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Pasadena and the Bicycle: A Historical Romance

Once boasting the most bicycles per capita, Pasadena has a rich and
exciting association with the bicycle. With Pasadena Mayor Bill
Bogaard, we are excited to present as part of Bike Week Pasadena 2010,
a journey back into history to open up the story books of old Pasadena
bike culture. Historians and experts will dive into the great mystery
of the Pasadena Cycleway and more! Also on display during the event,
Pasadena bicycles circa 1900’s. C.I.C.L.E. presents this unique event
with the partnership of the City of Pasadena, Pasadena Public Library and the Pasadena Museum of History.

Enjoy food provided by One World Vegetarian Restaurant and beer provided by New Belgium Brewing Company before and after the event. Complimentary museum admission granted to event attendees.

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