Posts by Angel Reyes
Bike to Work Week Events
Ride of Silence (HBC with Bike Cleveland)Wednesday, May 15 | 6:30 pm Dolan Science Center, John Carroll University The annual Ride of Silence honors bicyclists killed or injured by motorists by promoting sharing the road and increasing awareness of bike safety. Departing from the Dolan Science Center parking lot off Carroll Blvd. Bike to Work (and…
Read MoreRide leads needed!
We need volunteers to lead rides during 2024 Tuesday Rides. We are seeking someone just like you to lead one of these rides. HBC rides are 8-10 mile, comfortably paced rides every other Tuesday afternoon between June and October. Starting locations and routes differ but cover the area HBC serves (Cleveland Heights, University Heights, Shaker Heights, and…
Read MoreFind HBC wherever you want
Do you want to stay connected to HBC on social media, or take a look at the details of our upcoming events? You can scan the QR code above to get access to event information and our socials! You can also access directly by clicking here. We look forward to engaging with you online and…
Read MoreMay is Bike Month
May is Bike Month. We invite you to participate in the many exciting events happening in our communities. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just getting started, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and, most importantly, reasons to get out there and ride. Here’s a rundown of the events from us and our partners: Getting…
Read More2022 CLEVELAND RIDE & WALK OF SILENCE
May 18, 2022 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Meet at the John Carroll parking lot off Carroll Blvd next to the Dolan Science Center. Join cyclists around the country as we participate in the Ride of Silence. The Ride of Silence has taken place on the third Wednesday of May for the last 20 years.…
Read MoreCalling community volunteers!
HBC is looking for volunteers to help with our ongoing initiatives! With your help, we can expand our community outreach, advocate for better biking infrastructure in our community, and build a more robust bicycle culture. A few examples where HBC could use volunteers include organizing and leading rides, social media management, working in community events,…
Read MoreVisit the HBC sign at the Wine Spot
Heights Bicycle Coalition (HBC) is deploying large signs around town. We encourage you to ride your bicycle to the business temporarily hosting the sign, take a selfie, and enjoy our local and bicycle-friendly businesses. Then post it online to Instagram, Facebook, or even Strava, using the hashtag #heightsbicyclecoalition. The HBC sign is currently at The…
Read MoreMay is Bike Month
May is National Bike Month, even in 2021. Cities in our area, such as Cleveland Heights and University Heights, have joined cities around the country in declaring May Bike Month. This year we plan to have events to engage the Heights bicycling community while keeping a safe distance, even if that means having events remotel…
Read MoreHeights Community says farewell to fallen cyclist
On January 31, Heights residents paid their final respects to the late Terrance (Terry) Ryan. Terry was a cyclist and Cleveland Heights resident. He died on December 31 as a result of a bike-motorist collision at the intersections of Lee and East Scarborough Roads on December 28, 2020. Family members, neighbors, friends, and bicycling activists…
Read MoreHeights community mourns Terry Ryan’s death
Our thoughts are with Terrance Ryan’s friends and family. Terrance was a Cleveland Heights cyclist that was hit by a motorist on December 28th while riding his bike on Lee Rd in Cleveland Heights. Sadly, he passed on December 31st, 2020, at age 71. Terry, a retired house painter, was loved by his family, friends,…
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