Club News and Blog

After several years of work by the city staff, MPO board and WBC Bicycle Advocacy Committee, we now have an accepted and bonafide cycling map of the City downtown and surrounding area. This map should help anyone who might want to bike to work, school, or just get...

As TxDot gears up for widening and rebuilding I-35 through Waco, there will be some significant impacts on bicycle/pedestrian travel between the two sides of the highway. One of the first things demolished will be the Bike/Ped bridge at 8th St (near Common Grounds)....

A 1/2 mile of trail has been added to the Woodway trail system by WBC member, Josh Mathis, for a Boy Scout Eagle project. In addition, he built three map trail kiosks and installed updated maps in all 10 kiosks. Download the New Woodway Park Trail Map

The Waco Bicycle Club has been providing a bicycle safety check for students at the Hallsburg Elementary School for the past 9 years.

The Waco Bicycle Club has been providing a bicycle safety check for students at the Hallsburg Elementary School for the past 8 years. This event helps to insure that every student has a bicycle that is mechanically safe to ride. History has shown us that we will be...

Here a some pictures from this last weekend's Austin Ridge Riders visit. My heartfelt thanks to the ride guides and hosts: Brett Schwartz Christopher Thompson Dave Morrow Edward Fontana Ivan Valdez Jimmy Farmer...

The Hallsburg Elementary School Bicycle Safety Event will be held on April 3 & 4. from 4 to 8 pm. This is an event that the WBC has been a part of for the last 7 years. As part of the school's safety program, they teach students proper bicycle safety by reviewing road...

On March 16, Larry Gurley had a wreck going down Act of Faith. He broke his pelvis into several pieces, broke and cracked several ribs, had a punctured lung, cracked his collar bone, and had a concussion. He underwent a successful four hour surgery on the 20th to put...

Reflections on a tragic hit-and-run death.

The Waco Bicycle Club showed cyclist solidarity Thursday evening in a “ride of silence” to honor a Baylor University sophomore who died in a hit-and-run crash on Franklin Avenue last week. A row of about 40 cyclists pedaled from Baylor’s Fountain Mall past the front...