Pedaling for a Cure

Caroline Brennan (Team Broken Spokes) singing the national anthem.
Caroline Brennan (Team Broken Spokes) sings the national anthem.
Ray Ewing
Caroline Brennan (Team Broken Spokes) singing the national anthem.
Caroline Brennan (Team Broken Spokes) sings the national anthem.
Ray Ewing
The organization’s fundraising goal of $460,000 had already been surpassed.
The organization’s fundraising goal of $460,000 had already been surpassed.
Ray Ewing
The organization’s fundraising goal of $460,000 had already been surpassed.
The organization’s fundraising goal of $460,000 had already been surpassed.
Ray Ewing
Shannon Kiniry (Development Manager, Bike MS).
Shannon Kiniry (Development Manager, Bike MS).
Ray Ewing
Shannon Kiniry (Development Manager, Bike MS).
Shannon Kiniry (Development Manager, Bike MS).
Ray Ewing
Jon Malone (Esgartown Bicycles) was repairing bikes at the start area.
Jon Malone (Esgartown Bicycles) was repairing bikes at the start area.
Ray Ewing
Jon Malone (Esgartown Bicycles) was repairing bikes at the start area.
Jon Malone (Esgartown Bicycles) was repairing bikes at the start area.
Ray Ewing
DJ Dern and Ben Williams hype up the crowd.
DJ Dern and Ben Williams hype up the crowd.
Ray Ewing
DJ Dern and Ben Williams hype up the crowd.
DJ Dern and Ben Williams hype up the crowd.
Ray Ewing
The race begins.
The race begins.
Ray Ewing
The race begins.
The race begins.
Ray Ewing
Ray Ewing
Ray Ewing
"Team Spirit" [l-r] Kathy Bibaud, Sue Aderson, Angela Blood, Patti Mountzouris.
Team Spirit, from left, Kathy Bibaud, Sue Aderson, Angela Blood, Patti Mountzouris.
Ray Ewing
"Team Spirit" [l-r] Kathy Bibaud, Sue Aderson, Angela Blood, Patti Mountzouris.
Team Spirit, from left, Kathy Bibaud, Sue Aderson, Angela Blood, Patti Mountzouris.
Ray Ewing
Bikes lined up before the start.
Bikes lined up before the start.
Ray Ewing
Bikes lined up before the start.
Bikes lined up before the start.
Ray Ewing
Ray Ewing
Ray Ewing
Fundraising teams started the race grouped together.
Fundraising teams started the race grouped together.
Ray Ewing
Fundraising teams started the race grouped together.
Fundraising teams started the race grouped together.
Ray Ewing
Page Hirons and Tyler Heineman.
Page Hirons and Tyler Heineman.
Ray Ewing
Page Hirons and Tyler Heineman.
Page Hirons and Tyler Heineman.
Ray Ewing
Ray Ewing
Ray Ewing
The excitement was palpable.
The excitement was palpable.
Ray Ewing
The excitement was palpable.
The excitement was palpable.
Ray Ewing
Ray Ewing
Ray Ewing
Pushing hard against the wind on Herring Creek Road in Katama.
Pushing hard against the wind on Herring Creek Road in Katama.
Ray Ewing
Pushing hard against the wind on Herring Creek Road in Katama.
Pushing hard against the wind on Herring Creek Road in Katama.
Ray Ewing
Caroline Brennan (Team Broken Spokes) singing the national anthem.
The organization’s fundraising goal of $460,000 had already been surpassed.
Shannon Kiniry (Development Manager, Bike MS).
Jon Malone (Esgartown Bicycles) was repairing bikes at the start area.
DJ Dern and Ben Williams hype up the crowd.
The race begins.
"Team Spirit" [l-r] Kathy Bibaud, Sue Aderson, Angela Blood, Patti Mountzouris.
Bikes lined up before the start.
Fundraising teams started the race grouped together.
Page Hirons and Tyler Heineman.
The excitement was palpable.
Pushing hard against the wind on Herring Creek Road in Katama.

Over 400 cyclists participated in Ride The Vineyard 2024 to raise money for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

 

 

 

To Serve, Protect and Teach Spinning

Steve Myrick
Oak Bluffs chief of police Erik Blake took the outside route to inside bicycling. Now he teaches a Tuesday morning spin interval class at Blitz Fitness in West Tisbury.
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Where Buddha Meets the Bicycle

Sydney Bender
George Bernard Shaw once said, “You see things, and you say, Why? But I dream things that never were and I say, Why not?” For Kimberly Cartwright, founder and owner of the indoor cycling studio Om of Motion, the quotation carries weight. “Om is my Why not?’” Ms. Cartwright states on her website, omofmotion.com.
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Summer Symbolism

It’s a mistake to think that all significant events are unusual or out of the commonplace, or surrounded by some sensational circumstances. Take a man or a woman rounding a corner on a bicycle. That looks, maybe, like a pretty routine occurrence. But perhaps it isn’t.

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John Schiling

Putting Their Mettle to the Pedal In the Fight Against Cancer

Ivy Ashe

At 5:30 in the morning, most of the tires on the road are bicycle wheels. Cyclists hit the pavement early, avoiding the hassles of traffic and marveling at the dawn glow that bathes the Island. Some cyclists are commuting to work, some are out for a quick pedal, some are preparing for future competitions.

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