Cycles and Change

In 1928, five African American women set off from New York City on a 250 mile adventure to Washington D.C. Their three day ride was about personal pleasure and challenge and calls into question our ideas of who bicycled in history and why.

Listen to their story
https://soundcloud.com/user-568024463/episode-8-bikes-race-and-racing-in-1928

Discover more stories:
https://www.blackgirlsdobike.org/know-your-history

'We Are Cyclists' Film Shows How Everyday Riders Are Rewriting Cycling Culture 'We Are Cyclists' follows the growth of All Bodies on Bikes—a grassroots movement that has evolved into a national nonprofit with chapters across the United States.

March 7: Educators Roll Out to the Second Annual Pittsburgh Youth Cycling Educator Forum! - BikePGH Attend the 2nd Annual Pittsburgh Youth Cycling Educators Forum on Saturday, March 7

🗓️ BikePGH Business Awards Night is Nov. 18th
🏆 We present annual awards to recognize businesses that have made significant contributions to making Pittsburgh better for walking and biking.

✨ Business Network friends, RSVP here: secure.everyaction.com/BZS_f4AvZUqMXerALutBYQ2