Route Information

BIKE PURCHASES, MAINTENENACE AND ACCESSORIES

Visit Joe’s Bike Shop for all of your bike needs before the Ride! Located in Mt. Washington, Joe’s Bike Shop can provide consultations, bike maintenance, and bike fittings. 

BIKE RENTALS

Baltimore Bicycle Works 

TUTORIALS

How to Change a Tire Tube
Staying Fueled & Hydrated
Motivation Through a Long Ride
Riding Safely 

Friday Night (5/16/25):

• Rider Check In: 4-8 PM at Talbot County Community Center
• You may drop off your bike for overnight storage during check-in.

Saturday on the route:

• Bike tech crew will be available at the start line and along the route to give you a tune up, fix a flat, or any other bike issues you run into.
• Pit stops are located every 12-18 miles on the route and are fully stocked with snacks, drinks, first aid, sunscreen, bug spray, and volunteers to support you!
• Safety & Gear drivers (SAG) are available to transport you to the next pit stop if you have a mild injury, need a short break, or have decided to stop riding altogether.
• We have a medical team that have access to basic medicine and first aid, and make medical calls as needed.
• Your provided rider bag will have your cue sheet, chamois butter, a RFTF water bottle, and a poncho in case of inclement weather.

• Bike Helmet! These are not just recommended for your safety, but are required while riding on behalf of Ride for the Feast.
• Bike shorts. These feature built in padding that your body will be undoubtedly grateful for at the end of a long route. If the weather is projected to be cooler, consider bike pants with the same padded feature.
• Breathable Layers. Start with a bike jersey – these are stretchy, moisture wicking, and quick drying. In the cooler hours of the morning, you’ll want a lightweight, long sleeved outer layer that
  can easily be removed and stored.
• Gloves. Cycling gloves are padded to absorb trail and road vibrations, and will also feature moisture absorbing fabric.

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