Tonight, the **Major Taylor Cycling Club of Columbus Ohio (Est. 1979)** hosted an unforgettable evening at the Maroon Culture Lab. From the powerful storytelling of *Bike Vessel* to the inspiring Q&A with our founders, we celebrated the transformative power of cycling — not just as a sport, but as a tool for healing, connection, and community.
**About the Film**:
*Bike Vessel* follows filmmaker Eric D. Seals and his father on a 350-mile cycling journey from St. Louis to Chicago. Through their story, we see how cycling became a bridge for healing, intergenerational connection, and a renewed commitment to health.
**A Reflection on the Night**:
While *Bike Vessel* tells one family’s story, it echoes the mission of the **Major Taylor Cycling Club**: to honor the legacy of Marshall “Major” Taylor, the first Black World Cycling Champion (1899), and to use cycling as a force for health, equity, and joy in our community.
**Missed the Event?**
You can still experience the journey:
🎥 **Watch “Bike Vessel” here**: [https://youtu.be/mpOLVxjoHJw?si=pg2sHppNLv5gCxsV](https://youtu.be/mpOLVxjoHJw?si=pg2sHppNLv5gCxsV)
**A Thought to Carry Forward**:
Cycling isn’t just about the miles we ride; it’s about the stories we carry, the bonds we build, and the legacies we honor. Tonight, we celebrated all of that — and more.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, and a special shoutout to the **Major Taylor Cycling Club of Columbus Ohio (Est. 1979)** founders for sharing their wisdom and passion. Let’s keep the wheels turning toward health, equity, and joy.
With gratitude,
**Major Taylor Cycling Club of Columbus Ohio Est. 1979**
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