SBL publishes its FreeWheelin' magazine monthly and will be featuring articles from Robert Wilhite called "The Prologue".  You can also find The Prolugue on SBL's website (www.bikesbl.org), along with detail-ed  information about SBL, ride information and how to become a member

Since its formation, the SBL has placed the highest emphasis on safety. The club was a pioneer in the use and distribution of hard-shell helmets. The SBL strongly advocates both the rights and responsibilities of cyclists. Participation in events is restricted to those willing to operate their cycles in a safe and courteous manner in accord with all traffic regulations.

The Southern Bike League, as it was first called, came into existence at a meeting of ten Atlanta area cyclists on May 3, 1970, with Jan Cox serving as first President. The city name was left out of the organization name since the members came from several surrounding areas. In June of 1970 the League issued its first newsletter entitled The Derailleur and later changed the name to FreeWheelin'.

Volunteer members organize and lead over 1,000 rides over the course of the year in the metro Atlanta area. In addition, monthly club socials allow new and old members alike to meet in a casual atmosphere to exchange cycling stories and participate in a program to help increase their bicycling knowledge. These programs feature refreshments and socializing, and are sometimes followed by a special program covering a topic of interest to the cyclists. Special socials include the annual summer picnic and the traditional SBL Christmas party. The slogan, "Cycling is more than just bikes," is still very true, as many SBL members have developed lifelong friendships with each other.

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Robert Wilhite of MyCycleCoach.com shares his passion for cycling with the kids of Project Adventure Kids who are riding for the first time in the 20 year history of the Covington Century.  Robert, a Certified USA Cycling Coach and coach for Clinica Union Pro Cycling Team helps his clients improve their bike fit and technique.  His patience and obvious love of his craft will be shared with a whole new generation of cyclists – the kids & teens of Project Adventure.  80% of the kids who come to Project Adventure have no where to turn and would otherwise be homeless.  The opportunity to learn a new sport with a professional coach is priceless – thank you MyCycleCoach.com for making this possible.   Check out teamAdventure on August 2, 2008 at the Covington Century.     

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