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Bull City Cycling Partners
Durham, North Carolina
Since 1869
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- cyclocross is just around the next several corners
- Thumbs Up Weekend
- Bull City in Boone!
- Guess who...
- Bailey Hundo (100 Miler) Fundraising...
- Ride for Clive Pictures
- Things my bike says to me:
- Reasons Why SmAli Needs to come to Colorado Afterall
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- Ride For Clive by cdkorps at Garmin Connect - Details
- Growl Growlin Growler in Gunnison
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Objectives and Goals
BCC members strive to improve the sport through friendly competition, promotion of responsible cycling, and development of the area's cycling community. We compete in cyclocross, mountain biking, road cycling, and multi-sport events locally and regionally. Additionally, we actively participate in community-based bicycle advocacy programs and are planning bicycle safety clinics for children and new riders. Perhaps our biggest presence is our visibility on local roads and trails, where we lead group rides for a range of abilities and promote responsible conduct and goodwill between members of Durham's diverse and growing cycling community.
Mission Statement
Bull City Cycling (BCC) is a Durham-based cycling team dedicated to promoting the awareness of all forms of cycling in North Carolina's Research Triangle. BCC showcases cycling as an integral part of a healthy and environmentally-conscious way of life through transportation alternatives, fitness, and sportsmanship. BCC participates in community-based cycling activities ranging from advocacy to competition, and is officially recognized by USA Cycling.
1 comment:
Hollywood would have tweeted this but he exceed 140 characters:
Hundo was hard. I now believe anything over 40 ish miles on a mtn bike is hard.
13,400 feet of climbing
104 miles
6300 calories
2 massive leg cramp stops
1 bit of walking
1 minor crash
40 mph max speed.
1 destroyed tire sidewall (boot used and new tire at aid station...thanks to wheat ridge cyclery neutral support)
No puking
29ers roll like business. Holy!
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