​VO2Max is headquartered in San Antonio because this area has the best riding in the state!   

The Florida cycling championships are often hosted on our roads, and the Florida Gran Fondo - "the hardest Gran Fondo in Florida" - starts right in front of our shop
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The National Gran Fondo series chose San Antonio as the location for its Florida competition.   For 2017, they offered 3 routes, all beginning in front of our shop.   The image on the left provides a link to those rides, which are published on ridewithgps (clicking on the image will bring you to that site).   Gran Fondo decided on a reverse route than folks normally ride, so the maps below provide a link to the more commonly used rides.
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Many folks use Garmin 520 as their bike computer, and you can load these routes onto that device to give you real time directions.  You can see instructions for doing that here:  https://ridewithgps.com/help/garmin-edge-520    Look on the left side of that page if you want to load the maps into a different device.   

And, of course, contact the shop if you want different rides, for example, rides with more hills (a popular request) or rides with less hills.

35 Miles

This route with about 1333 feet of climbing includes three of the more well-known climbs in the area:  Hayman, Baten, and "3 Sisters" (Church Road).  Shops with restrooms are a short distance off the route and are indicated by "i".  (Restroom use is by the courtesy of the shop owners, so please be respectful.)

52 miles

This route with about 2050 feet of climbing includes four of the more well-known climbs in the area:  Hayman, Baten, "ice cream" (Spring Lake Hwy) and "3 Sisters" (Church Road).  Shops with restrooms are indicated by "i".  (Restroom use is by the courtesy of the shop owners, so please be respectful.)

55 miles

This route with about 2250 feet of climbing includes many of the more well-known climbs in the area:  Hayman, Baten, "ice cream" (Spring Lake Hwy), "3 Sisters" (Church Road), Frazee, Ramsey, and Happy Hill.  Shops with restrooms are indicated by "i".  (Restroom use is by the courtesy of the shop owners, so please be respectful.)