The winning ticket for today’s raffle drawing held at Bike To Work Day events in Providence is ticket number 368443. If you are the holder of this ticket, please contact Matt Moritz to claim prize pack or leave a comment with how you can be reached on this page to arrange confirmation of winning ticket
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USOCF‘s Richard Durishin shows ProJo’s Pam Cotter How to BIKE TO WORK, North Kingstown to Providence Pamela Reinsel Cotter: Bike to work? I finally did it 05/16/2011 01:00 AM EDT I used to be jealous of the folks who got to ride their bikes to work. As a suburbanite, and one who used to own
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A number of prominent Newporters are helping to promote Newport’s May 20th Bike to Work Day and Bike Fair by jumping on their own bicycles to encourage bicycling as an alternative to the car, and to model the smarts of safe cycling themselves. So far, the poster series, which will grace the doors and windows
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The inaugural Bike to Work Day for Newport is Friday, May 20, 2011, and – thanks to an incredible coalition of local orgs and agencies – it’s shaping up to be an exciting day. From the first arrival of cycling commuters to the end-of-day Community Bike Fair, it’s going to be a great kickoff to a
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Bike Helmets “Re-Interpreted” by Newport artists are on display at Harbor Art Center, 134 Spring Street in Newport. Please visit to bid on the helmets. All proceeds benefit Bicycle Education in Newport Public Schools. Bidding begins on Gallery Night, Thurs 5/12 and ends at the Community Bike Fair on May 20 in King Park (5-730pm).
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Providence Bike To Work Week events will culminate on Friday May 20th. (see Bike Month schedule for details of other events during Bike Month and Bike Week). Events will be held at World War I Memorial Park (College Street and S. Main Street, Providence, map below), rain or shine. 6:30 Am to 9:00
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RIBike is proud to once again working with local organizations to make May live up to it’s designation as Bike Month. Providence will be unveiling Bike Sharing Feasibilty Reports, Recycle A Bike will be opening its doors in a new location, Bike Shops providing classes on bike maintenance and commuting hints. Bike To
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Just a quick thank you to those who spoke at last Friday’s Bike-to-Work Day here in Providence including two opportunistic Providence Mayoral candidates who saw an open microphone and wasted no time getting to it. Thanks to you all: Mayor David Cicilline John Robitaille – Candidate for Governor Ken Block – Candidate for Governor David Gifford –
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Dick and I had a brief live interview on the Rhode Show this morning. and Sarah did a great job introducing RI VeloSprints a little later:
U.S. Open Cycling is raffling off a Breezer Zig 7 folding commuter bike tomorrow as part of Bike-to-Work Day. An arm’s length of tickets is $10. Ticket sales will run all day at the WW I Monument and the drawing will be immediately preceding What Cheer? Brigade’s performance at 5:30. Funds raised go to support
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