Ride Pictures from Support at ERRACE July 16, 2022

Pictures from the Seven Lakes Ride

Watch a slideshow of all the pictures from the 2017 edition of The Seven Lakes Ride

Note from Ashford Parks and Rec

Tour de Lyme

I wanted let everyone know what a great time I had at the Tour de Lyme. It was a challenging 56 miles, 4600 feet of climbing. After 20 miles in, I managed to meet a group of great folks. Some  of them recognized our Nerac Earth jersey and mentioned how much fun they always had at the ashford metric century! ! Maybe next year we can get a few club members down to Lyme Ct. And recruit some more folks. Now its on to my first Angel Ride! Hope to see some of you there..  — Todd 

The Second Annual Seven Lakes Ride will take place on June 22nd 2014

This is a fund raising event to benefit the patients of Eastern Connecticut Cancer Institute (ECCI) in Manchester, CT. Both routes are fully supported and begin in Stafford, CT.  The 45 and 62 mile routes will travel through the charming rural towns of Willington, Ashford, Union, and Woodstock then head into the quaint southeastern Massachusetts towns of Sturbridge, Holland, and Wales before returning to Stafford. The 20 and 25 mile routes will traverse the towns of Stafford, Willington, Union, Staffordville, and Stafford.  So come out and “Pedal for Patients”!!!  Visit the website at www.sevenlakesride.com

A Letter from Pete LaValley to the Volunteers of the 2013 Seven Lakes Ride

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View the pdf

Pictures from the 6th annual Ashford Metric Century+

Thank you to all the volunteers that helped out with the ride today. It couldn’t happen without you.

Slideshow of the 2013 edition of the Ashford Metric Century +

More pictures from the 2013 edition of the Ashford Metric Century +

Nerac Earth Announces The 6th Annual Ashford Metric Century

Nerac Earth, a nonprofit cycling club located in Tolland, is pleased to invite everyone to come out and participate in the sixth annual Ashford Metric Century, a fund-raising bicycle ride event to be held on Sunday, Sept. 29. The 10, 25, 62 and 100 mile routes travel through the “quiet corner” of northeastern Connecticut and surrounding areas in Massachusetts for the longer rides. The back country roads, stunning fall foliage and cool weather conditions make this a classic New England bicycle ride.

All routes are fully supported and there are multiple rest stops stocked with food, drinks and water. In addition, all pre-registered riders will receive a 2013 Ashford Metric Century t-shirt and after the ride, we will be serving baked potatoes with all the fixings and homemade apple crisp with ice cream. There will be free massages offered by CT Center for Massage Therapy to get you rolling again.

Pictures from the Flattest Century in the East

The pictures from the Flattest Century in the East can be found here:

All Pics

Bob, Don, Josh and John Sattar

Andy, John Stockford, Mark and Todd

Ready to head out at the Willimantic Steeple Chase