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Here's the ClevelandBikes "Bike to Work" Schedule for Cleveland Bicycle Week - Join Us!Submitted by Kevin Cronin on Sun, 05/11/2008 - 09:54.
Join the nonprofit organization ClevelandBikes on its annual "Bike to Work" rides, everyday May 12-16, now bigger than ever by partnering with other riding organizations in the first Cleveland Bicycle Week. Ride and you can be elgible for great prizes! This year, you can also find partners on your own through a "Bike Buddy" system brought to you by NOACA. And remember, join us for our ride on Wednesday May 14th and wear yellow for Lance Armstrong Foundation's LIVESTRONG Day! * ClevelandBikes hosts commuting rides downtown to our host, the Greater Cleveland YMCA (2200 Prospect Avenue), every day during Cleveland Bicycle Week, May 12-16. Join us for coffee, while the YMCA provides free, secure bike parking, showers and free passes for the day. Join us and share your goals about riding in Northeast Ohio, while riders are eligible for fun prizes. * ClevelandBikes is also pleased to assist with the Northeast Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA), which is offering to match solo riders through th Ohio Ride Share "Bike Buddy" program, matching riders with common starting points,ride times and common destinations (www.ohiorideshare.com). * ClevelandBikes also supports a major health initiative, with a "Bike to Work"ride for the Lance Armstrong Foundation (www.livestrong.org) and "LIVESTRONG" day on Wednesday May 14. * ClevelandBikes will host "Bike to Work" rides on the final Friday of every month and special rides for festivals and other activities. Pick a starting location from the list below and ride along with a ClevelandBikes ride leader, or just meet us between 8:00 and 9:00 AM at our downtown host, the Greater Cleveland YMCA, which is offering free showers, secure bike parking and free day passes for YMCA activities. East Side Starting Points 7:45 AM Arabica at 11300 Juniper in University Circle South Side Starting Point West Side Starting Points National "Bike to Work" Week is sponsored by the League of American Bicyclists (www.bikeleague.org), which offers bicycle advocacy and support programs for more than 125 years. ClevelandBikes , a 501C3 nonprofit organization, is committed to advancing all forms of bicycling as economical and healthful recreation, sport and transportation. For More Information, Contact: Kevin Cronin
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Get out there
I am impressed. If the PD's editorial staff can get on a bike and explore our country, then, surely I can, too. My goal is to ride from Pittsburgh, PA (sister's home) to Frostburg, MD (mom's home). It's all down hill so, even an old fogey like me should be able to do it...Get out there, people. We have a comparable, but not as difficult ride along the Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath. There are also opportunities for impromptu birding, history and railroad craziness.