Posts Tagged ‘boston’
Pedal 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…
Read MoreBoston Common bike ban continues 131-year debate
By Anna Flinchbaugh Bike Union Intern Anti-bike symbols at several entrances to the Boston Common not only renew an old debate, they send a very negative message about bicycles overall.…
Read MorePatrick commits to finishing Neponset bike path
An artist’s rendering of how the trail’s entrance at Mattapan Square might look, including a new building that could house community programming. Gov. Deval Patrick said last week that…
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