The sun shined and the riders came to climb. Of the 114 registrants, 94 participated in WCBC’s final major supported ride event of the 2024 season, the Savage Century. After
The opportunity to join the monthly Executive Committee meeting is just a click away. Each meeting with the Zoom link is now posted on the Ride Calendar. No registration is
The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDot) is seeking public input for the Salem Church Road Corridor Study. The goal is to develop a “shared vision and plan for the corridor
In time for the school year to begin, the brand new School Lane Trail is now officially open. The paved 10-foot paved pathway for pedestrians, scooters and bicycles—a brainchild of
After failed attempts to find an affordable home for the WCBC trailer, the Club changed direction and opted to sell the storage vehicle. The decision to sell was bolstered by
With one week to go, the weather forecast looked stormy for the Shorefire Century. Mother Nature, however, had a late breaking news flash with sunny skies. The sudden favorable change
New Castle County Police Public Service Announcement The New Castle County Division of Police has recently investigated several thefts and attempted thefts along the Jack A. Markell Trail. We urge
Providing a pause in the summer cycling, after the Metric and Doublecross metrics and before the Surefire and Savage century ride events, was the 2024 WCBC Summer picnic. With the
The annual crisscross of State of Delaware was on point again this year for the WCBC Doublecross Metric. A respite from the extreme heat combined with clear skies bolstered a
Yield or Stop? Delaware or Idaho? In the U.S., 10 states and the District of Columbia have laws enabling cyclists to yield at stop signs. Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho and Oklahoma
