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Rue, Cedeño open 2025 Miami Valley Bike Summit

Rue, Cedeño open 2025 Miami Valley Bike Summit

Yahoo09-05-2025
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — In anticipation of the 2025 Miami Valley Bike Summit, Springfield hosted a conference to welcome its attendees.
The Miami Valley Bike Summit intends to advocate, promote and create opportunities for bicycling in all its forms throughout the area.
Whether through helping bicyclists voice their concerns or personal stories or being a hub of information for cycling enthusiasts, the summit event is a regional staple for many throughout the Miami Valley.
Springfield Mayor Rob Rue spoke to summit attendees this morning about the power of cycling and how it can strengthen communities and transform lives.
The conference also featured a keynote speech from Erick Cedeño, also known as the 'Bicycle Nomad.'
Cedeño has been featured in national and local publications. He's known to fuse adventure, history and powerful storytelling in his talks.
The bike summit began at 9 a.m. at the Hollenbeck Bayley Center and will continue until 5 p.m. today.
Click here for more information.
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