Join me for a 40 mile loop starting and finishing at Angy Erik’s Brewery.
This ride will feature the beautiful back roads of Sussex County with views of fields, dairy farms and mountains in the distance. I cannot say this is a flat route (I don’t want to make anyone ANGRY with me) The hills we do encounter will be long and gradual.
Some points of interest: Space Farms Zoo and Museum, Sussex Airport, Wallkill River Wildlife Refuge, the pretty town of Lafayette, and of course the great beer at Angry Erik’s after the ride.
The brewery does not serve food so I recommend bringing your own and keep it in a cooler in your car.
Meet up in the parking lot in the back of the brewery located at 10 Millpond Dr #8, Lafayette Township, NJ 07848.
9:45 meet up with kickstands up at 10:00 am sharp.
Ride Stats:
Distance is 40 miles.
No drop ride. I would like to average 13-15 mph.
Terrain: Undulating with gradual climbs and long descents.
Heavy rain cancels ride.
Don’t be angry, just bike and drink good beer 😉
The Birdman
FULL MOON ADVENTURE WEREWOLF BIKE RIDE - Night Riding, Gravel Gliding and Bike Camping New Jersey since 2010 
A friend of mine suggested AG pizza right down the road from the brewery.
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I might have to bail out. My truck just broke.
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I just talked to Dan and he said he can drive you. I’ll call you to get your address.
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It was a fun ride. The weather was perfect. Lots of barns, farms and cows. Jared saved a turtle trying to cross the road. Some guy tried to convert us to Jehovahs witness and gave us some literature. Nice guy but I’ll pass. We stopped often to take in the sights. Sussex airport was a cool stop. After the ride, the beer really hit the spot. Cheers to the wolves.
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PETE’S ANGRY BEER RIDE.
Saturday, Jun 10, 2017, 9:45 AM
Angry Erik Brewing, LLC
10 Millpond Drive Lafayette Township, NJ
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Join me for a 40 mile loop starting and finishing at Angy Erik’s Brewery.This ride will feature the beautiful back roads of Sussex County with views of fields, dairy farms and mountains in the distance. I cannot say this is a flat route (I don’t want to make anyone ANGRY with me) The hills we do encounter will be long and gradual.Some points…
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