A year-round recreational bicycle club

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Board Members

President Kurt Grabfelder
Vice President Harry Quinn
Secretary Open
Treasurer/ Membership Chairman Dan Doyle
Newsletter Editor Diana Davis
Special Events Coordinator/ Publicity Editor Diana Davis
Special Events Co-Chair Jan Solkov
Member-at-Large Lloyd Davis
Member-at-Large Tom Fandel
Member-at-Large Caryl Harris


Announcements

WJW Flateau Century Fundraiser

WJW's annual event offers fully supported century, metric century and 30 mile rides through beautiful Hunterdon County. We are raising funds to support local Food Pantries. NOTE: SPECIAL PRICING IS AVAILABLE FOR WJW MEMBERS WHO REGISTER FOR 2017! Email info@bikewjw.org for special promo code.

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Club Events

Club Rides
  • "Round the Valley" Variant

    This is a slight variation of an area classic.  This ride starts at Pickel Park, Whitehouse, past Round Valley State Park, the Stanton General Store, to White Oak Park, Branchburg and back to Pickell Park.  There are some hills.  27.6 miles.  Pickell Park Round the Valley

  • "Oldwick Old School"

    Oldwick to Tewksbury, Califon to High Bridge.  Low traffic route, five big climbs. 3500 feet of ascent. 30 miles  http://ridewithgps.com/trips/1383219

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Spring Into Summer Cycling

With winter finally fading into memory, it’s time to get ready for spring cycling in the city, starting with some basic housekeeping and then plotting your course for all the fun of warm-weather pedaling ahead.

There’s a lot to be said for routine – for re-connecting with what has worked for you in the past in terms of comfort and convenience. But spring is also a time to get energized and to roll out something new — to change, to adjust, to challenge yourself. With that in mind, here are 10 hints to help inspire your best spring and summer cycling season:

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Member Comments

 

Diana Davis:

I LOVE riding in Hunterdon County! The plateau in Kingwood to the rolling hills in Readington. Sometimes a challenge, but always beautiful scenery!

Kurt Grabfelder:

I appreciate being a club member because it makes it much easier to get riders together for a group ride.  Riding with a group is safer and, I think, it brings out the best effort in you.  I like associating with like minded people who are interested in biking, fitness and nutrition.

The Western Jersey Wheelmen.

The Western Jersey Wheelmen is a year-round recreational bicycle club, sponsoring road and off road rides throughout the year and catering to all ability levels. Social events and special rides bring us together periodically throughout the year.

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