the high 40s. The pack normally starts to split up on Keele St, where a series of rolling hills drops the weaker riders, who form their own packs to continue. It's easier to hang in with the group on the return portion of the ride, which is downhill and frequently has a tailwind – allowing the peloton to attain speeds of 45–55 km/h. Video history of The Donut Ride - Full documentary (DVD) sample of the ride - short "documentary" on the ride Make like Lance on the Tour de Toronto, Mike Grange, Globe and Mail, 2 July 2005 See also Donut Ride Toronto website Cycling in Toronto Toronto Bicycling Network Further reading An avid weekend road cyclist has trouble keeping up with the pack, and spends much of the ride alone. Bicycle tours Sport in Toronto Cycling in Toronto