C.I.C.L.E. Workshop: Go Shopping by Bike! In Daisy Villa
Learn how easy it is to tote a week's worth of groceries home by
bike. Check out grocery-getting gear, tips and tricks on traffic
negotiation, great bike routes and basic bike mechanical safety. After
the workshop, join us for a short ride to Whole Foods Market where
tasty treats await us. Special discounts from Pasadena Cyclery for all workshop participants. Please RSVP and let us know that you're coming. Write info@cicle.org, or call 323.478.0060.
3:55 PM PDT on April 22, 2009
Learn how easy it is to tote a week’s worth of groceries home by
bike. Check out grocery-getting gear, tips and tricks on traffic
negotiation, great bike routes and basic bike mechanical safety. After
the workshop, join us for a short ride to Whole Foods Market where
tasty treats await us. Special discounts from Pasadena Cyclery for all workshop participants. Please RSVP and let us know that you’re coming. Write info@cicle.org, or call 323.478.0060.
Meets at Gwinn Park (Orange Grove Blvd. & Sunnyslope Ave. in Pasadena)
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