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All over the world, 12th Anniversary!
For ride locations, see:
http://www.critical-mass.org/
http://criticalmassrides.info/
:)
Even in the sleepy little college town of Bowling Green, Ohio there be critical mass!!
I am on the email list for my area for critical mass, and have not received anything. Guess we are not doing it up this way. :(
is the CM in san jose still being done, or do I have to go all the way up to SF for this?
Burlington CM Yahoo group :http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/CriticalMass-BurlingtonVT/ Nothing posted since march, and you have to join to read...
Here's the list of other cities (US):
http://criticalmassrides.info/main.html#us
Sorry, don't see San Jose, Catatonic...
CRITICAL MASS!
get out there and ride.
NYC...Union Square North, 7pm.
hmm, any tips for using the bart and SF public trans in general? Not too familiar with SF at all, but it sounds like a fun ride :)
CRITICAL MASS!
get out there and ride.
NYC...Union Square North, 7pm.
The police I've heard are already getting ready for massive arrests.
hmm, any tips for using the bart and SF public trans in general? Not too familiar with SF at all, but it sounds like a fun ride :)
If you are in San Jose, take Caltrain to SF. The ride starts at 6pm at Justin Herman Plaza (Market at Embarcadero) a few blocks from the 4th st Caltrain station. Note: there is a Giants game tonight, so if you take Caltrain, make sure you return to San Jose before the game lets out because the train will be crowded. But the ride ends by 8pm or so. If you are not familiar with SF, be sure to bring a map. You never know where the ride will go.
Attended bike parking at the ball park.
For BART, take Bart from the Fremont station. (closest to San Jose).
And yes, it is a fun ride. Last month took us down Lombard St. The crockedest street.
I live in Albany NY, and it's scheduled on October 2 .
Because i've never done such a thing i was wondering if it's worth while .
:)
I just saw the Philly ride when I was in the middle of my route. The group of about 30 was heading north on Broad Street and turning left onto Spring Garden. A motorcyclist stopped and threatened fisticuffs. i didn't see any police. Most of the cyclists had LED taillights, though.
Amazingly, our sleepy little anti-bike town of Bowling Green saw about 25-30 riders! We consumed one lane on a country road that leads out of town and backed up traffic for about a mile, then proceeded to ride back through campus, where we got pulled over, but not sure what for. After that, we kept moving, eventually down the main drag through town, which was a four lane road so traffic wasn't too bad. We ended by heading up a bike path, to someones house. Me, schwinnbikelove, and another guy named Lee headed to Panera for post ride refreshments. schwinnbikelove has pictures that will be up soon, hopefully.
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