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Bike to Work Day Convoy to the Boston Festival
If you have ever thought about bike commuting this is your chance to try it with a group and a celebration at Boston City Hall Plaza.
Read MoreBike to Work Day: Quincy to Boston Convoy
Bike to Work: Quincy to Boston Convoy Friday, May 18, 6:50am Meet at Quincy City Hall or join the convoy at a later location If you have ever thought about bike commuting this is your chance to try it with a group and a celebration at Boston City Hall Plaza. Quincycles is joining Boston Bikes to provide a convoy into Boston on Bike Friday, May 18. Register for free here to help Boston Bikes plan for you. The Quincy convoy starts at Quincy City Hall at 6:50am but you can join at any of these additional locations at the appointed time — please arrive 5-7 minutes early to ensure meeting up with the convoy: • 6:50am Quincy City Hall • 7:00am Hancock & Beale • 7:05am Hancock & Hollis • 7:20am Tenean Beach Here is a map of the route we will be taking:...
Read MoreCranksgiving
Please register for this event and let us know you are coming. When: November 4, 2017, 1-4pm Where: Interfaith Social Services, 105 Adams Street, Quincy What: Our 2nd annual bike powered food drive in partnership with the Interfaith Social Services Food Pantry. Join us and bike to support our neighbors in need. We will provide you with a list of needed items. You ride your bike (with friends!) to at least 4 grocery stores in Quincy to buy however much you are able to donate/carry Bring the items back to the Interfaith Social Services with your 4 receipts Get entered into a raffle to win a prize Here’s a list of needed items to help you plan your shopping and budget: After the event some of us plan to celebrate at Angelo’s Coal Fired Pizza on Hancock Street. Join us if you can! Learn more about the growth of this type of food drive here. Quincycles’ Cranksgiving logo designed by Zachary...
Read MoreThursday Convoy to Boston
Quincycles Thursday rides to Boston in October Does the Red Line make you blue? Do you worry about Wolly Station closing? Want to take control of your commute to Boston? On Thursdays in October, Quincycles offers commuting group rides to Boston. Led by Quincyclist and longtime Boston bike commuter Joe Hern, the ride will depart from Beale and Hancock Streets at 7:30 a.m. Riders interested in joining at North Quincy should be at Hancock and Hollis Streets by 7:35 a.m. We’ll return from Boston at 5:30 p.m., meeting at the small plaza on Summer Street adjacent to Santander Bank 133 Summer Street branch and just opposite High...
Read MoreThursday Convoy Back to Quincy
Quincycles weekday rides to Boston in October Does the Red Line make you blue? Do you worry about Wolly Station closing? Want to take control of your commute to Boston? On Thursdays in October, Quincycles offers commuting group rides to Boston. Led by Quincyclist and longtime Boston bike commuter Joe Hern, the ride will depart from Beale and Hancock Streets at 7:30 a.m. Riders interested in joining at North Quincy should be at Hancock and Hollis Streets by 7:35 a.m. We’ll return from Boston at 5:30 p.m., meeting at the small plaza on Summer Street adjacent to Santander Bank 133 Summer Street branch and just opposite High...
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