The Philly Bike Ride is back on the streets of Philadelphia Saturday, Oct. 18, for its fourth year bringing a car-free “party on two wheels.”

This year’s social bike ride expects to have 6,000 riders cruising through the 20- or 7.6-mile courses, starting from the Ben Franklin Parkway and finishing at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, along with a festival at the end. The landmarks along the course will include Independence Hall, City Hall, LOVE Park, Chinatown, Penn’s Landing and Boathouse Row.

“Philly Bike Ride is more than just a ride. It is a celebration of community, movement, health and the vibrant spirit of this city,” said Chris Browne, the managing director of Philly Bike Ride.

(Courtesy of Philly Bike Ride)

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