Pre-Bike Week Westside to the Pier Ride
Saturday, May 14: Westside Family Ride to the Beach
8:04 PM PDT on April 25, 2011
Saturday, May 14: Westside Family Ride to the Beach
Hopefully the weather will be nicer than this. Photo:Kwong Wee Cheng/Flickr
Trying to fill the gaps left in Bike Week programming, we’re leading a pre-Bike Week family ride to the beach. This ride is for people of all ages and ride experience and is planned to be a slow ride. We’ll start at St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church’s patio (11555 National Blvd., also where we held our re-launch party last August) at 10:30 A.M. The route: South down Barrington Blvd. before heading west on Venice.. Another turn on Abbot Kinney before heading West on Washington Boulevard. We’ll have more details on the ride (sponsors, schwag, a stop on the way…) early next week.
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