It's August and this is the first of our 2020 rides in Quincy. Here is a route planned by Irene. She says: I wanted to bring you from coffee in West Quincy along the Neponset River and back via some views I recently discovered as well as some of our low-stress connectors. I have tried […]
This is one of our favorite group rides. Boardmember Jeanne suggested it for this week's route and provided the photos. Feel free to buy some lobster if you have the carrying capacity or bring your gear and fish from the Nut Island Pier. You can start at Quincy Center, Broad Meadows School, or Wollaston Beach […]
Want to strengthen your skills and increase your comfort biking? This class is for you!
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 […]
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 […]
Want to strengthen your skills and increase your comfort biking? This class is for you!
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 […]
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 […]
We are once again partnering with Interfaith Social Services, 105 Adams Street, to help our neighbors in need! This year our 5th annual bike-powered food drive will be an independent affair and celebrated via social media. Because of COVID, rather than gathering and shopping together on one day, we encourage you to ride and shop […]
Join us to plan rides and discuss our advocacy efforts. We are now meeting via Zoom. Details are sent out in an email prior to the meeting.
