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Cyclists pass through local area on 400-mile tour - Westside News Inc

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The state’s largest multi-day bike tour traveled from Medina to Fairport on Monday, July 14. Organized by Parks & Trails New York (PTNY), the 27th annual Cycle the Erie Canal bike tour brought together cyclists from 37 states between the ages of 8 and 84. Six hundred cyclists participated in the tour, traveling 400 miles from Buffalo to Albany, visiting historic towns along the Erie Canalway Trail. This year, the tour celebrates the 200th annive…
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Cyclists pass through local area on 400-mile tour - Westside News Inc

The state’s largest multi-day bike tour traveled from Medina to Fairport on Monday, July 14. Organized by Parks & Trails New York (PTNY), the 27th annual Cycle the Erie Canal bike tour brought together cyclists from 37 states between the ages of 8 and 84. Six hundred cyclists participated in the tour, traveling 400 miles from Buffalo to Albany, visiting historic towns along the Erie Canalway Trail. This year, the tour celebrates the 200th annive…

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