Cleveland Circuit Ride

 

Where did you get the name from? The Cleveland Circuit Ride is the embodiment of Wesleyan beliefs: namely that the world is our parish. The early reformer and founder of the Methodist faith, John Wesley, did not confine himself to the pulpit in preaching the Gospel; he went into the streets, the pubs, the communities, seeking lost sinners; those little valued by "society", but greatly loved by God. John Wesley was called the Circuit Rider because of the travel by horse that took him to his missions. The Cleveland Circuit Ride is established to do God's work - to reach out and love (in a practical way) His children who are in need.

Why Family Promise? Family Promise is a nonprofit organization whose mission is focused on the needs of families facing housing insecurity by providing prevention, shelter, and stabilization services to empower families to overcome obstacles and reach their goal of stable housing.

Routes are listed here: 25 KM, 50 KM, and 100 KM.

You may also see the Strava routes here: 25 KM, 50 KM,and 100 KM

100 KM Cyclists will start at 8 am.

50 KM and 25 KM will start at 9 am. 

Aid stations are at the following distances:

25 km route aid station is at the 10 mile mark.
50 km route aid station is at the 18 mile mark.
100 km route aid stations are at the 18 and 44 mile mark.

The Hungry Hippie will be serving lunch after the ride. Sign up by August 31st to order. Meal tickets will be available to purchase on the day of the event.

Online event registration will be available until Wednesday, September 3rd, at midnight. 

Walk-up registration on the day of will be available beginning at 7:15 am.

Event shirts are available to purchase for those who register by August 27th, 2025.

The 100 km ride starts at 8 am, and the 50 and 25 km rides start at 9 am.

Children are encouraged to participate; however, a responsible adult cyclist must accompany the child(ren).

This is not a timed race. There will be no official timing results.