Welcome to the Baltimore Metro Wheelers Cycling Club (BMWCC)! 

  Purpose and Mission of the BMWCC

• The Baltimore Metro Wheelers Cycling Club is dedicated to promoting all aspects of bicycling  to novice, intermediate and advanced road and mountain bikers in metropolitan Baltimore and the surrounding areas.

• The mission of the club is to support recreational bicycling activities and encourage skill development, trainining, physical fitness and social interaction through BMWCC activities and in cooperation with other groups supporting the sport of bicycling.

Interested in a BMWCC Membership?  See our Handouts section to obtain a membership application and for information on becoming a member of the BMWCC.

Thanks for stopping by and we hope you enjoy your BMWCC web experience! Please remember to sign our guestbook (see bottom of page) and contact one of our officers if you need more information.

As part of its youth outreach program, the National Brotherhood of Cyclists (NBC) sponsored a helmet drive and bicycling safety program for the youth of the Salvation Army Youth Center in Salisbury, MD on Friday, October 10th during the Sea Gull Century weekend.   BMWCC donated several helmets and safety literature in support of the program, lead by members of the Pittsburgh Major Taylor Cycling Club, an affiliate club of the NBC.

The BMWCC would like to also recognize and thank Bike Doctor of Linthicum, Performance Bicycle (Baltimore store) and the Brain Injury Assoc. of Maryland for their donation of helmets on behalf of BMWCC.

The Baltimore Metro Wheelers Cycling Club hosted a bicycle safety and maintenance seminar.  The seminar was led by certified bicycle mechanic Corey Adams of Princeton Sports & Fitness.  Everyone in attendance learned some new information or were able to reinforce their understanding of bicycle maintenance skills.

The seminar was held on Wednesday, May 13, 2009 at the Liberty Senior Center in Randallstown, MD.  

Nine members of the BMWCC attended the 2009 Major Taylor Cycling Club's Tennessee Summit in Townsend, TN from April 22nd-25th.  The majority of the BMWCC riders completed all of the most challenging rides (The Wall, Tail of the Dragon, Foothills Pkwy, Butterfly Gap, Happy Valley, Sweetie Pie) and rode nearly 190 miles during three days of cycling in and around the Smoky and Appalachian Mountains.  BMWCC also had the largest number of participants of all of the clubs in attendance.  Not too bad for a club that did not even exist last year this time.  Last year's Summit served as the catalyst and motivation for the formation of our club.  Congratulations on a strong showing and a job well done to all of our members and guests that attended the 2009 TN Summit! 

BMWCC  has a custom designed full cycling kit for our BMWCC members to proudly display our colors and gain us recognition!  The kits were designed by Velo Design Group of San Diego, CA.  The kit consists of a full line of BMWCC cycling apparell, ranging from jerseys, shorts and bibs to shoe covers,bandannas and gloves...you name it and you'll likely be able to get it in aur BMWCC club gear and accessory line!  Check out the thumbnail link below for a peek at the design!