I may be riding more soon, unless I get my car fixed.  Part is on order...I hate working on my car.  Anyway, I think I'd be up for something but as Key can attest-I'm slow.  So if you guys want some sprint stuff or 30-miler or something, not sure I can do that but I can tag along for some of it.  Unfortunately I don't really know any good routes as most of my riding is strictly commute route to get someplace.  I am trying to just enjoy the ride more.
 
Maybe l'll  get those clip-less shoes soon, and y'all can ride around me as I lay on the ground in various places...

There are some good places here, along with one bad one.  
 
Touring the historic section of Mckinney provides about 5 miles of low traffic and well kept older homes.
 
From downtown, taking Kentucky south to Graham, then to College picks up a bike trail around Town Lake.
 
From there are about 3-4 miles of quiet low traffic neighborhood roads that include a trip through a natural area near Elorado Golf course, crossing under a viaduct at Eldorado, eventually reaching the trail crossing Highlands Drive.  Take that trail up to the end near the Gabe Nesbitt baseball field.  The return route can be the same although there are number of really nice low traffic neighborhoods to get back to downtown.  The locals will know their way so if you aren't familiar with the area it may be best to start from someone's house and all of us meet somewhere.
 
Open the google link and under the MAP button turn on the Bicycle option.
http://g.co/maps/n2986

CCRBENT??  Collin County RBENTers?   Sounds cool to me!  The Wilmeth Rd loop we have marked out and ride pretty regularly would be a good 16+mi loop.  The more times you ride the loop portion, the longer the total ride...

Ask and ye shall receive!
http://ridewithgps.com/routes/1098857
 
This loop is certainly workable for an evening ride or a Sunday-after-church & lunch, ride.  Folks wanting more miles can do more loops, or head up past Myers Park for the Triple Bypass hill section...
 
I just wish I knew of a decent coffee shop on this side of McKinney...so we could ride, and then stop for coffee and munchies afterwards!  But a Cinco de Mayo ride sounds fun.  I only see one potential conflict--that is the Dallas MS150 weekend...and folks might be doing that ride instead.

Neither Dave nor I are doing the MD150, so one of us would be able to do the social ride on the 5th.  Count one of us in.  I think a 9am start time would be a little better only to limit some of the weekend working traffic.  And I think 9am is early enough to miss a good part of the joy-riders out there.  We could finish at Benny's Bagels in the strip mall across Lake Forest from Krogers (down the row from Little Cesars Pizza).  Either Dave or I, whichever stayed home with the Monkeys, could show up for munchies after the ride too, and bring a cable or two and locks, just to be sure no bikes wander off with new owners! (Poor Bob! I really hope he recovers his bike!)

So Key, are you in for this fellowship ride?  If so maybe I can have those FPU DVD's to you then.

Oy! I get it now!  Jim's screen name, videos....FPU.....  
Mr Ramsey has been a blessing to us too. We are getting close to being able to call in on a Friday to the show!  
 
So next Saturday for the ride, right?