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This is the home page of the North Carolina Bicycle Club, otherwise known as the NCBC.
The NCBC is a cycling club in Raleigh, NC (and surrounding areas) whose purpose is: 
  1. To promote bicycling through recreational, utilitarian and competitive activities; 
  2. To educate and promote safety throughout its membership and the general public and promote the adherence to the motor vehicle laws; 
  3. To promote relationships of bicyclists locally, nationally, and internationally. 

Next NCBC Club Meeting [All meetings]

NCBC February 2010 meeting - Monday, February 8th 6pm to 9:00pm
ZPizza
96 Cornerstone Drive, Cary
[Directions]

Topic: Peloton Project

Presenter: Dwayne Allen, Tom Wood, and Todd Spain

The Peloton Project is a grass-roots effort devoted to creating a safer environment on the road by promoting positive attitudes between cyclists and motorists. Its focus is primarily the recreational group rides in North Carolina's Triangle area. As a newly formed 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, the Peloton Project is targeting law enforcement agencies, group ride leaders, cycling advocacy group cycling clubs, local bike shops, agencies/community action groups involved in bicycle transportation, and businesses with interest toward local community awareness/improvement programs.

The NCBC February program will include presentations by Peloton Project organizers and local group leaders Dwayne Allen, Tom Wood and Todd Spain. Representatives of the Apex and Cary police departments involved in community outreach will be on hand to briefly discuss the motorist perspective of group rides. It should be an enlightening discussion.

http://www.thepelotonproject.com



Notes from the webmasters [Prior notes]
01/07/2010
David
Remembrance ride for Bruce Rosar

Bruce Rosar's brother James had suggested a remembrance ride for Bruce this coming Saturday, January 9, close to the 6-month anniversary of Bruce's death.   This event will be postponed however, due to the bitterly cold weather and pending further input from James. 

 


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