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• Artemis Racing

  http://www.artemisracing.org/
  Dedicated to promoting and supporting women in bicycle racing on the road and track. Artemis also embraces the development of Junior riders and men in the sport.

• Baltimore Bicycling Club

  http://www.baltobikeclub.org/
  Provides ride schedule with que sheets, safety and advocacy programs, affiliations and membership information.

• Bike Maryland

  http://bikemd.org/
  Cycling advocacy organization aims to increase safety and improve conditions for Maryland enthusiasts. Information about membership, programs and events, resources, and merchandise.

• Chesapeake Wheelmen

  http://www.chesapeakewheelmen.org/
  Bicycle racing club based in Baltimore. Features include race calendar and results, rider profiles, events, news, training rides and races, and contact details.

• Oxon Hill Bicycle and Trail Club

  http://ohbike.org/
  Southern Maryland-based group that supports recreational riders and bicycling as a means of transportation.

• Patuxent Velo

  http://www.paxvelo.com/
  Bicycling racing team in southern Maryland. Offers training articles, ride and race calendar, results, team profile, and contact details.

• Shore Velocity

  http://shorevelocity.tripod.com/
  Crew, rides, races, photographs, and contacts. Located in Salisbury.

• Squadra Coppi

  http://www.squadracoppi.com/
  Bicycle racing club for men and women; features include rider lists, racing schedule and results.

• UMBC Cycling

  https://www.facebook.com/UMBCCycling
  Men and women students riding for the University of Maryland Baltimore County can find an events calendar, results, and sponsor links. Member of ACCC Division II cycling conference.

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