Newsletter - Niagara Freewheelers

Monthly Newsletter

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About the Newsletter

The goal of the newsletter is to provide members with important and interesting information. Remember, your go-to place for information about rides, meetings, and special events should always be the website. Newsletters are sent out on the first of each month via email. If you have information, photos, or an article that you would like to share with members, submit as per the Newsletter Schedule to communications@thefreewheelers.com.

Newsletter Schedule

Tuesday, February 1 (submit information by Tuesday, January 25)

The newsletter, website, and Facebook are the club’s main ways of communicating with its members. If needed, News Bulletins to communicate important information will also be sent to members via email.

2021 Newsletters

December 2021/January 2022

November 1, 2021

October 15, 2021 – News Bulletin

October 14, 2021 – News Bulletin

June 17, 2021 – News Bulletin

June 8, 2021 – News Bulletin

2020 Newsletters

December 1

November 1

October 12, 2020 – News Bulletin

October 1

September 1

August 12 – News Bulletin

August 1

July 9 – News Bulletin

Use this link to embed the Niagara Freewheelers ride schedule into your Google Calendar or Apple Calendar.

Our Rides

Our rides are for every level of interest and ability. There is no better way to experience Niagara’s natural beauty than on a bicycle!
Each ride has a designated start time and location, rating (speed to expect), distance, terrain, and is led by an experienced rider.
For any given ride, the Tour Leader may make last minute changes in the route due to road problems, weather conditions, riders’ requests, etc. Therefore, the cue sheet/map you download may not always match the actual route taken on the ride.
Rides designated as ‘group’ rides do not have a cue sheet/map. The Tour Leader determines the route. If there is no Tour Leader, anyone present can volunteer to be the Tour Leader, and the ‘group’ can decide on the route.
In order for a ride to proceed as an official Freewheelers ride, there must be a designated Tour Leader (either the Tour Leader named in the Ride Schedule or a member who volunteers to be the Tour Leader) AND a Liability Release Form must be signed by all riders; otherwise, the ride is designated as an unofficial ride.

More Ride Information Cue Sheets & Maps

In Cue Sheets & Maps, cue sheets in Word format are not being used in the current Ride Schedule and may not be up-to-date; therefore, they may not reflect existing road conditions. If you choose to use one of these cue sheets, it is recommended that you research current road conditions for the route to ensure that they are viable. Users of these cue sheets bear full responsibility for their own safety.