Tag: group rides
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MTC3 OLC (Board Members)
MTC3 Board Members may register for bike transport to and from the One Love Century here. PLEASE NOTE: Tickets are 1 per person! ONE LOVE CENTURY – TRAILER INFORMATION Bike Drop-off will be Flossmoor, IL (exact location will be given to those who are using the service once paid) on Tuesday, September 1st from 5…
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MTC3 OLC (General Members)
MTC3 members may register for bike transport to and from the One Love Century here. PLEASE NOTE: Tickets are 1 per person! ONE LOVE CENTURY – TRAILER INFORMATION Bike Drop-off will be Flossmoor, IL (exact location will be given to those who are using the service once paid) on Tuesday, September 1st from 5…
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MTC3 Sammich Ride
Join us for an exciting time to fellowship, ride together! There will be 3 starting locations all leading to Spring Forest Deli and Catering! Option 1 – 50 Miles Start Location: Menards Parking Lot (21630 S Cicero Ave, Matteson, IL 60443) Departure Time: 8:00 am End Time: 2:00 PM Average Speed: 17-18 mph Distance: 50…
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The 10-Step Guide to Riding with Major Taylor Chicago
1. Introduction to the Club 2. Getting Started with Cycling 3. Understanding the Ride Calendar 4. Ride Preparation 5. Club Ride Etiquette 6. Safety First 7. Inclusivity and Community 8. FAQs 9. Contact and Support 10. Testimonials and Stories 11. Inviting New Members to Join 12. Visual and Interactive Elements In the spirit of learning,…
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Navigating Cycling Speeds: Understanding Cruising vs. Average Speed
Welcome to the wonderful world of cycling! As a ride leader, I often encounter questions from new riders about how to gauge their cycling speed, especially when choosing rides from our club calendar. Understanding the difference between rolling/cruising speed and average speed is crucial in making these decisions. Let’s dive in! What’s the Difference? Why…
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Unity on Wheels: Reflecting Community Pride in Chicago Cycling
Hello, fellow cyclists and enthusiasts! As the president of Major Taylor’s Cycling Club Chicago, I’ve had the privilege of leading and being part of an incredible group of cyclists who share not just a love for biking but a commitment to community and unity. Today, I want to share with you some remarkable experiences that…
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Empowering Our Cyclists: The Philosophy of ‘Lead the Ride You Want to Ride’
As the president of MTC3, a vibrant predominately Black cycling community, I’ve witnessed firsthand the power of cycling in bringing people together, promoting health and wellness, and fostering a sense of belonging. But one of the most empowering aspects of our club is the philosophy we’ve embraced: “lead the ride you want to ride.” This…