Eleven members of the St. Thomas recreational cycling group, Left Lane Cyclers will be in Washington, D.C. this weekend to participate in the Juneteenth Celebration Ride sponsored by several of the metropolitan area’s cycling groups, a release issued Thursday night has made known. Invited by the Major Taylor Cycling Club of Virginia, the Left Lane Cyclers will join groups from the MidAtlantic region in a 6.19 mile ride, traditionally only open to area clubs, in solidarity to represent the date, June 19th. Following that group ride, there will be two longer distance options comprising an 18 mile ride and a 65 mile ride, which represent the year, 1865, according to the release. Also during their cycle trip, they will ride on Sunday, June 20th, with the DMV Caribbean Radazz cycle group. One of the group’s organizers, Diego Lima III, stated,…
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