July 7, 2022

WNBR - Thank you!

Over 60 cyclists from all over Dane county participated in the first (hopefully annual) Wednesday Night Bike Ride (WNBR) in Sun Prairie. Thank you to everyone who came out to ride and for the individuals who made this happen (you know how you are!).

Riders getting ready.

Riders either did a 18mi, 29mi, or 42mi loop in the beautiful Sun Prairie countryside. People complimented the routes for being quiet and safe (only saw 2 cars and 1 dog), good road conditions, easy rolling (flat) and easy to navigate.

SPPRF provided the shelter. With donations and generous support by the ride leader everyone was treated to some Glass Nickel Pizza and adult beverages afterwards. Everyone had a good time and enjoyed the ride. Only comments for future improvements were the lack of bike racks and recycling containers in the park.

Where do the bikes go?

Riders getting ready for the long loop.

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