Catching you doing something RIGHT!

New for 2024, Amici Ride Leaders are on the lookout for Smooth, Proficient, Aware, Communicating, Encouraging riders to nominate for our first annual SPACE award.

If you haven’t heard, Ride Leaders have been asked to identify a SPACE rider on every ride.

In our first month, May 2024, Ride Leaders nominated 53 riders and by now some of you (Eva Klein, Charlie Sanfilippo) have been nominated four times each - great job! A shout out to Rick Hec with three nominations as well.

The season is young and there’s plenty of time to catch up to these leaders - just focus on being Smooth, Proficient, Aware, Communicating and Encouraging every ride. Ride Leaders and your fellow Amici are noticing!
 

Saturday June 1st @8:00AM We "Ride to Remember"

Please join us this Saturday morning as we "Ride to Remember" those fellow "Amici" no longer with us. This year's rides will be in tribute to Gord Singleton  who along with Danny D'Addio, Stafford Dobbin, Gus Bagarozza, Tony Gervasio, Larry Pelt and Mary Beth Corfield rode together with many of us and they remain in our hearts as "Forever Amici".  Please take a moment to reflect on why we ride together, our community of cycling friends past and present and the lasting connections that we continue to make as we gather to ride together each week.

Amici Per La Vita...

"Friends Riding Together as One"

Ride of Silence: Wednesday May 15, 2024, 7-8:30 pm @ Firemen's Park

Come join cyclists riding together worldwide as we gather locally at Firemen's Park on Wednesday May 15th and ride together in a slow-paced ride through the City to honour those who have suffered serious injury or been killed while cycling on public roadways. It's a Club sponsored event that's open to the community and intended to demonstrate that bicycles have a place on the roads that we share with motorized vehicles. Tell your friends..bring your family! 

An Invitation from the NF A Group


On May 4th Niagara Falls, A riders are going to put the A back in Amici! We believe that many of you want to keep improving your skills and fitness and are willing to see what goes on in A rides. This year will be a bit different- in addition to riding FFS....Fun, Fast, Safe....  we are going to post routes, give support and guidelines, announce faster stretches, regrouping points, etc. In other words, this isn't going to be a flat out race after we leave Firemen's. But it will be tougher, we are aiming for at least 30+ Strava averages, and we all know what that means, right?

We want to encourage people to figure out if A is for them, and to not be put off if they get it rough on a given ride, this can happen to any of us for a variety of reasons. Most of all, just an "off day". We want the A rides to be a success, for people to want to come back again and again for more. It'll be an open forum, for Q&A. Sometimes while we are rolling, sometimes on e-mail, or sometimes in the parking lot. Safety will be foremost on our minds throughout. 

Depending on the Ride Leader, you may see that the A routes will be the same as B routes so if you start with A and are just not enjoying it, ease up and you'll rejoin the B group behind us. Or we may post our own challenge! Be sure to check What's New for routes.  As with all rides,we ask that A riders arrive 15 minutes earlier and we can chat through the route, introduce ourselves as we'll have some new faces, pacelining, dropping and regrouping, and then we can leave at the scheduled time.

Please arrive with your bike updated with all specified accessories as per the Club guidelines, even your bell.....ding-a-ling!. Don't forget to add your contact information to a piece of paper in your saddle bag or to wear  a Road ID bracelet, etc. Hope to see you on May 4.  For our first ride, we will take the B route. Let the fun begin!

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