride experience and knowledge of a rotating paceline.\nC Group – Average 14-16mph. Recreational fun enthusiast group ride great for new and experienced riders alike.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen moving up to the next group\, stay in the draft and listen to the ride mentors\, we want you to finish with the group! If it is observed that your skills or fitness do not meet the minimum standards required\, ride leaders will ask you to join the lower group.\n\n\n\n  \n\nMaintain Formation and Ride Safety:\n\n\nRide single-file or two wide at maximum. This is at the discretion of the ride leader and condition dependent\, listen for specific instructions. NEVER ride in the oncoming traffic lane.\nWhen waiting at the defined regroup area\, move well off the right side of the road so we don’t interfere with traffic. DO NOT RIDE CIRCLES in the road. We restart only on the ride leader’s direction.\n\n  \n\nRider Responsibly:\n\n\nRespect traffic laws and regulations always. This includes stopping at stop signs/red lights\, yielding to pedestrians\, correct lane use\, and signaling intentions to traffic.\nStay attentive and maintain situational awareness and always look way ahead (50’+). Scan the road ahead for obstacles\, potholes\, or debris that could pose a threat to you or the group. The further out you look the smoother and more stable you will ride.\nAvoid overlapping wheels to prevent collisions and maintain a safe/efficient distance from others.\nThere will be times when braking and shifting is necessary to maintain a consistent pace within the group.\nBe predictable. Shift as needed Ride in a straight line and maintain a steady pace.\n\n  \n\nIn Ride Communication:\n\n\nNO music/earphones/bone conductive devices\, we need you to be able to hear all things!\nUse clear\, concise\, and loud verbal commands (do not scream) to alert fellow riders of approaching traffic\, hazards\, changes in pace\, or the need to slow down or stop. “Car up”\, “car back” “slowing” “stopping” “left turn” “right turn”\nHand signals for turning and stopping are as follows (only use these signals if you are very confident bike handler): Left arm straight out for a left turn. For a right\, right arm straight out or left arm out and bent upwards. Left arm out and down with your palm to the rear to signal slowing or stopping.\n\n  \n\nRespect Fellow Riders\n\n\nBe mindful of your fellow riders’ skill levels and abilities\, adjusting your pace and expectations accordingly.\nAvoid aggressive or erratic behavior that could intimidate or endanger others. Remember\, group rides should be inclusive and enjoyable for everyone involved.\nBe prepared to adjust your riding style and pace based on changing road conditions\, weather patterns\, unexpected obstacles\, and varied skill levels of other riders.\nEncourage camaraderie\, support\, and mutual respect among group members\, celebrating achievements and offering assistance or encouragement when needed.\nEmbrace the opportunity to learn from more experienced riders\, asking questions and seeking advice to improve your skills and confidence.\n\n  \n\nPrepare and Plan Ahead:\n\n\nPlease be punctual\, arrive prior to the ride start with your gear and equipment ready to ride. The ride rolls on schedule.\nConduct a bike check to ensure your equipment is in good working condition\, including brakes\, tires\, and gears\, well before the ride.\nFamiliarize yourself with the planned route\, noting any potential hazards or challenging sections that may require extra caution.\nPrioritize safety above all else.\n\n  \nBy adhering to these principles of safety and etiquette\, we can all enjoy a safe ride. Remember\, you play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for yourself and everyone riding. Saddle up\, stay vigilant\, enjoy the ride!
