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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:

To promote bicycling through recreational, utilitarian and competitive activities;
To educate and promote safety throughout its membership and the general public and promote the adherence to the motor vehicle laws;
To promote relationships of bicyclists locally, nationally, and internationally.

Next NCBC Club Meeting [All meetings]

NCBC January meeting
Monday, January 9^th
6:00pm to 8:30pm

The Big Easy
231 Grande Heights Drive
Cary, NC 27513
[Google Map]

Topic: NCBC business and planning meeting

Presenter: David Cole

Our January meeting will be a planning session for 2012, where we discuss the direction we want the club to take, the events we want to organize, and the projects we want to support. Club officers are expected to attend, but anyone interested in cycling is welcome to come and join the discussion.

We'll meet to eat at 6:00, and the club meeting will start at 7:00.

Notes from the webmasters [Prior notes]

11/19/11
David

I'll be leading a 62-mile New Year's Day ride from Macgregor Village Shopping Center at 10:00 on Sunday, January 1. No registration, just a ride. One store stop at 40 miles, but others store are on route. I'll probably ride at 18-19 mph pace; others may be faster or slower. Precipitation of any type cancels. [Cue Sheet]

There will also be a pair of 38-mile rides starting at the same time and place, with a store stop at the 17-mile mark. Bob Oderkirk will lead a group at a 15-17 mph pace, and Zonda Hillman will lead a group at a 13-15 mph pace. [Cue Sheet] [Map]

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