Looking for the 2025 UNB Ride Calendar?

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 The 2025 UNB First Half Ride Calendar is now up and running on the RIDE CALENDAR page.

NEW FOR 2025 RIDES AND EVENTS - 

NEW monthly ( last Saturday of the month ) PITS DROP-IN social gathering at Pie In The Sky at Cowan 10am till 12midday. Join us under the big shade sail for a coffee and chat.

and RETURN of Ride Leader contact details on the Calendar Event tab.

and please, SMS the Ride Leader to advise you're coming on the ride. See you there!

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