montlake_mtbkr
02-26-03, 05:50 PM
The post about toronto reminded me that the Seattle Bike Expo is also this weekend at the Seahawks Exhibition Center. Only $7! come see me! I'm working Saturday afternoon at the BBTC club station.
Advocacy & Safety - Seattle International Bike Expo (March 1&2)
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Rotifer
03-03-03, 03:42 PM
You'll have to let us know how this went. I had planned to go, filled out a volunteer form even - nobody contacted me. Further, I've heard it's lame. If they've gotten their act together, kick me for being a negative creep.
khuon
03-03-03, 04:25 PM
Originally posted by Rotifer
You'll have to let us know how this went. I had planned to go, filled out a volunteer form even - nobody contacted me. Further, I've heard it's lame. If they've gotten their act together, kick me for being a negative creep.
I too had intended on going but after looking at the event info, I decided against it. Although it looks like FSA had a booth, I was also hoping for a showing from K2 (hey... they're local), Shimano, Campagnolo, Trek, and others. Curiously enough, I saw that Cannondale was listed as having a booth. Seems like a good sign for them. No? Also good to see that one of the local Ti frame manufacturers was there but it wasn't enough of a draw for me to give up my saturday riding (we had good weather that day). I guess I could have gone on sunday when it was raining.
You'll have to let us know how this went. I had planned to go, filled out a volunteer form even - nobody contacted me. Further, I've heard it's lame. If they've gotten their act together, kick me for being a negative creep.
I too had intended on going but after looking at the event info, I decided against it. Although it looks like FSA had a booth, I was also hoping for a showing from K2 (hey... they're local), Shimano, Campagnolo, Trek, and others. Curiously enough, I saw that Cannondale was listed as having a booth. Seems like a good sign for them. No? Also good to see that one of the local Ti frame manufacturers was there but it wasn't enough of a draw for me to give up my saturday riding (we had good weather that day). I guess I could have gone on sunday when it was raining.
es_seattle
03-05-03, 10:29 PM
The trials riding was fun to watch, and testing a tandem was kinda fun, but IMO it weren't worth no $7. But I suppose I shouldn't complain, relatively speaking--$7 was about 1/500th the cost of the average bike I saw there!