The phrase "a weekly ride" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a ride or journey that occurs once a week, often in the context of recreational activities or commuting.
Example: "Every Saturday morning, I look forward to a weekly ride through the countryside with my friends."
Alternatives: "a weekly trip" or "a weekly journey."
A simple weekly ride to the grocery store can be a quick fix.
It was crowded, so I sat with a group of cyclists, part of a peloton who stop here on their weekly ride.
"Maybe they host the weekly ride and partner with a bank or restaurant afterwards to sponsor discounts or water or something for the ride or the experience.
In Detroit, home of the motor car, over 170 miles of cycle track have been introduced on the roads since 2006, contributing to a 400% rise in the number of cyclists on the roads since 2000, and a weekly bike ride around the city regularly draws in over 3,000 people.
Of course carrying around a huge heavy gauge chain might not be ideal during a weekly training ride.
"Falling rocks" are among the many hazards Ernie Gutierrez has experienced in the 19 years he's been riding Angeles Crest, along with "animals, crazy riders and crazy drivers". "You never know what you're going to run into," said Gutierrez, a custom pool-cue maker from Encino who describes his weekly ride as "relaxing," despite its many hazards.
But Lyft says it is already doing one-third of the weekly ride volume Uber was doing across all of its product lines when they raised their last round at a $3.5 billion valuation (if you back out Uber's leaked numbers to June 2013).
The shop will offer drop-in repair service and rentals for their weekly ride.
Lots of Ryder Cup golfers have played to the gallery, be it Boo Weekly riding his driver like a hobby horse, Sergio Garcia sprinting down the fairway or Tom Lehman conducting an impromptu fan rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner".
