The phrase "as they rode to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or event occurring while someone is traveling or moving towards a destination.
Example: "As they rode to the castle, the sun began to set behind the mountains."
Alternatives: "while they journeyed to" or "as they traveled to".
It joins a host of other bike-mapping Web sites, from Bikely, which lets people share routes in cities around the world, to Ride the City, a geowiki (or self-editing map) app, available in 10 cities (including New York, Boston, San Francisco and Toronto) that allows users to edit their routes as they ride, to MapMyRide, which is geared more toward fitness training and logging workouts.
The Man in Black (Ed Harris) gets Teddy to regale him with the "old native myth" of the maze as they ride to the unsubtly named outcast town of Pariah.
It was caused by thousands of Indian cricket fans on motorbikes that churned up dust and blew out fumes in the surrounding streets as they rode up to the ground to see their hero bat.
"We're missing the Buddhist," Ms. Abramovic said to him as they rode down to the street.
The engineers and technicians seized in Egypt's Sinai region were taken away by gunmen as they rode a bus to work.
When Jack Chesbro, who was 41-12 that season, stopped the Pilgrims, 3-2, on Friday at Hilltop Park, the Highlanders had a half-game lead as they rode the train to Boston for a Saturday doubleheader.
Stannard conserved more energy by riding in the slipstream of the Etixx - Quick-Step trio as they rode hard, looking to extend their advantage over the chasing pack.
The fans booed André heavily and pelted him and his manager Bobby Heenan with trash as they rode the cart to the ring.
Police vans headed off scores of people from a pro-cycling group as they rode in formation close to the park.
