Bicyclists cross the Ticonic Footbridge, also known as the Two Cent Bridge, that spans the Kennebec River between Waterville and Winslow during BikeMaine 2019 in Waterville Sunday. About 450 bicyclists are taking part in the ride that will loop around the coast and return to Waterville on Saturday.
Bicyclists cross the Ticonic Footbridge, also known as the Two Cent Bridge, that spans the Kennebec River between Waterville and Winslow during BikeMaine 2019 in Waterville Sunday. About 450 bicyclists are taking part in the ride that will loop along the coast and return to Waterville on Sunday.
Bicyclists cross the Ticonic Footbridge, also known as the Two Cent Bridge, that spans the Kennebec River between Waterville and Winslow during BikeMaine 2019 in Waterville Sunday. Downtown Waterville is pictured in the background. About 450 bicyclists are taking part in the ride that will loop along the coast and return to Waterville on Saturday.
Cyclist Robert Herold of Boston pulls rubber bands as he stretches his back before riding 55 miles the BikeMaine 2019 ride in Waterville on Sunday. Herold is pictured in a tent city that was set up to house bicyclists that stayed in Waterville Saturday night,
Susan Cheff of Glenburn sips a drink while sharing breakfast with other riders during BikeMaine 2019 in Waterville on Sunday.
Frances Trafton, center right, and her husband Peter, left, start their day in a tent campground before riding in BikeMaine 2019 in Waterville on Sunday. The Providence, Rhode Island, couple are doing the ride for the third time.
Stickers from various bike rides and travel decorate a bike during BikeMaine 2019 in Waterville on Sunday.
Cycliststs pedal uphill during BikeMaine 2019 in Waterville on Sunday.
Matthew Douglas, an on-route bicycle mechanic with L.L. Bean, reads as a cyclist prepares to start the day's ride during BikeMaine 2019 in Waterville on Sunday.
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