You're welcome. Have a good ride.

It was when Mark led the ride when it was discovered the bridge was out. When I designed that ride years ago I was in better shape and consider the ride flat to rolling, Ha Ha. Last time I did the ride, the fall before the virus, I just about die on, as in I was in really bad shape. Very disappointing. I didn't have any luck in finding out about the bridge today. Hope the ride is a success. You want another one. Do my ride of "Pigeon Hills" Phil Feldman did it a few wks ago and told me it's one of his favorites rides.

I tried calling two local business that are close to Bixler Church Rd. First one was nice but didn't know as google has his location wrong and the 2nd was just plain nasty, pws.shaklee.com (410) 848-2910 I asked the woman that answer if I could ask a non-business related question, got nasty and said no and have a nice day. Was gonna ask her if the bridge was open.  Maybe someone else could call and ask in a different way. Maybe you could say "you wanna come and look at some of there products and want to know if Bixler Church Rd bridge has been fixed"? They're address is on Bachmans Vally Rd about a mile in the opposite direction. good luck

No, I don't know. I do know the bridge they're talking about. I think I can find out Thursday, will let you know.

Yes it is the same one, don't know about the bridge.

Problem is fixed.

Trying to delete the "Two Day Ride Notification Email". I uncheck the box and I hit "Update User Information and it just puts a check back in the box. Tried unchecking and exiting, that didn't work either.

Even cyclist will not be allowed thru.

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The bike has been sold.

I am posting this for a friend and picture available upon request. The write-up in quotes is copied from her own description. If interested PM me at gagnejc412@yahoo.com

I have a 2009 Masi Soulville bike for sale. It is in very good condition. It is a size 18" or medium. For reference, I am 5'8". This bike will probably fit someone 5'6" to 6'0". Color is metallic red.

The frame is double butted cro-moly steel with a lugged steel fork. 
It has horizontal drop-outs and has rack and fender mounts. 
It has a road double (50/34) front chainring and a 10 speed (12-25) rear cassette; 20 gears total. 
Shifters are Sram Double Tap flat bar 10 speed shifters. 
Sram Rival front and rear derailleurs. 
TruVativ crank set and bottom bracket. 
Masi ARC flat handlebar (600mm), Masi stem (100mm), Masi seat post, Ritchey headset. 
Ritchey Girder XC rims, Formula hubs, Kenda KwickTrax tires (700c x 32). 
Avid Single Digit 5 v-brakes, Tektro brake levers. 
Wellgo alloy flat pedals, Ergon GS1 ergonomic handlebar grips. 
NEW Wittkop trekking saddle (seat) with memory foam. 
Tires have plenty of tread and tubes do not leak air.

This bike has been sitting in dry storage in a basement for the last several years. It is in very good condition. There is no damage to the frame. All components are easy to adjust. This bike is unique because it is styled like a cruiser bike, but it is quite fast. In my opinion, steel frames are timeless and this bike can easily go for several more decades. It is an excellent commuter, and it can fit fenders and a rack. It is also a great bike for recreational riding on rail trails, bike paths, etc.

The bike is located in Hunt Valley and I can meet you at Oregon Ridge Park. The address is 13401 Beaver Dam Rd. Cockeysville, MD 21030