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  • Looking Ahead

    Winter doldrums? The Club has a select number of 1Q activities. Check the Ride Calendar for upcoming postings—including one proposed cold weather ride starting at the Grain H2O aside the Summit […]

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  • Q4—What We Did

    Using your responses and suggestions from last year’s 4 major ride event surveys along with the membership survey, here is the Club’s improvement progress through the fourth quarter 2024: Ride […]

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  • All Aglow

    With mild temperatures and abundant lights, the Holiday Lights Tour was quite festive. With bike lights ablazed and reflective gear adorned, a dozen riders enjoyed vibrant decorations of Christmas and […]

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  • Seven Up

    The League of American Bicyclists (League) has just released its annual Bicycle Friendly States Report and Ranking. The League cites that it rates ”each state on its efforts and conditions. […]

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  • Tell Us!

    The annual White Clay Bicycle Club Membership Feedback Survey is now available. Please share your thoughts on the Club’s 2024 activities via the 20-question online survey. Results will be shared […]

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  • Retro Cool

    Earned with effort and worn with pride, Dick Shea’s vintage WCBC jerseys and jacket are delights to the eyes. For the past 2 years, Dick generously lent his O.G. kit […]

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  • Doubling Down on Road Safety

    Recently, the State of Delaware unanimously passed and signed the Everyone Gets Home Act. This new law, promoted by Bike Delaware, is the first anti-Stroad law. A stroad is a […]

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  • Cranksgiving in the Bag

    Starting Thanksgiving early, Club members joined the pre-holiday festivities for Cranksgiving—a combo activity of food donation and group ride. Before hitting the trail, riders donated approved non-perishable food items from […]

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  • New River Trail Proposal

    As part of the Connecting Communities Initiative, New Castle County is proposing a 2-mile paved trail to link the Town of Newport and Jack A. Markell (JAM) Trail. The trail would […]

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  • Castle Trail Night Moves

    Three evening rides are now completed on the Castle Trail along the canal; and everyone found them to be an unexpected pleasure. A benefit of riding on the canal is less […]

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