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In this issue: MAY IS BIKE MONTH! Second graduating class of Advocacy Leadership Institute Where in the world will your bike take you? Bicycle Film Series: Calendar items: An evening with Bicycle Sundays kick off in May Training for STP?
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Dust Off Days -- Spring cleaning for your bike With the weather warming up and Bike Month just around the corner, it's time to get your bike ready to ride! If you recover your bike from the dark corners of your shed, we'll help you dust off the cobwebs and lube the squeak out of that rusty chain. Join us Saturday, April 27 at the Swedish Cultural Center for a spring cleaning, bike tune-up event. This will be the first in a series of Dust Off Days, intended to get your bike rolling again. Trusty volunteer mechanics from Elliot Bay Bicycles, Montlake Bicycle Shop and WRENCH Bicycle Workshop will be on hand to provide up to 20 minutes of FREE labor per bike, plus a diagnosis of those problems which cannot be addressed in the allotted time.
If you haven't yet registered for the 9th annual Bike to Work Breakfast, now's your chance! Registration closes in less than two weeks and you won't want to miss it! We have a fun, inspiring morning planned for you and 1000 friends from the bicycle community, benefitting the Cascade Bicycle Club Education Foundation. Your support of the Cascade Bicycle Club Education Foundation helps us get more people on bikes and fight for safer neighborhoods for our kids. This year's keynote speaker will be Governor Jay Inslee. As a devoted rider, Governor Inslee has first-hand knowledge of the benefits of investments in bicycling and has demonstrated decades of leadership in creating a better community through bicycling. Can't make it, but still want to make a gift? Donate here. Come to the breakfast to find out who will be featured in our 2013 Three Stories from the Road. |
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Sign up today, log your trips, and challenge yourself and others to ride as much as possible from May 1-31. Each year thousands of people ride individually or on teams in this fun, free online trip-tracking contest. This is your chance to outride your coworkers and friends in a competition for prizes and eternal bragging rights. [more] The second graduating class of Advocacy Leadership Institute is ready Over the past three months, a group of 18 motivated community members gathered each week to learn how to better advocate for safe streets for bicycling and how to connect communities in Seattle. After going through a series of Advocacy Leadership Institute workshops and trainings, listening to all-star guest speakers and determining specific goals, these "Community Bicycle Advocates" are ready to bring people together and make great things happen for bicycling in their neighborhoods. Congrats ALI Grads! Where in the world will your bike take you?
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- Bike 4 work and play Tuesday, April 16 Want to know more about what it takes to ride to work or wherever you want to go by bike? Feel like you're ready to try it, but need a few pointers? We'll provide an overview of how to equip your bike, carry gear and outfit yourself, to ensure that you're visible and arrive at your destination ready for action.
Parents and children learn together how to ride on safe streets. Discover the key aspects of riding bikes to school or around town. Understand how children "see" traffic and what parents need to know according to a child"s age and development level.
An evening with Phil Liggett & Paul Sherwen Tickets are available in advance through Brown Paper Tickets Cascade Bicycle Club is very proud to present an evening with two of the true legends in the history of cycling; Phil Liggett, MBE, and Paul Sherwen. Phil is universally referred to simply as "The Voice of Cycling." For those of us who watch cycling regularly, he is indeed considered royalty; someone who is totally revered and whose voice transcends the sport itself. His broadcast partner for many of these years, Paul Sherwen will be joining Phil on stage for one glorious evening you won't want to miss! Bicycle headlines from around the globe: - Bike delivery boom making big cities better - British Cycling wants a million more women riding bikes - Zurich: a 'Drive-In' Cafe for Bikes - 2013: the year of bike share - Our PR Problem: Self-righteous Spandex-wearing Scofflaws - What to do when you get attacked by a dog while riding your bicycle - Portland: Filmed by bike awards - Reinventing the wheel: a spokeless suspension wheel - New National Sanctioning Body Set To Compete with USA Cycling - Forget road safety: discover the real reasons normal women don't cycle
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Have you made a donation to the Cascade Bicycle Club Education Foundation? Every dollar you donate supports our important advocacy and education work. Make your donation now and invest in creating a better community through bicycling! This message is sent to [[Email]] from the Cascade Bicycle Club. If you want to unsubscribe from Braking News, click here. We do not sell or otherwise share any email addresses in our database. If you wish to change your address, please send a change of address email. Cascade Bicycle Club || 7400 Sand Point Way NE, Suite 101S || Seattle, WA 98115 || 206-522-3222 || www.cascade.org |
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