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tuesday-night-group-rides-3-2024-10-08/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241015T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241015T193000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240302T202939Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240926T222311Z
UID:5427-1729013400-1729020600@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Tuesday Night Group Rides
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday nights are for riding! Come join in the FUN! \n3 different paced based groups to choose from routes change weekly. Check Bike Surgeon Strava Club to get the route: \nA Group – Average speed 22 mph \nB Group – Average speed 17 – 19 mph \nC Group – Average Speed 14 -16 mph \nAn annual ride waiver is required; if this your first time plan to arrive a few minutes early and check in with any staff member to complete the waiver and get your 2024 waiver sticker. \nAfter the ride\, stop in the shop and enjoy some eats and drinks.   OR…For the triathletes among us\, (or perhaps folks who are just a bit tri-curious)\, there will be the option to go for a relaxed 5k run after the Tuesday night rides. The run will be somewhere around a 10:30ish pace and will leave from the parking lot no more than 5 minutes after the B group returns. The more the merrier and please hit up Jo with any questions.  \n  \nRide Guidelines: \nAs cycling enthusiasts\, group rides offer a great opportunity to connect with fellow riders\, push ourselves individually\, and explore new routes together. Amidst the camaraderie and excitement\, it’s essential to prioritize safety and adhere to proper ride etiquette to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the scene\, here’s a guide to navigating the pack safely: \n\nThe Basics:\n\n\nIt’s a GROUP Ride\, not a Race.\nFor insurance reasons\, only individuals who have agreed to these guidelines and signed the group ride waiver may participate in our rides.\nBike Surgeon group rides feature a “NO DROP” policy. We will not leave anyone behind\, but that doesn’t mean we don’t hit the gas. There will be times for going fast and times when we all wait for a complete regroup; these are specified by the Ride Leader so pay attention.\nAll riders must wear a helmet during shop rides and must comply with all rules of the road.\nA rear flashing red light is strongly recommended for all riders to increase visibility.\nBike Surgeon and the ride leaders reserve the right to ask anyone who does not follow these guidelines or rides in an unsafe manner to leave the ride. Our safety and reputation as cyclists within this community depend on you\, thanks for helping out.\n\n  \n\nGroup Details\, please know your skills and physique and pick the group that fits yours best:\n\nA Group – Average 20-22 mph. Uses a rotating paceline. A Group riders should be experienced bike handlers who are comfortable in a rotating paceline and can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 20mph on a solo ride for over an hour.\nB Group – Average 17-19mph. Rotating paceline option. B Group riders can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 17mph on a solo ride for over an hour\, have group ride experience and knowledge of a rotating paceline.\nC Group – Average 14-16mph. Recreational fun enthusiast group ride great for new and experienced riders alike.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen moving up to the next group\, stay in the draft and listen to the ride mentors\, we want you to finish with the group! If it is observed that your skills or fitness do not meet the minimum standards required\, ride leaders will ask you to join the lower group.\n\n\n\n  \n\nMaintain Formation and Ride Safety:\n\n\nRide single-file or two wide at maximum. This is at the discretion of the ride leader and condition dependent\, listen for specific instructions. NEVER ride in the oncoming traffic lane.\nWhen waiting at the defined regroup area\, move well off the right side of the road so we don’t interfere with traffic. DO NOT RIDE CIRCLES in the road. We restart only on the ride leader’s direction.\n\n  \n\nRider Responsibly:\n\n\nRespect traffic laws and regulations always. This includes stopping at stop signs/red lights\, yielding to pedestrians\, correct lane use\, and signaling intentions to traffic.\nStay attentive and maintain situational awareness and always look way ahead (50’+). Scan the road ahead for obstacles\, potholes\, or debris that could pose a threat to you or the group. The further out you look the smoother and more stable you will ride.\nAvoid overlapping wheels to prevent collisions and maintain a safe/efficient distance from others.\nThere will be times when braking and shifting is necessary to maintain a consistent pace within the group.\nBe predictable. Shift as needed Ride in a straight line and maintain a steady pace.\n\n  \n\nIn Ride Communication:\n\n\nNO music/earphones/bone conductive devices\, we need you to be able to hear all things!\nUse clear\, concise\, and loud verbal commands (do not scream) to alert fellow riders of approaching traffic\, hazards\, changes in pace\, or the need to slow down or stop. “Car up”\, “car back” “slowing” “stopping” “left turn” “right turn”\nHand signals for turning and stopping are as follows (only use these signals if you are very confident bike handler): Left arm straight out for a left turn. For a right\, right arm straight out or left arm out and bent upwards. Left arm out and down with your palm to the rear to signal slowing or stopping.\n\n  \n\nRespect Fellow Riders\n\n\nBe mindful of your fellow riders’ skill levels and abilities\, adjusting your pace and expectations accordingly.\nAvoid aggressive or erratic behavior that could intimidate or endanger others. Remember\, group rides should be inclusive and enjoyable for everyone involved.\nBe prepared to adjust your riding style and pace based on changing road conditions\, weather patterns\, unexpected obstacles\, and varied skill levels of other riders.\nEncourage camaraderie\, support\, and mutual respect among group members\, celebrating achievements and offering assistance or encouragement when needed.\nEmbrace the opportunity to learn from more experienced riders\, asking questions and seeking advice to improve your skills and confidence.\n\n  \n\nPrepare and Plan Ahead:\n\n\nPlease be punctual\, arrive prior to the ride start with your gear and equipment ready to ride. The ride rolls on schedule.\nConduct a bike check to ensure your equipment is in good working condition\, including brakes\, tires\, and gears\, well before the ride.\nFamiliarize yourself with the planned route\, noting any potential hazards or challenging sections that may require extra caution.\nPrioritize safety above all else.\n\n  \nBy adhering to these principles of safety and etiquette\, we can all enjoy a safe ride. Remember\, you play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for yourself and everyone riding. Saddle up\, stay vigilant\, enjoy the ride!
