Do you ride your bike to drink coffee or tea? Or even hot chocolate? A coffee stout?Do you not care about rules? Are you in training for the upcoming Coffeeneuring Challenge season? (October sometime through November sometime!)

If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then you should consider the Always Be Coffeeneuring Club. 

The only requirements to join are the following:
You ride a bike;
You occasionally use a bike to ride to a nice beverage, particularly coffee

Always Be Coffeeneuring Club (ABC Club)

Every place has its own kind of scenery, and riding with someone who clicks with you makes the experience even more special...

Fastest5Mile

5 Mile

Fastest10k

Fastest10Mile

10 Mile

BiggestClimb

Biggest Climb

LongestActivity

Longest Ride

MostElevationGain

Elevation Gain

Afternoon ride

https://www.strava.com/activities/16764088030

Fastest20k

Fastest30k

https://www.strava.com/activities/16745360125

Number 7 was a ride to the newish shop that’s on the site of the late, lamented, Taylor Street Baristas, near Bishopsgate.

first time eating a chocolatine, with my coffee, at the end of the main ride. ...

Another local-ish place I’d heard good things about, and now I can recommend too.

All done, 7 of 7. A damp Sunday morning out along the dare in creek trail, a visit to a computer show, and a very enjoyable coffee overlooking the bushland and creeion the way home

Down to the final week and the final two #coffeeneuring rides this season. Number six.  A very enjoyable latte at Stanley, Mount Waverley, Vic, Aus

https://www.strava.com/activities/16355533981

It's for the birds, and Coffee! Ben's, Temple, NH 

https://www.strava.com/activities/16400088865

Coffee Coffee. The perfect name for a Coffeeneuring stop, Salem, NH

https://www.strava.com/activities/16468142223

Coffeeneuring 7/7 complete! Polly's Pancake Parlor, Sugar Hill, NH always a great stop.

Ride 7 - I planned for Chanticleer Cafe but they were closed, so I wound up with gas station coffee from a Circle K next door. Clearly, I didn&#39;t plan well enough. I drank something that vaguely looked and taste...

Mel C

Is it number five? Does a detour and an enjoyable cappuccino on the ride to work come within the spirit of coffeeneuring?

Todd N

Lynda T

Coffeeneur Number 3 Sometimes the Shy turns up in surprising ways. I come from a part of the country where barbecue is serious business part of being an adult male there is a knowledge of rubs, hardwood chips, and mop sauce. Not the case here. There’s exactly one BBQ place that I’ve seen in my nine months in western New York. Furthermore, it’s a restaurant and brewpub, not a smoker with picnic tables rolls of paper towels like I’m used to. I”m not complaining. The weak point of southern BBQ joints is the sides, which all arrive on a Sysco truck and cook up in the deep fryer. This place looks like it takes pride in all its dishes, not just the ones from the smoker. But I’ve found it’s too intimidating to go in there. The patrons at the outdoor tables look way younger and more prosperous than I. I figured I (middle aged, female, clearly queer, and wearing bike clothes) would get seated at the bar and ignored. Paranoid? Maybe. Or maybe prescient. But I wanted to eat at this place . So I planned to arrive just as they’re opening the doors, eat and finish before they get busy, and leave. And the advantage of BBQ is that the main dish is always ready, having been on the rotisserie all night. Best laid plans What I didn’t consider was that this was the last weekend day before Halloween. The city fathers had blocked off Main Street and every business had a tub of candy out front. Costumed families strolled back and forth in full Norman Rockwell vibe. And the brewpub/BBQ place correctly assumed that a brunch crowd would appear. The line for eggs Benedict and endless mimosas as was out the door. So I settled for food truck fried Oreos and hot chocolate, consumed on the front steps of the Catholic Church. Pretty fantastic too. Cocoanut cream in the drink, phyllo dough on the Oreos. I’ll try again in a couple of Sundays.

We have number four. Iced Malaysian Kopi-C on a little spin round the suburbs

I’d been meaning to visit Batch Baby for ages, and had heard good things....

Ride 4!! Travel mug time and fall views. Canada, Baybee. Open the original post to see the views

Mansfield-Stanton Loop with two incredible views of the Boyne River

Coffeeneuring Ride #4

https://www.strava.com/activities/16325762736

Top Sports

Always Be Coffeeneuring Club (ABC Club)

1,468 members

Upcoming Club Event

Last Week's Leaders

This Week's Leaderboard

1,468 members

Sign Up for Free. Track your progress and reach goals. Join 100 million active people on Strava.

See More from Always Be Coffeeneuring Club (ABC Club)