Join The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and Indego on a group ride as part of the  Better Bike Share Partnership (BBSP) Wheels to Work program. This is a great chance to connect with others in the cohort and escape the day-to-day routine. Participation in at least 1 of the scheduled group rides/classes is required to complete the Wheels to Work Course. 

Highlights of the ride:

     -Explore the Delaware River Trail

     -Visit the Cherry Street and Race St. Pier 

     -Explore the Historical Penn Treaty Park

     -Visit the Career Wardrobe to find business attire

Join us on a ride that will start at the Indego Station located at N. Delaware Ave. and Penn St., right on the Delaware River Trail (DRT).  You should be able to get to the station by SEPTA, and public parking is available close to the casino. 

This ride will be an easy-paced 8-mile ride with a midway break where participants can drink water, stretch, and enjoy the scenery. Please remember that our rides are for EVERYONE with varying levels of cycling experience; beginners and advanced riders are all welcome to join! 

Add your favorite songs to the group ride playlist here.

Every ride is led by a trained staff member of the Bicycle Coalition, and all participants

are expected to follow the Rules of the Road. 

     -This ride will be beginner-friendly and at a leisurely pace

     -Helmets will be provided for Indego riders

     -You must be 16 years of age to ride an Indego E-Bike

     -We will be riding with motor vehicles at some parts

     -Water, snacks, and swag will be provided

     –Please arrive 30 minutes early so that we can begin on time!

Please let ride leaders know about any medical conditions.

Indego riders should plan to stay with the group for the entire ride.

*Height Restrictions: The bikes we use for the class are recommended for 5’3″ and up. Please let us know if you’d like to come out with your bike.

Indego riders should plan to stay with the group for the entire ride. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact lor.song@bicyclecoaltion.org or call 484-531-4737.