Long Distance Cycling Cleveland

We host a series of long distance preparation rides each weekend from January – June in the Cleveland, Ohio area

January 26, 2023

Long Distance Cycling Cleveland’s 20th Anniversary Jerseys Have Been Added to the Team Store

To mark LDCC’s 20th anniversary, we have added new items to the team store. They include jerseys, jackets, and a running shirt. Click on the image or link below to check out the team store.

Items will be manufactured and shipped out to you after Long Distance Cycling Cleveland’s store closes on 3/8/2023. Please order before this date as your order will be placed into production on 3/9/2023. It will be about 7-8 weeks in the production.

NOTE: Please make sure you measure your chest, pick your cut and go off the sizing chart. If you do not, you are risking the gear not fitting.

The team store is live and ready for orders! To get started just share the below link with individuals you would like to give access to the store. That’s it!

Team Store Web Address:

teamstore.ascendsportswear.com/store/long-distance-cycling-cleveland/

*Members/Customers who wish to sign in to an account they created must go to the ABOVE link or directly to teamstore.ascendsportswear.com.

Thanks for 20 great years of support.

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The group was formed in 2005 with less than 10 dedicated riders. Each year we have over 60 riders who participate in our weekly rides. In about 20 weeks, those riders participate in over 25 rides and special events.

This series of long distance preparation rides take place on Saturdays and Sundays from January – June, starting in Berea (at the intersection of Lee and Stanford Roads).

These rides are informal and non-competitive group rides open to all who are interested in the challenge of long distance cycling (Randonneuring). Some of these rides are like tours with miles and miles of scenic riding, often at a leisurely pace. Some riders use these rides to prepare for organized events such as TOSRV and Buckeye Breakaway (MS 150) while others use them to prepare for brevets and ultramarathon cycling events such as the National 24 Hour Challenge and (what used to be) Calvin’s 12 Hour Challenge Bicycle Race. Still, others are trying to achieve higher speeds and faster times, setting their sights on personal bests. There is a high spirit of camaraderie as we try to work together in pacelines.