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tuesday-night-group-rides-3-2024-10-15/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241029T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241029T193000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240302T202939Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241025T193556Z
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SUMMARY:Halloween Costume Cruise\, The Last Tuesday Night Ride for the Season!!
DESCRIPTION:This Tuesday 10/29\, will be the FINAL Tuesday Night Group Ride of the year.\n\nIt will be a special Halloween cruise around town. Dress up\, and be prepared for the fun to begin at 5:30!\n\n\n\nFollowing the ride\, we will have a pizza party celebrating the team’s accomplishment of Riding to the Moon!\n\n\nhttps://www.facebook.com/share/v/nTNVnthX8cZYdNuB/
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tuesday-night-group-rides-3-2024-10-29/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241102T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241102T120000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240302T203300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241101T155718Z
UID:5499-1730541600-1730548800@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Chili Willie 1st Saturday of the Month; A\, B and C Group Rides
DESCRIPTION:Join us the first Saturday of each month during the off season at 10AM for our Chili Willie Group Ride.  This year we will have all three groups rolling: A (20-22mph)\, B (17-19mph) and C (14-16mph) groups.  Routes can be found on our Strava page here. \nAn annual ride waiver is required; if this your first time plan to arrive a few minutes early and check in with any staff member to complete the waiver and get your 2024 waiver sticker. \nAfter the ride\, stop in the shop and enjoy a bowl of homemade chili on the house! \n  \nRide Guidelines \nAs cycling enthusiasts\, group rides offer a great opportunity to connect with fellow riders\, push ourselves individually\, and explore new routes together. Amidst the camaraderie and excitement\, it’s essential to prioritize safety and adhere to proper ride etiquette to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the scene\, here’s a guide to navigating the pack safely: \n  \n\nThe Basics:\n\n\nIt’s a GROUP Ride\, not a Race.\nFor insurance reasons\, only individuals who have agreed to these guidelines and signed the group ride waiver may participate in our rides.\nBike Surgeon group rides feature a “NO DROP” policy. We will not leave anyone behind\, but that doesn’t mean we don’t hit the gas. There will be times for going fast and times when we all wait for a complete regroup; these are specified by the Ride Leader so pay attention.\nAll riders must wear a helmet during shop rides and must comply with all rules of the road.\nA rear flashing red light is strongly recommended for all riders to increase visibility.\nBike Surgeon and the ride leaders reserve the right to ask anyone who does not follow these guidelines or rides in an unsafe manner to leave the ride. Our safety and reputation as cyclists within this community depend on you\, thanks for helping out.\n\n  \n\nGroup details\, please know your skills and physique and pick the group that fits yours best:\n\nA Group – Average 20-22 mph. Uses a rotating paceline. A Group riders should be experienced bike handlers who are comfortable in a rotating paceline and can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 20mph on a solo ride for over an hour.\nB Group – Average 17-19mph. Rotating paceline option. B Group riders can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 17mph on a solo ride for over an hour\, have group ride experience and knowledge of a rotating paceline.\nC Group – Happens at 10A on Saturdays\, hit the link here.\n\n\n\n\nWhen moving up to the next group\, stay in the draft and listen to the ride mentors\, we want you to finish with the group! If it is observed that your skills or fitness do not meet the minimum standards required\, ride leaders will ask you to join the lower group.\n\n  \n\nMaintain Formation and Ride Safety:\n\n\nRide single-file or two wide at maximum. This is at the discretion of the ride leader and condition dependent\, listen for specific instructions. NEVER ride in the oncoming traffic lane.\nWhen waiting at the defined regroup area\, move well off the right side of the road so we don’t interfere with traffic. DO NOT RIDE CIRCLES in the road. We restart only on the ride leader’s direction.\n\n  \n\nRider Responsibly:\n\n\nRespect traffic laws and regulations always. This includes stopping at stop signs/red lights\, yielding to pedestrians\, correct lane use\, and signaling intentions to traffic.