Choose your own adventure from the 100-mile, 75-mile, or 35-mile overlapping cycling routes that wind past coastal farmlands, windswept beaches, cranberry bogs, and scenic harbors between Rhode Island and Cape Cod. All riders are fully supported with local food and beverages all day, welcoming volunteers, and SAG wagons with ace bike mechanics and first aid. Registration fee includes five water stops, a hearty food truck lunch, and a finish line celebration in beautiful Woods Hole.
SWAG: Each rider receives a modern cut event t-shirt and a signature 2021 "Bike for Clean Water" finisher's pint glass, plus additional swag for top fundraisers and teams.
Cyclists fundraise to protect clean water by supporting the Buzzards Bay Coalition's work across land protection, science, advocacy, and education. Team participation is welcome and encouraged to help #SAVEBUZZARDSBAY!
I've been travelling by bus a lot lately. My bus route between home and work is invariably a double decker....
I was thinking after so many weeks they might dismantle enough to get one in....
@Sredlums: I'm not sure I follow your logic. If someone grabs your helmet twists it, then the reason it doesn't feel good is because the outer is...
Coming to the mid-paced Saturday club ride soon.
Interesting review. I have the Bont MTB+ and they are the most comfy cycling shoes I have ever worn. I use them with a Superfeet Green Insole...
I have a few thousand km on a bike with the Ltwoo group so I'll be interested to see that reviewed.
It's 2 whole minutes. Jesus wept.
It really feels like we're living in some sort of SF dystopian novel, doesn't it?
Just to be clear (local knowledge!) they didn't move after last year's "drama", they've had various locations around the area but the Brixton Road...
People show up to a sportive, and go out doing what they love.