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Not to conflict with other critical mass rides in the Los Angeles area, we have decided on the first Tuesday of the Month.

Like any Critical Mass ride, it won't have a planned route or any leaders. Let us try to
figuer out what areas we want to visit by
consensus before the ride sets off.

Wear Orange or Ride your Orange Bike!

As always make sure your bike is in good working
order
before the ride and bring an extra tube(patch kit), and any kind of
tools you might need to get it up and running again. (If you had a leak
in your tire, chance are you'll have it again. Fix it up ASAP, not to
interfer with your enjoyment)

All roads lead to Victory and Woodley,

Easy to get to from the end of the Red Line North Hollywood station..................

Off
the Orange Line (travel west on Orange Line Bus Route or Bike Path from
North Hollywood Red Line Station., travel east from Woodland Hills)
Line 164 Metro Bus Line/east-west. Line 236/north-south.

Off
the Interstate 405 Victory off ramp (traveling north turn right on
Victory to Woodley, traveling south exit Victory off ramp-left on
Haskell, right on Victory to Woodley.

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