\nStay attentive and maintain situational awareness and always look way ahead (50’+). Scan the road ahead for obstacles\, potholes\, or debris that could pose a threat to you or the group. The further out you look the smoother and more stable you will ride.\nAvoid overlapping wheels to prevent collisions and maintain a safe/efficient distance from others.\nThere will be times when braking and shifting is necessary to maintain a consistent pace within the group.\nBe predictable. Shift as needed Ride in a straight line and maintain a steady pace.\n\n  \n\nIn Ride Communication:\n\n\nNO music/earphones/bone conductive devices\, we need you to be able to hear all things!\nUse clear\, concise\, and loud verbal commands (do not scream) to alert fellow riders of approaching traffic\, hazards\, changes in pace\, or the need to slow down or stop. “Car up”\, “car back” “slowing” “stopping” “left turn” “right turn”\nHand signals for turning and stopping are as follows (only use these signals if you are very confident bike handler): Left arm straight out for a left turn. For a right\, right arm straight out or left arm out and bent upwards. Left arm out and down with your palm to the rear to signal slowing or stopping.\n\n  \n\nRespect Fellow Riders\n\n\nBe mindful of your fellow riders’ skill levels and abilities\, adjusting your pace and expectations accordingly.\nAvoid aggressive or erratic behavior that could intimidate or endanger others. Remember\, group rides should be inclusive and enjoyable for everyone involved.\nBe prepared to adjust your riding style and pace based on changing road conditions\, weather patterns\, unexpected obstacles\, and varied skill levels of other riders.\nEncourage camaraderie\, support\, and mutual respect among group members\, celebrating achievements and offering assistance or encouragement when needed.\nEmbrace the opportunity to learn from more experienced riders\, asking questions and seeking advice to improve your skills and confidence.\n\n  \n\nPrepare and Plan Ahead:\n\n\nPlease be punctual\, arrive prior to the ride start with your gear and equipment ready to ride. The ride rolls on schedule.\nConduct a bike check to ensure your equipment is in good working condition\, including brakes\, tires\, and gears\, well before the ride.\nFamiliarize yourself with the planned route\, noting any potential hazards or challenging sections that may require extra caution.\nPrioritize safety above all else.\n\n  \nBy adhering to these principles of safety and etiquette\, we can all enjoy a safe ride. Remember\, you play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for yourself and everyone riding. Saddle up\, stay vigilant\, enjoy the ride! \n 
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/saturday-morning-a-and-b-group-rides-2024-11-02/2024-11-02/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250107T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250107T193000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20241108T233350Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241108T233446Z
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SUMMARY:Group Ride Hero Wrench Course
DESCRIPTION:This event requires advanced signup\, get registered here: https://bikesurgeon.com/product/group-ride-hero-2025-basic-repair-wrench-class/ \nCome learn everything you ever wanted to know about the art of the tune up from two of the best wrenches in the business\, Big Mike and Brian. Great food and drink from Gears is included every night. This class meets every Tuesday evening in January from 6-730PM; January 7th\, 14th\, 21st\, 28th. This class includes a Park Tool Repair Stand\, Park Tool Home Mechanic Kit\, Valve Core Tool\, Rotor Tool\, and a Park Y-Hex\, over $450 in tools/stand alone! \n 
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/group-ride-hero-wrench-course/2025-01-07/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250109T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250109T200000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20241108T233645Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241108T233646Z
UID:6131-1736445600-1736452800@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:The Professional Advanced Wrench Class
DESCRIPTION:This event requires advanced signup\, get registered here: https://bikesurgeon.com/product/advanced-wrench-class/ \nCome learn everything you ever wanted to know about the art of bike repair of the best wrenches in the business\, Big Mike and Brian. In this class you learn how to fully overhaul your bike\, and you might even earn the privilege of working at the shop on occasion. Great food and drink from Gears is included every night. This class meets every Thursday evening in January from 6-8PM; January 9th\, 16th\, 23rd\, 30th. The Professional Class includes a Park Tool Repair stand\, Park Tool Home Mechanic Kit\, Valve Core Tool\, Rotor Tool\, Park Y-Hex\, Lezyne Torque Wrench\, And Derailleur Hanger Alignment tool; over $550 in tools/stand alone! \n 
