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Save Marsh Petition
Longtime Club member Mario Nappa is leading a petition to counter the U.S Army Corps of Engineers plan of draining the marshland along the Mike Castle Trail. While the petition emphasizes fishing, the natural resources and beauty of that Delaware City marsh is special to anyone using the trail. For more information:
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Doublecross: Family Affair
With 91% attendance of the 175 registered, the 2025 Doublecross Metric had a solid turnout. A welcomed break in the extreme heat coupled with no rain and low wind, boosted attendance. In final year as Doublecross Director, Fred Hartman led a small volunteer group to run the event. Helper duties included rest stop staffing, route…
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Joining in June
Thank you to the following individuals listed who signed up in May as White Clay Bicycle Club members for 2025. An additional 26 riders registered last month with a total of 193 individuals joined or rejoined the Club. Being part of WCBC enables cycling-centric activities big and small. Weekly group rides to Ride Leader Training…
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May Membership Signees
Thank you to the following individuals listed who signed up in May as White Clay Bicycle Club members for 2025. An additional 25 riders registered last month with a total of 167 individuals joined or rejoined the Club. Being part of WCBC enables cycling-centric activities big and small. Weekly group rides to Ride Leader Training…
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No Resting on Our Laurels
The 500 cyclists in the Delaware Gran Fondo’s trio of rides could take a load off or load up on fuel at the rest stop staffed by WCBC Executive Committee members. The mini oasis located at the Delaware Museum of Nature & Science featured beverages, snacks, homemade delectables, picnic tables and animal sculptures photo ops.…
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Fantastic Fondo Finishers
As usual, WCBC had some representatives participating in the Wilmington Grand Prix/Delaware Gran Fondo extended weekend. While just riding in the events is the main objective, selected timed hill climbs were included. The Monkey Hill Commuter Challenge was an urban cyclist traveler climb up the steep and cobbled Monkey Hill by the Brandywine Zoo. In…
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Club Membership Signees in April
Thank you to the following individuals listed who signed up in April as White Clay Bicycle Club members for 2025. An additional 20 riders registered last month with a total of 142 individuals joined or rejoined the Club. Being part of WCBC enables cycling-centric activities big and small. Weekly group rides to Ride Leader Training…
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Icicle Intrepidity
An unexpected downpour changed the dynamics of the 2025 Icicle Metric, but not the spirit. Of the 95 registered, around 60 participated in the Club’s first major support ride event of the year on Saturday, April 5. New leadership was on display for the Club’s opening supported ride event. Jamie Plower was not only overseeing…
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Club Membership Signees in March
Thank you to the following individuals listed who signed up in March as White Clay Bicycle Club members for 2025. An additional 46 riders registered last month with a total of 120 individuals joined or rejoined the Club. Being part of WCBC enables cycling-centric activities big and small. Weekly group rides to Ride Leader Training…
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Break the Ice
Time to come off the trainer and roll outside. Cycling season is underway with the traditional season ice breaker, Icicle Metric, arriving April 5. The Icicle is just the start… Besides weekly offerings on the Ride Calendar, the Club offers major supported ride events—the Core 4. The quad of Icicle Metric, Doublecross Metric, Shorefire Century…
