After a racist incident in June in Maryland’s capital, dozens of cyclists pedaled together Friday night, riding together against hate. “We’re here to show love. Tonight is a night to show love,” said Josh Jenkins, leader of the Push’N Pedals cycling club. About two months ago, cyclists gathered in what used to be a Sears parking lot at the Annapolis Mall, a ride the group had made for three years in a row, and headed downtown.