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/the-professional-advanced-wrench-class/2025-01-09/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250311T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250311T190000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20240302T202939Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250124T221951Z
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SUMMARY:Tuesday Night Group Rides
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday nights are for riding! Come join in the FUN! \n3 different paced based groups to choose from routes change weekly. Check Bike Surgeon Strava Club to get the route: \nA Group – Average speed 22+ mph \nB Group – Average speed 17 – 19 mph \nC Group – Average Speed 14 -16 mph \nAn annual ride waiver is required; if this your first time plan to arrive a few minutes early and check in with any staff member to complete the waiver and get your 2024 waiver sticker. \nAfter the ride\, stop in the shop and enjoy some eats and drinks.   OR…For the triathletes among us\, (or perhaps folks who are just a bit tri-curious)\, there will be the option to go for a relaxed 5k run after the Tuesday night rides. The run will be somewhere around a 10:30ish pace and will leave from the parking lot no more than 5 minutes after the B group returns. The more the merrier and please hit up Jo with any questions.  \n  \nRide Guidelines: \nAs cycling enthusiasts\, group rides offer a great opportunity to connect with fellow riders\, push ourselves individually\, and explore new routes together. Amidst the camaraderie and excitement\, it’s essential to prioritize safety and adhere to proper ride etiquette to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the scene\, here’s a guide to navigating the pack safely: \n\nThe Basics:\n\n\nIt’s a GROUP Ride\, not a Race.\nFor insurance reasons\, only individuals who have agreed to these guidelines and signed the group ride waiver may participate in our rides.\nBike Surgeon group rides feature a “NO DROP” policy. We will not leave anyone behind\, but that doesn’t mean we don’t hit the gas. There will be times for going fast and times when we all wait for a complete regroup; these are specified by the Ride Leader so pay attention.\nAll riders must wear a helmet during shop rides and must comply with all rules of the road.\nA rear flashing red light is strongly recommended for all riders to increase visibility.\nBike Surgeon and the ride leaders reserve the right to ask anyone who does not follow these guidelines or rides in an unsafe manner to leave the ride. Our safety and reputation as cyclists within this community depend on you\, thanks for helping out.\n\n  \n\nGroup Details\, please know your skills and physique and pick the group that fits yours best:\n\nA Group – Average 20-22 mph. Uses a rotating paceline. A Group riders should be experienced bike handlers who are comfortable in a rotating paceline and can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 20mph on a solo ride for over an hour.\nB Group – Average 17-19mph. Rotating paceline option. B Group riders can maintain a GPS AVERAGE SPEED of 17mph on a solo ride for over an hour\, have group ride experience and knowledge of a rotating paceline.\nC Group – Average 14-16mph. Recreational fun enthusiast group ride great for new and experienced riders alike.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen moving up to the next group\, stay in the draft and listen to the ride mentors\, we want you to finish with the group! If it is observed that your skills or fitness do not meet the minimum standards required\, ride leaders will ask you to join the lower group.\n\n\n\n  \n\nMaintain Formation and Ride Safety:\n\n\nRide single-file or two wide at maximum. This is at the discretion of the ride leader and condition dependent\, listen for specific instructions. NEVER ride in the oncoming traffic lane.\nWhen waiting at the defined regroup area\, move well off the right side of the road so we don’t interfere with traffic. DO NOT RIDE CIRCLES in the road. We restart only on the ride leader’s direction.\n\n  \n\nRider Responsibly:\n\n\nRespect traffic laws and regulations always. This includes stopping at stop signs/red lights\, yielding to pedestrians\, correct lane use\, and signaling intentions to traffic.