Earth Day Market Ride This Saturday
Submitted by Duncan Green on Mon, 04/16/2018 - 16:02
This Saturday morning, April 21, 2018
This Saturday morning, April 21, 2018
2018 BCC T-shirts are now available at the Olympia Transit Center! We used the runner-up colors from last year's t-shirt color poll, so if you were disappointed last year, here's your chance to grab a brilliant, visible "T" to bike in and show your support of the BCC.
Time to dust off your trusty two-wheeled steed and start getting ready for May and the Bicycle Commuter Challenge! If you haven't already, create an account and try logging some trips as a practice run!
Pedal Power Bike Expo, Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Starting Monday, March 19 a section of the Yelm-Tenino trail will be closed from milepost 7.5 to milepost 8. The closure is required to make repairs to the bridge that spans the Deschutes River.
Year round bike riders, you rock! We made it through a pretty gnarly February, and the numbers prove what we're made of. 11 days with rain, 7 days with snow, 1 day with high winds, and an average temperature 5 degrees below normal.
Make sure to log your February practical bike rides before midnight, so they count toward our Winter BCC totals! Final 2018 Winter BCC prize drawing at 3pm today. Is that Spring up there, just over the top of the next hill? :-)
There are two days left to log miles in the Winter BCC! We'll have our final prize drawing on Wednesday, at 3pm. It looks like today may be the last sunny day in February, but hey, it's still winter, right? Tomorrow and Wednesday it'll be time to rock the rain gear again...
Books and Hot Bevs- what better way to warm up after a cold winter ride! And the Week 4 Winter BCC prize winners are: Glenn B., Peggy M., Adrian W., Sam W., and Jessica B! We'll have one more Winter BCC prize drawing on the last day of February, so remember to log your rides.
Biking to get around in the winter can be fun, refreshing and invigorating- it's a great way to beat the winter blues by getting outside in the fresh air and being active. If you've never done it before, here are a few (mostly common sense) things to keep in mind: