Posted on Facebook by George Modlin:

The new Millsboro Bypass was open for runners and cyclists today. Not sure when it opens for car traffic, but soon. It's only a little over two miles, but is pretty impressive with multiple bridges and overpasses over roads, railway and the Millsboro pond. It goes from 113 just north of Millsboro near Plantation Lakes to 24 just west of the chicken plant. There is a bike lane the whole way!

Thanks to Diane Daly for organizing this year's ride to Cape May!  We had 22 people on the ride, and fun on the ferry.  What a great bunch!

Sussex Cyclists enjoyed perfect weather, great company, and delicious rewards at today’s ‘Ride for Pie’ — the annual Amish ride tradition!

Thank you to Fern Goodhart, Peter Boysen and Denny for the photos. 

Be sure to check out the Featured Events section on our homepage! We’re always adding new opportunities for members to connect, from social gatherings to special events beyond our regular rides.

Posted on Facebook by Denny Shook

What a fun night on the Cape May - Lewes Ferry Rock the Boat. The weather was beautiful, the band was great, the friendships expanded, and we even caught a beautiful sunset. Great job by the Social committee, especially Heidi Lerch for organizing this great time.

A small but hearty group braved the wilderness of Snow Hill, Md for the annual Iron Furnace 50.   Gorgeous weather and perfect road conditions was enjoyed by all.

Posted on Facebook by Barry McMahon:

Some of the many Sussex Cyclists participating in the Broad Creek Bash this past Saturday.

DelDot welcomes bicyclists to ride the new N. Millsboro Bypass before it opens to traffic!

 Saturday, September 13, 2025
10:00am to 3:00pm

Ahead of the opening of the new N. Millsboro Bypass to vehicle traffic, the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is hosting a charity 5K Run/Walk at 8:00 AM. 

Following the Run/Walk, bicyclists will be able to ride on the new road at the conclusion of the 5K event from 10:00am to 3:00pm.

For more information, please see the DelDot Press Release.

Published Aug 18 in the Cape Gazette

DelDOT changes warning lights at Sweetbriar Road crossing

John Fiori, DeAnna Poling and Chris Braudy settle back after completing our final Bike Smart event this summer. We have assisted well over 250 riders in helping them have safe and enjoyable rides! Nice work by over 40 Sussex Cyclist volunteers who gave their time and expertise this summer! Fun was had by all!

Thank you!
Jim Prettyman