
Specifics about this ride are below the dashed line. But first, some important general information:
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** Note ** Once per year, we are asking you to complete a release before you ride. You can do it on your phone at the ride start, but can save time by following this link: https://tinyurl.com/2026-RozzieBikes-Release-Form
Why are we leading these short evening rides?
– To show that there are low(er) stress routes around the neighborhood and “you CAN get there from here” by bike
– To get to know some neighbors who like to ride
– To learn little about safe and effective cycling and group riding
Please read some Important information about these rides in this document: https://tinyurl.com/RozzieRides-2026
Finally, here’s a link to a consolidated calendar that includes rides and events from RozzieBikes, Parkway Cycling Club and West Rox Bikes plus selected other rides:
https://tinyurl.com/Southwest-Boston-Bike-Events
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Leaving at 6 PM, we’ll ride together to the Endicott Estate in Dedham for a lawn concert to hear “Collective Measures” (an a capella group, I think) at 6:30, and The Big Chief Band (described as R&B, Boogie Woogie, Rock and Roll) at 7.
Dedham says: Please bring chairs or blankets, carry out all trash, and follow parking directions to help preserve our local, historic venue. Learn more at www.djwc.org.
Here’s the full lineup of Endicott Concerts: https://www.djwc.org/
You can stay for as much of the concert as you like – the group will likely stay until near or after sunset, so if you’ll be riding back with the group, please bring lights (I have extras – let me know if you’ll need to borrow them).
Here’s the approximate route (around 11 miles round trip, on roads, some with some bike infrastucture): https://ridewithgps.com/routes/40143170
As you arrive in Adams Park, if there are people there, please slow down or dismount – let’s not disturb others who are using the park.