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August 2020
August Week 3 Ride: Back Roads from Bridge to Bridge
One of our goals has always been to help new riders find their way through the city without riding in stressful situations. Normally we have done this with our Discovering Quincy and Easy Rider Rides. We take new riders on the calmer streets that get you from point A to B (and in between) with a group of people on bikes -- a situation many of you have said you miss. Riding in groups builds confidence and comfort when you…
Find out more »August Week 4 Route: Wollaston and Neponset Trail Loop
This week, Quincyclist Anna S. is guiding us on her preferred route from Wollaston to East Milton, Turner's Pond, the Neponset Trail and back. We have done this route often on our group rides, but not quite the way Anna does it. She prefers to avoid some of the roads we typically ride in our larger groups. I'll let her guide you in her own words below, like a friend showing you the delights of her new neighborhood. Please be…
Find out more »Bike Skills 101
Want to strengthen your skills and increase your comfort biking? This class is for you!
Find out more »September Week 1 Route: Quincy’s Donut History and Germantown
For our route this week we wanted to show you the beautiful views of the Fore River from Germantown. And since Germantown contains the resting place of the inventor of the donut (as recognized by the National Baker's Association), we thought we would start you off at the historic landmark of the very first Dunkin Donuts evah. Quincy Donut History and Germantown There are some beautiful views from Germantown, so don't just stop for the donuts. Please let us know…
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September Week 2: Historic Loop around Downtown Quincy
Here is our latest offering for you: a route to get around Quincy from the Old House at Peacefield, via the Dorothy Quincy House, through the Point and past the Shipyard with a stop at the Birthplaces of our 2 Presidents and Abigail's Cairn. Before you get back to where you started, you get to see the views from the new dog park. We've given you a few unorthodox connectors: the path around the High School, a way to cross…
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