\nStay attentive and maintain situational awareness and always look way ahead (50’+). Scan the road ahead for obstacles\, potholes\, or debris that could pose a threat to you or the group. The further out you look the smoother and more stable you will ride.\nAvoid overlapping wheels to prevent collisions and maintain a safe/efficient distance from others.\nThere will be times when braking and shifting is necessary to maintain a consistent pace within the group.\nBe predictable. Shift as needed Ride in a straight line and maintain a steady pace.\n\n  \n\nIn Ride Communication:\n\n\nNO music/earphones/bone conductive devices\, we need you to be able to hear all things!\nUse clear\, concise\, and loud verbal commands (do not scream) to alert fellow riders of approaching traffic\, hazards\, changes in pace\, or the need to slow down or stop. “Car up”\, “car back” “slowing” “stopping” “left turn” “right turn”\nHand signals for turning and stopping are as follows (only use these signals if you are very confident bike handler): Left arm straight out for a left turn. For a right\, right arm straight out or left arm out and bent upwards. Left arm out and down with your palm to the rear to signal slowing or stopping.\n\n  \n\nRespect Fellow Riders\n\n\nBe mindful of your fellow riders’ skill levels and abilities\, adjusting your pace and expectations accordingly.\nAvoid aggressive or erratic behavior that could intimidate or endanger others. Remember\, group rides should be inclusive and enjoyable for everyone involved.\nBe prepared to adjust your riding style and pace based on changing road conditions\, weather patterns\, unexpected obstacles\, and varied skill levels of other riders.\nEncourage camaraderie\, support\, and mutual respect among group members\, celebrating achievements and offering assistance or encouragement when needed.\nEmbrace the opportunity to learn from more experienced riders\, asking questions and seeking advice to improve your skills and confidence.\n\n  \n\nPrepare and Plan Ahead:\n\n\nPlease be punctual\, arrive prior to the ride start with your gear and equipment ready to ride. The ride rolls on schedule.\nConduct a bike check to ensure your equipment is in good working condition\, including brakes\, tires\, and gears\, well before the ride.\nFamiliarize yourself with the planned route\, noting any potential hazards or challenging sections that may require extra caution.\nPrioritize safety above all else.\n\n  \nBy adhering to these principles of safety and etiquette\, we can all enjoy a safe ride. Remember\, you play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for yourself and everyone riding. Saddle up\, stay vigilant\, enjoy the ride!
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tuesday-night-group-rides-3-2024-10-22/2025-03-11/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250328
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250330
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250322T195236Z
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SUMMARY:The ReCycle Weekend!!!
DESCRIPTION:The ReCycle is going down this coming weekend\, our annual spring blowout sale! This Friday 3/28 from 10a-7p and Saturday 3/29 from 8a-4p. \n  \nIf you’re looking for a GREAT deal on a used bike\, some bins of blowouts and all kinds of great stuff from the prior season\, this is the one for you! Where do we get all these used bikes for just one weekend you ask… we invite our customers to bring in their bike shop quality\, well-loved or well used bikes for us to sell for the weekend. Kick your spring into high gear and get a great deal on a new to you bike! \n  \nNow if you read this thoroughly\, you saw that we are offering the opportunity for you to sell your used bikes (the sale is for your used bikes and carbon wheels only this year\, no equipment resale) through the shop and turn it into your own bike shop slush fund! \n  \nThat’s right; grab your old bike that hasn’t seen the light of day in forever and turn it into something new and fun. Bring your used bikes to the Surgeon starting Thursday 3/27 thru close of business Friday 3/28 and we will check it in\, help you price it and then do everything we can to sell it! We’ll turn those sales into a FAT shop balance that will help fund your own little Bike Surgeon shopping spree! \n  \nIf for some reason your bike doesn’t sell\, no worries you can get it back by swinging by anytime on +MONDAY 3/31 to pick it up. And to make this super easy for all\, anything left here as of Tuesday morning\, we will graciously recycle for you. \n  \nWe will have food and drink specials at Gears on both Friday and Saturday to make the shopping that much more fun and keep an eye out here for the deals as they come in and come down from back stock. \n  \nSee everyone this coming weekend for the fun!
