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Spring Event Hotlist: OH MY!
Learn
Bike Bike Southeast!
March 15-17
Bike!Bike! Southeast is an international and regional gathering of community bike shops, co-ops and collectives to celebrate inclusive cycling community and to share knowledge. A weekend of fun, friends and workshops will be punctuated with fun rides and nighttime activities. A space for participants from shops and related advocacy groups to converge in a different city each year, this 4 day event will have workshops and networking opportunities. Planned are a couple of great rides, famous southern BBQ, and engaging and thought provoking conference topics.
Southeast Biking Symposium!
March 22-24
The 2018 Southeast Biking Symposium on Hilton Head Island kicks off next week! This year's multi-day symposium has a knockout speakers list, so don't miss it!
Visionaries and industry leading keynote speakers will come together to define what's working, what opportunities we have, and what's coming in bicycling to the Southeast. Join tourism professionals, cycling advocates, planners, government officials and bicycling enthusiasts in robust round-table discussions and breakout sessions to learn how trends in the market can be applied across all destinations. Check here or here for more info.
Ride
Coastal Cyclists
Spring Century Ride!
April 14
Formerly the After the Bridge Run Ride, this is now called the Coastal Cyclists Spring Century. The important stuff: The routes are expanded this year to full century (100 miles) and metric century (65 miles), plus 43 miles and 33 miles, and easy options to do 73 miles and 25 miles. Flat and low traffic routes leaves out of the Sewee Outpost in beautiful Awendaw, SC and into the Francis Marion National Forest. A great ride for the very experienced as well as novice riders. Provided are stocked rest stops, SAG, and some Ride Guides. BBQ & music for lunch, which is half the fun! PCC is grateful for the advocacy support from the Coastal Cyclists.
