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Biggs Road at Doumont. Part of the ChainGang riders

Photo credit: Jim ALix.

Biggs Road at Doumont. The whole ChainGang for this Sunday ride.

Photo credit: Jim Alix.

May 2004. The CanBike 2 class assembles for some practice riding over railway tracks.

Photo credit: Bob Goerzen.

May 2004. CanBike 2 Graduation photo.

Photo credit: Bob Goerzen.

Marg, James and Marilyn enjoying a rainy day picnic lunch at Coombs.

Photo credit: Bob Goerzen.

Mary and Keith ride into Ladysmith.

Photo credit: Bob Goerzen.

Marg and James ride into Ladysmith.

Photo credit: Bob Goerzen.

The kick-off of BIKE WEEK 2004 outside City Hall on March 23rd.

Photo credit: Tony MacGregor

Riders with Bike Week banner.

Photo credit: Norm Abbey.

Barb, Gary and Pete at the QF Parksville lunch stop.

Photo credit: Bob Goerzen.

The lunch stop on John van Beek's 84th birthday ride. Here's John showing Marilyn a picture on his digital camera.

Photo credit: Keith Brown

June 11, 2005. Dorothy Simpson of Pacific Rim presents the new Norco Citadel Commuter bike to the happy winner of the Clean Air Day contest, Anne Mansfield (right) and daughter Hannah Dunbar (left).

Photo credit: Dave Beer.

A sign acknowledging the superior strength of Nanaimo cyclists. At the top of a near 100% grade cyclists are advised to dismount before crossing the tracks!

Photo credit: Keith Brown

Some bike-friendly infrastructure in Victoria. The sign says: “Except Bicycles”, forcing motorists to turn but allowing bikes to cross.

Photo credit: Keith Brown

All that's missing is a rain cover! At a Portland MAX station one can rent one of these bike lockers. Portland has a very well integrated transportation system.

Photo credit: Keith Brown

A funky bike rack outside Powell's book store in Portland Oregon. The panels bewteen the racks list cycling book titles and authors, for example It's Not About the Bike by Lance Armstrong and Three Men on Wheels by Jerome K. Jerome.

Photo credit: Keith Brown

Some on-street parking in Portland. A local referred to the racks as “staples”.

Photo credit: Keith Brown

Onboard one of Portland's MAX light rail trains. There are two of these bike racks per car.

Photo credit: Keith Brown

A road hazard on the highway through Lantzville (it has since been reduced).

Photo credit: Bob Goerzen.

A Spring ride along the Cowichan River.

Photo credit: Debby Keith.

A group of cyclists pause to take in the view downwards from the Kinsol Trestle on a ride a day or two after it opened.

Photo credit: Terry Walowina

A view of the newly re-opened Kinsol Trestle from below (July 2011).

Photo credit: Terry Walowina

The view looking down from the Kinsol Trestle on a ride a day or two after it opened (July 2011).

Photo credit: Terry Walowina

John van Beek on the Kinsol Trestle. A 66 km ride for our favourite 88-year old! (July 2011).

Photo credit: Terry Walowina

A photo from the August 26, 2004 Thursday night ride to the historic Morden Colliery Mine site, led by Gay Cunningham.

Photo credit: Jim Cunningham.

Don't try this on a bus that is in service! Putting up the GNCC banner in preparation of the launching of the 2005 Clean Air Day poster.

Photo credit: Bob Goerzen.

Lyse presents the 2005 Clean Air Day poster to RDN representative.

Photo credit: Bob Goerzen.

The cover of the April 2007 Vancouver Island Senior Living magazine. The three riders are Dave Beer, Jim Kirby and John van Beek.

Photo credit: Bill Reilly/Senior Living

Some GNCC members staffing a table at a "Bike to Market" day.

Photo credit: Jim Alix

A "Share the Road" stencil on one of Nanaimo's major streets.

Photo credit: Jim Alix

A Fall ride to a pub.

Photo credit: Pete Caljiou.

Riding in the snow at Westwood Lake...

Photo credit: Bob Goerzen.

At the destination of "The Great Move", where the bike trailers were all unloaded with no damage to the moved articles.

Photo credit: Allan Dunlop.

A commute to work need not involve a lot of traffic in Nanaimo!

Photo credit: Allan Dunlop.

A stop at Dijon on a tour in France.

Photo credit: Mike Mann.

A stop in the woods to check on a tire.

Photo credit: Bob Goerzen

A sign in one of our favourite restaurants in Chemainus. It says:"Ramblers and cyclists are catered for".

Photo credit: Debby Keith.

A New Zealand beach stop while cycle-touring.

Photo credit: Penny Robertshaw

A lunch break at Molly's Reach in Gibson's BC, on a tour of the Sunshine Coast.

Photo credit: Keith Brown.

A cycle campsite on Saltspring Island, BC.

Photo credit: Jim Alix.

A group of cyclists ready to start on a Vancouver Island winery tour.

Photo credit: Taryn Langford.

Patsy Hofstrand on Mt. Constitution, Orcas Island, state of Washington.

Photo credit: Chris Hofstrand.