Posts Tagged ‘boston’
BoP-Town Bikepacking Ride to Provincetown
Join Boston Cyclists Union for our annual “self-supported” bikepacking ride from Boston to Provincetown on August 29 & 30. Pay what you can using our sliding scale. Volunteers welcome. Women,…
Read MoreBoston Pride Ride!
Join BCU on Saturday June 20 at 10AM or our 3rd Pride Ride! Meet at Franklin Park (Walnut Ave entrance) for a meet and greet including “Queer Speed Friending” so…
Read MorePedal the Necklace (ride 3/3)
Join Boston Cyclists Union for a relaxed pace, 4 mile group ride through the gem of the Boston Park system: the Emerald Necklace, from Shattuck Visitor Center in the Fenway…
Read MorePedal the Necklace (ride 2/3)
Join Boston Cyclists Union for a relaxed pace, 4 mile group ride through the gem of the Boston Park system: the Emerald Necklace, from Jamaica Pond to Shattuck Visitor Center…
Read MorePedal the Necklace (ride 1/3)
Join Boston Cyclists Union for a relaxed pace, 4 mile group ride through the gem of the Boston Park system: the Emerald Necklace, from Franklin Park to Jamaica Pond. This…
Read MoreMattapan on Wheels
Celebrating 15 Years of Mattapan on Wheels! 🚴🏾♂️ Join us as we honor 15 incredible years of community, cycling, and empowerment! What started as a youth-led vision has grown into a…
Read MoreBoston Critical Mass: July
Meet us every last Friday of the month at Copley for a social activist ride! Gather 6:30 PM, ride 7PM
Read MoreBabes Bike Boston Alleycat Race
Babes Bike Boston is Boston’s alleycat race for + by cyclists of marginalized genders (including women, trans, & nonbinary people). Get ready to explore Boston on two wheels and compete…
Read MoreBU Cycle Kitchen: Big Gay Group Ride
BUCK hosts the Big Gay Group Ride! LGBTQ+ riders & allies welcome! 10 miles / party pace meet at 10, ride 10:30. helmet required. bring water & sunscreen!
Read MoreCambridge, Allston activists combine on Grand Junction Path
Taken from the BU Bridge looking into Allston. (Imagine a bike path on the left.) The Boston Cyclists Union is helping to bring together a couple of amazing activism groups…
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