C.I.C.L.E.: Los Angeles Tweed Ride
C.I.C.L.E. hosts the Los Angeles Tweed Ride on Saturday, March 27.
Dress in your finest duds and mingle alongside some dashing characters
in this bicycle ride sure to be annual event.
Meet at Hollywood
High at high noon for tea, scones, and an introduction to the ride and
contests. This afternoon jaunt will depart shortly before 1pm. Stops on
the ride will include some of the best historic and memorable landmarks
in Hollywood such as the Egyptian Theater, Cole House and Good Humor
Building, which will all make for some spiffy photos.
Post ride
hooch for those who are interested will commence at the Cat and Fiddle
Pub, made famous by many things, including the film, Casablanca.
You
won’t want to miss this great ride! As with all Urban Expeditions, this
ride is less than 10 miles and friendly towards intermediate level
bicycle riders. Bring water, snack and a bicycle in good working order.
Visit www.cicle.org for more information and for a list of contests.
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