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Bicycle Clubs
Aurora Cycling
Club.
Backcountry Bicycle Trails Club.
P.O. Box 21288, Seattle, WA 98111-3288. Phone: 206-283-2995. Mountain biking in the King County area.
The Cascade Bicycle Club.
PO Box 15165, Seattle, WA 98115. Phone: 206-522-3222; Fax:
206-522-2407.
Different
Spokes. Phone: 206-264-5529.
Evergreen
Tandem Club. P.
O. Box 23105.
Seattle, WA 98102. Phone: 206-789-8722.
Northwest Women's Cycling.
Focuses on women's bike racing in the Pacific Northwest.
Seattle Bicycle Club
A not-for-profit membership organization dedicated to the interests of recreational
cycling enthusiasts. Guests are welcome on their regular rides to try out the club.
Seattle
Bicycle Touring Club
Single Track Mind Cycling
Club
A site is for all Mountain Bikers in Western Washington that love to Ride.
Bicycle Maps
Seattle Department of Transportation Bicycle Program
Bicycle Trails
King County's Regional Trail System. Phone: 206-296-4232.
Seattle Parks & Recreation: Burke Gilman Trail
Snohomish County's Centennial Trail. Phone: 425-388-6600.
Related Webs
Bike Works.
3709 S. Ferdinand Street, Seattle, WA
98118. Phone: 206-725-9408.
E-mail
Bikeride.com
Covers cycling in the Pacific Northwest, and around the world. A Web directory with over 1000 bicycling related sites, a calendar of bike events for the U.S. and Canada, and free classified ads are just some of the things you will find here.
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