The phrase "a weekend ride" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a leisurely or recreational trip taken during the weekend, often involving a vehicle or bicycle.
Example: "We decided to take a weekend ride to the countryside to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery."
Alternatives: "a weekend trip" or "a weekend journey".
WHETHER you're cruising down the East Coast Greenway or heading to your local back roads for a weekend ride, you will want equipment that is light, aerodynamic and, above all, comfortable.
Mr. Schumer declined to be interviewed for this article, but a spokesman said that his attachment to the concerts began with a simple bike ride: he happened across them last summer on a weekend ride in Brooklyn, where he lives, and his only interest was in seeing the shows continue, said the spokesman, Mike Morey.
But eventually, Mr. Bruno intervened, inviting Mr. Rivera to his farm, where the two men spent a weekend riding horses and discussing Mr. Rivera's proposal.
Last year, I attended an all-female riding event called Babes in the Dirt where I spent a weekend riding dirt bikes on trails for the first time.
They rode to the finish line together, chatting as if on a casual weekend ride, without a victory in the world's most prestigious cycling race at stake.
I could see using the Slingshot as a fun weekend ride, or even as a sleek commuter.
His everyday drive is a 2013 Porsche 911 S, and his weekend ride is a red 1979 Ferrari 308 GTS — the kind with an engine that can rattle windows.
Back in New York I strapped on my helmet for a weekend bike ride in Central Park.
But for many New Yorkers, these miseries pale against the ordeal of a weekend subway ride.
He took at least one weekend ride on the ferry, and was armed with an ornamental sword when he boarded an 8 30 Staten Island-bound ferry Monday morning, according to the police.
It would serve as the Howards' weekend ride for nearly three decades.