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/the-recycle-weekend/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250704T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250704T120000
DTSTAMP:20260415T172150
CREATED:20250319T001310Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250319T001310Z
UID:6334-1751617800-1751630400@bikesurgeon.com
SUMMARY:Ride\, White and Blue Fourth of July Ride!
DESCRIPTION:How about a fun morning ride on the 4th of July\, with an amazing after ride brunch? Look no further\, and plan to join in on this one.\n\nThe RIDE White and Blue will roll from Bike Surgeon HQ in downtown O’Fallon at 8:30AM on Friday\, July 4th\, with a distance and pace for everyone. We will have a sportingly fun 25ish mile B group\, a conversational paced 15ish mile C group and a Family Ride for everyone else with distance determined by our youngest rider but guaranteed to be at least 5 miles of FUN.\n\nAt the conclusion of the ride\, we break out the BRUNCH. With waffles\, pancakes\, bacon wrapped pancakes\, breakfast burritos\, bacon and a bunch of fresh fruits from our friends at North Bay Produce and all kinds of other great eats! Unquestionably the best brunch in all of O’Fallon on the 4th of July.\n\nEveryone is welcome for this super fun and tasty event. Registration will open SOON!!!  Other “brunch drinks” including our famous “Saturday Market\, Bloody Mary’s and Mimosas and Adult Lemonade” will be available for purchase too. Plan to bring all of your family and friends and start your fourth off right!
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/ride-white-and-blue-fourth-of-july-ride/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tour de Surgéon X 2025
DESCRIPTION:The 10th Annual Tour de Surgeon is on! July 5th – 27th\, 2025\nThe Tour de Surgeon X is ON. This year we celebrate the 10th Anniversary of le Tour de Surgéon with even more than normal\, get ready it’s time to RIDE! Saturday\, July 5th – Sunday\, July 27\, 2025. This 3-week event at Bike Surgeon coincides with the Tour de France. Each day that there is a ride stage in the Tour de France\, there is a ride stage in the Tour de Surgeon. This event comes with everything you’d expect from the real tour\, except A LOT more fun\, as you get to ride\, not just watch! \nTo celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Tour in proper fashion we have added a BUNCH of HUGE PRIZES!!  And when we say HUGE\, we mean HUGE!  Prizes\, and how to win them\, will be announced on the first day of the tour and posted here shortly thereafter. \nTour de Surgeon is a points-based competition. This is NOT a race. \nThere are several ways in which to accumulate points in each stage: \n\nSign in and ride the stage. You get the biggest points for simply participating. 10 points for each official TDS Ride and 20 points for each off-site ride (7/6\, 7/9\, 7/10\, 7/13\, 7/17\, 7/20\, 7/24) you sign into and ride. The sign-in binder will be handled by one of our crew\, find that person in the shop or at the off-site ride and make sure to sign in. If you do your own remote ride\, not with the designated daily ride\, but rather a ride on your own\, you can earn 5 points. (please send Strava documentation to info@bikesurgeon.com within 24 hours of the ride time to get these points)\nApparel – Dress in a previous year Tour de Surgéon jersey or Pro Team jersey (3 points). Let the crew member who has the sign in sheet know you have a qualifying jersey on to get your points.\nSocial media – This one is worth three points per post\, one post per day. Please upload your pictures from a stage to Facebook or Instagram with #tourdesurgeon; also feel free to tag one or multiple sponsors; using the @ sign before each business name to have them come up correctly: Bike Surgeon\, The Korte Company\, Gilster Mary-Lee\, Smoothie King O’Fallon\, North Bay Produce\, Lagunas Roofing\, Aggressive Graphics\, Cardin Photography & Motion\, Superior Construction\, Raymond James\, Barnes Properties\, Roots\, Le Ono\, ReMax Emily Greenstreet\, Cycle Life Cycle. At the next time you check in for a TDS ride show the crew member in charge of check in your post and they will notate your points. We used to be able to handle this check via the social platforms\, but due to changes (thanks bookFace) we can no longer guarantee consistency in that way of scoring so we have gone back to the old school way of doing it\, show us your post in person and get points for it on the following day.