Want to take a bike ride? The next "group" ride is Thursday at 6 p.m.
Want to go for a bike ride?
Raymond and Liz Harner of CG Pro Bikes, Bluffton, have started their group bike rides this month.
The next group ride starts at 6 p.m., Thursday, July 24, at CG Pro Bikes, 127 N. Main St., Bluffton.
“We held our first group ride last week and it was something people have been asking for, but we’re still very busy, so we just decided to go for it!” said Liz.
“We had 14 bikers, and a 15th joined us along the way. We rode for around an hour, which at a leisurely pace took us around 11 miles,” she said, adding, “Then, after we got back to the shop, a smaller group did another 10 miles.”
Bikers of all experience levels are invited to participate.
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