Women’s Night OutThursday, November 13th 7-9 PM
Invite your girlfriends and join us for a Women’s Night Out. Come enjoy wine, appetizers and desserts while browsing all the latest in women’s cycling gear. Whatever type of woman cyclist you are, a seasoned pro or a woman looking for their first bike since childhood, our Women’s Night is right for you. Come ask questions, learn about new products and create your own holiday wish list to help others shop for you this holiday season. Or, simply treat yourself to the new item you’ve been eyeing.
All registered women receive a gift bag and will be eligible for raffles and give-aways.
Register by calling the store at 215.946.7090 or e-mailing Jen: jen@buckscountybikes.com
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Mountain Bike Riders-Join Us! Now a night ride where lights are mandatory, meeting at BCBC at 6:30pm and at Neshaminity at 7:00pm ready to ride.
For Advanced Riders: With support from an experienced riding staff, this is a great opportunity to become the expert rider you’ve always dreamed of being!
For Beginners: Don’t be afraid-get out there! This is a great opportunity for you to learn how to handle your mountain bike and increase your skill level! An experienced riding staff will be there with advice to make you a better rider! Helmets required.
To join us, meet at:
- BCBC at 6:30PM
- Neshaminity at 7:00pm
Check monthly for featured ride destination and meeting location!
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Road Riders-Join Us! Postponed till spring due to the days getting shorter.
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Bucks County Bicycle Company sponsors Red Cross’s “Spin for the Red”
Levittown, PA, February 13, 2008
Participants worked up a sweat for a good cause at the first Spin for the Red on Friday, February 1, 2008. The Newtown Athletic Club hosted the event and Model Consulting was the presenting sponsor. At the end of the night, more than 50 participants helped raise over $8,000 for the American Red Cross Lower Bucks County Chapter. The Spin Committee of Dan Griffin (co-chair), Fred Duffner (co-chair), Dennis Brown and Neil Model put their passion to action by joining Spin and the Red Cross.
“This is the first time we held an event like this and it was through the dedication of the committee that the event was successful”, said Kathleen Marsh, CEO of the Lower Bucks County Chapter. “Everyone got a great workout and it helped us to continue providing services to our community”.
Sponsors were: Bucks County Bicycle Company, Continental Mortgage Corporation, Dan Griffin of UBS Painewebber, General Partition Company, Northstar Advisors, S & N Technical Sales and UBS Financial Services.
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SRAM redbowl benefiting the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia Saturday. March I. 5:OOpm - 8:OOpm.
North Bowl Lounge, 909 N 2nd St.
Philadelphia PA 19123
Come help raise money for the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia (BCGPI, check out the new
SRAM RED on bikes from Specialized. Cannondale and Orbea - along with exciting new products from ZlPP.
BCGP organizes Bike Philly every Summer and advocates for safer streets on
behalf of Philly area cyclists. They will review the Commerce Bank '07 Bike Philly route at the event.
Special appearance and book signing by Bob Mionske,
author of Bicycling and the Law. VeloNews columnist, former pro racer. cycling lawyer.
$10 entry benefits the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia
Cash Bar • Free Hors D'oeuvres from 6:00 to 7:00 • Free Bowling • Free Valet •
Free Bike Parking
Enter a raffle to win products from SRAM, Specialized, and Cannondale.
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Bucks County Bicycle Company Featured Again!Bucks County Bicycle Company and its owner, Scott Wueschinski, were recently highlighted in the Bucks County Courier Times’ Making a Living section. The article shares the story of Wueschinski’s journey from odd jobs in his local bike shop in high school to owning his own shop, a dream come true.
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Thanks for Participating!Bucks County Bicycle Company was one of over 40 Trek dealers across the country to participate in the 2nd Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Ride. At BCBC, 16 participants completed the 25-mile ride, raising over $400. Across the country 14,000 riders participated, raising over $42,000. All proceeds from the ride were donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
A special thanks to all of the participants who made the Breast Cancer Awareness Ride at Bucks County Bicycle Company a success! We hope you’ll join us again next year as we ride for awareness in 2008.
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Ride for Awareness!Bucks County Bicycle Company and the Trek WSD Program will host a local Breast Cancer Awareness Ride that will be held on Saturday, October 13, 2007. The 10 or 25 mile no-drop-ride will leave from the Bucks County Bicycle Company store at 10 a.m. Riders will follow a designated route with full on-route support.
Join women and supporters across the country and ride for awareness! Everyone is welcome to participate for a $25 registration fee. 100% of the registration fee will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Register online at www.bcar2007.santu.com or at the store. Pre-registration is preferred; however, participants can register the day of the ride.
The first 25 riders registered will receive a pair of Trek full-fingered gloves with the awareness ride logo. All participants will receive a free gift and will be entered to win a variety of great prizes!
For more information about the ride, visit www.bcar2007.santu.com,
or e-mail info@buckscountybikes.com
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Doping scandal plays little role in Bucks County bicycle enthusiasts’ views With the beginning of the Tour de France right around the corner, Bucks County Courier Times reporter Mark Dent had an intriguing assignment – to find out how the recent hype of the doping scandal was affecting Bucks County bicycle enthusiasts. Who else to turn to for answers but BCBC owner and bicycle enthusiast himself, Scott Wueschinski.
Click here for the full story!
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Avid Customer Wins an Experience of a Lifetime! It was luck of the draw for Tony Manza, BCBC customer and avid cyclist. On Sunday at the Philadelphia International Pro Cycling Race, Tony received the lucky “golden bell” which entitled him to a ride in the Toyota-United Prius team car for lap during the race. As excited as Tony was to have won this honor, he didn’t forget to mention BCBC or owner Scott Wueschinski.
Click here for the full story! (Full story on page 3)
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Bucks County Bicycle Company and owner Scott Wueschinski were featured in an article in the Bucks County Courier Times. A college bound customer, Chris Franklin of Morrisville High School and an editorial writer for the Courier Times, was impressed with his recent visit to our “small business.” Click here to read more!
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Be a part of Bucks County Bicycle Company! As valued customers of BCBC we want your help in our remodel. We are currently looking for pictures to use as we remodel the store. Our hope is to feature client’s photos in the store to promote the great cycling of Bucks County. Click here for contest details!
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Extreme Make Over House Edition In hopes of making life better for her family, Marynoel Kilgallon bought a home that she thought would be an easy “fixer upper.” Soon after she started her own remodel, she found termite damage which inevitably made the house unsafe for habitation. While living in her parents’ dining room with her four boys, Marynoel was working two jobs to pay the mortgage, insurance and electricity for the house, which made it near impossible to save money for the reconstruction of the termite damaged house. Marynoel could only hope for a miracle that would move their family into their own home.
As Extreme Makeover: Home Edition made the trek across the United States, Pennsylvania was the next stop. In the Philadelphia suburb of Levittown, PA, the Kilgallon family’s wish for a livable home was granted.
The news spread quickly throughout the neighborhood and it wasn’t long before Scott Wueschinski, owner of Bucks County Bicycle Company, got word of the project. “I knew I had to get involved, the family was in the perfect location for safe family riding,” said Wueschinski.
As construction continued throughout the week long project, Ty and the team of designers worked to make the house perfect for the family. Bucks County Bicycle Company, teamed with Fuji, contributed with the donation of new bikes and helmets for the four boys to enjoy in their new neighborhood. “We work every day to make sure families can enjoy the outdoors with the best bikes and the safest helmets. We wanted to do our part for the family, and safe riding is what we know,” said Wueschinski.
The show aired on May 6th on ABC during Season 4 of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. Read the full story on the Fuji Bikes web site.
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