\nAt the end of the event\, the most Clever/Creative/Epic picture or video of the year involving a team sponsor will be selected for a 25 point bonus (selected by a third party judging panel). To participate in this piece of the competition please shoot a link to your awesome post to us at: info@bikesurgeon.com.\nStrava segment – Each TDS official ride will have a designated Strava segment – top 3 times for both male and female to get bonus points (3 points for 1st\, 2 points for 2nd and 1 point for 3rd) **You must participate/ride with the group to earn this bonus. Segments will not be announced/published prior to the beginning of the ride.\nIndividual Time Trial (ITT) Points – The Individual Time Trials will happen on Wednesday\, July 9th and Friday\, July 18th.  Something new for this year\, we will have one TT as we always have\, results based on the accuracy of your predicted finish time\, with NO electronics or time keeping devices allowed that particular day.  This one will be scored as one overall category with 20 Points for 1st thru 2 Points for 10th place.  The other TT will be wide open\, scored on actual time\, male and female categories with age groups every 10 years (10-19\, 20-29…..race age will be your age on December 25th\, 2025).  You read that right\, a real TT\, on open roads of course\, so it’s your responsibility to follow all rules of the road and ride safe.\nOffsite Rides – This year we will have more offsite ride locations throughout the event than ever. These will happen: Stage 2\, July 6th; stage 5\, July 9th;  stage 6\, July 10th; stage 9\, July 13th; stage 12\, July 17th; stage 15\, July 20th; and stage 18\, July 24th. These seven rides will be the only official TDS events of that day. The locations and times will be announced on our facebook event for the TDS and you get extra attendance points for participating in these rides (20 points vs the 10 points for a regular TDS ride).\nTheme Nights: On Stage 4\, July 8th; Stage 11\, July 16th\, and Stage 17\, July 23rd there will be a specific theme for the ride. If you dress yourself or your bike in that theme you will receive 3 points. Best dressed each theme night will receive an additional 10 points. (Winner will be selected by Bike Surgeon staff that are NO participating in the ride)\n21 Stages Completed – Anyone that participates in all 21 stage (max of two of your own remote rides not at official TDS event site) will receive a 25 point bonus \n\nAll rides other than the ITT’s will be at B pace (17-19mph AVERAGE) and roll Monday – Friday at 6pm (keep an eye out for those rest days\, 7/15 and 7/21); Saturdays at 8am and Sundays at 5pm. If that pace is beyond your skill-set you can sign in with all of the other riders for the TDS and do a ride at your own pace\, the important part is you are out riding and rolling from the shop with us. \nThe top three point’s earners each week (after stages 7\,14 and 21) get in on some wicked cool prizes. The Overall top three point-holders at the end of the Tour de Surgéon will WIN a 2023 version of the limited release Tour de Surgéon jersey FREE. The rest of the top ten can grab one of these jerseys at 50% off and anyone with at least 10 TDS points can grab a jersey at 25% off.  Those are the regular TDS prizes\, the HUGE 10th Anniversary prizes will be announced at the first TDS ride of the year and posted here shortly thereafter. \nThe Tour de Surgeon is not only a great chance to build HUGE fitness and have fun on your bike\, but you can also earn big money for riding your bike! For every point you earn in this year’s Tour\, you will earn $1 towards the purchase of a new carbon bike for yourself in 2025. Crunch those numbers: 10 points for showing up to each stage; 3 points for wearing a tour or pro team jersey; 3 points for uploading your pictures to social media and a potential 3 bonus points for Strava segments…almost $20 for one night of riding! Multiply that out over the course of 3 weeks\, and you can accumulate some nice cash toward a new ride! \nAll Tour de Surgeon rides are posted at: https://www.strava.com/clubs/16909
URL:https://bikesurgeon.com/event/tour-de-surgeon-x-2025/
LOCATION:Bike Surgeon\, 201 E State St\, O'Fallon\, IL\, 62269\, United States
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