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THE WASHINGTON COUNTY GETAWAY

OCTOBER 13, 14, & 15, 2023

Getting tired of the hot, sticky weather?  Look forward to this club favorite which returns this year.  We'll experience the joys of Autumn as we bike from Washington County Regional Park, Hagerstown.  More details on the flyer.

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Mike Harris

It is with great sadness that we are informing you of the sudden and unexpected passing of Mike Leo Harris. Beloved Husband of Marg Draper-Harris, friend and family member. Mike was a well-known member of several bike clubs including: The Baltimore Bike Club, Potomac Pedalers Bike Club and HoCo Cyclist and participated and raced in many cycling events throughout the years. Mike was the 16&Over Coordinator for the BBC.

Read more: Mike Harris 23

BBC Summer Picnic Sunday, July 23, 2023

Don’t miss out our club’s annual picnic in Taneytown.  Registration required at picnic@baltobikeclub.org.  No charge for members.  $20 for non-members. Details on the event flyer: BBC 2023 Picnic

Bike to Work Week:  May 15-21, 2023

The 26th annual Bike to Work Week celebration is scheduled for Mon, May 15 – Sun. May 21.  Bike to Work Week is an event celebrated across the United States to promote biking as a safe, healthy, equitable alternative to driving.  Bike rides to any location are eligible for Bike to Work Week 2023.  Consider biking to the store, the playground, around your neighborhood, to work, or school. Explore your community and Bike There!

Visit BikeToWorkMD.com to register for free, find events in your area, and learn more about biking and bike safety.  Registrants will receive a free t-shirt* and be entered for a chance to win cool prizes!

*Limited supply available

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SPRING FEVER                  

The Baltimore Bicycling Club 2023 SEASON OPENER was a tremendous success!

All the stars were aligned to make for a great day.  Cyclists had the choice of three scenic routes featuring lightly-traveled roads and rolling terrain.  The 47-mile route went south and west to the rest stop in Thurmont.  The 27 and 38-mile routes went north and east to Littlestown for a rest stop.  It was great to sees so many cyclists enjoying each other’s company before, during and after the rides on this beautiful spring day.  More than 100 cyclists signed in.  Over 75 of them stayed for the social and enjoyed a light meal of bagels and toppings, chocolate chip and oatmeal cookies. Yummy!

I could not have coordinated this event on my own.  I want to acknowledge and thank the volunteers behind the scenes who graciously gave of their time and energy to help make this event so outstanding:  Steve Zeldin, Jane & John Cole, Rich Burns, Evie & Mike Reinsel, Gary Brandon and Mary Ryan.

I also want to recognize and thank our 4 very capable ride leaders - Adriana Pukalski, Nabil Ali, Gene Young and Bob Rohlfing.

I am already looking forward to SEASON OPENER 2024.

                          Gloria Epstein

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