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Northeast LA Critical Mass

It's an organized coincidence with no leaders and no set agenda. People come together for many reasons, to assert their right to cleaner air, less congestion, safer roads, and to celebrate and ride in solidarity with other cyclists and like minded individuals. Celebrate this month with Critical Mass!
2:25 PM PST on December 29, 2008

It’s an organized coincidence with no leaders and no set agenda. People
come together for many reasons, to assert their right to cleaner air,
less congestion, safer roads, and to celebrate and ride in solidarity
with other cyclists and like minded individuals. Celebrate this month
with Critical Mass!

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