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Tag: African American Cyclists
MTC3 Sunrise Ride (Cancelled)
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This ride meets at LA Fitness on 35th and King Drive. The ride will head over to the lakefront and enjoy the sunrise views. Dates: Monday through Friday, every week […]
MTC3 Saturday Sunrise Ride
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This ride meets at La Rabida Children’s Hospital in the south parking lot. Dates: Saturdays, each week through the end of the season Departure Time: 6:00 am SHARP Distance: 20-25 […]
MTC3 Saturday Sunrise Ride
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This ride meets at La Rabida Children’s Hospital in the south parking lot. Dates: Saturdays, each week through the end of the season Departure Time: 6:00 am SHARP Distance: 20-25 […]
MTC3 Sunrise Ride
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This ride meets at LA Fitness on 35th and King Drive. The ride will head over to the lakefront and enjoy the sunrise views. Dates: Monday through Friday, every week […]
Ride in Style: Naming Your Bike
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For many Black cyclists in the 35-65 age group, our bicycles are more than just a mode of transportation; they are a symbol of freedom, adventure, and heritage. Naming your […]
Top 10 Marshal Major Taylor Quotes
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Marshall “Major” Taylor was not only an extraordinary cyclist but also a remarkable individual whose autobiography, “The Fastest Bicycle Rider in the World,” offers deep insights into his life and […]
How are black cycling clubs different than white cycling clubs?
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As the president of a cycling club, I’ve observed that while all cycling clubs share a passion for the sport, there are nuanced differences between black and white clubs that […]
Influential African-American Cyclists
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There have been several influential African-American cyclists in the history of the sport, each contributing to the cycling community and breaking down barriers. Here are a few notable figures: Marshal […]
Biking While Black
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Biking While Black in the USA, like many aspects of life, can be influenced by a range of factors, including location, cultural context, and individual experiences. While there is a […]