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A New Name: Why We’re Launching We Bike PHL
At the WTF Cycling Mixer on Friday, a new name for the Bicycle Coalition’s initiative to encourage riders of genders underrepresented in the cycling world was unveiled. We Bike PHL, which was selected through a community-driven process, replaces Women Bike PHL as the...
read moreSpectate One of the Region’s Most Fun Races—And Get There By Bike
Spectating a race is super fun. Cheering on people who have been training and get up early to push themselves to their limit, and chilling on the sidelines while they get exhausted, is a great way to spend a Sunday. Cyclocross races can be especially exciting to...
read moreVote for Little Bellas to Win $15,000
By Maryem Gad We would like to congratulate one of our members and volunteers, Caitlin Thompson, on being nominated for the 2019 Health Hero Challenge over at Philadelphia Magazine. Besides being an active member of the Coalition, she also is the founder of the...
read moreHey W/T/F Cycling Community! Events You Should Have on Your Radar
Philadelphia is lucky to have a very active WTF* cycling scene powered by incredible volunteers and community members. (*For those not familiar, WTF is an abbreviation commonly used in the cycling world that stands for “women, trans, femme.” It denotes...
read moreWhere to Ride Your Bike: West Fairmount Park
By Sam Klugherz As one of the largest urban parks in the country, Fairmount Park is home to many of Philadelphia’s greatest attractions. More specifically, the section of the space that is west of the Schuylkill river commonly known as West Fairmount Park harbors...
read moreMain Line Health Presents: The Only Bicycle Safety Equipment You Absolutely Need
On the hunt for a new helmet? Main Line Health offers low-cost/high-quality bike helmets and BMX or skating helmets for only $10.00 per helmet. Bike riders of a certain age can think back and remember how simple it all used to be. As a kid, riding meant freedom. You...
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