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Unofficial Grand Opening of Santa Monica’s Bike Corrals on Main

9:12 PM PDT on March 22, 2012

Unofficial Grand Opening of Santa Monica's Bike Corrals on Main
You are cordially invited to the Unofficial Grand opening of Santa Monica's first on-street bike corrals.
Santa Monica Bike Corrals
Unofficial Grand Opening 
Saturday March 24 
Bike Ride from Bike Center  at 10:30, roll out at 10:45 sharp

(2nd and Colorado)


Ribbion Cutting Ceremony 
11 am
2439 Main Street

Outside Peets at the Edgemar Center
(on the Main Street bike lanes)

Spoke info update

and Facebook event
Part of Santa Monica's big new Bike Plan the corrals were installed last week. No good turn should ever go unannounced or un-celebrated its time the corrals were unofficially opened by bike riders, community representatives, political types and the general public.

So, join in on Saturday morning at the bike corrals between 11 and 12 for coffee, muffins, balloons, music, ribbon cutting, speeches, politicians, drum rolls, bike type activities, media coverage, lights, cameras. And more. Much more! It's a party! Be there.

Santa Monica Spoke, a sponsor of the Opening and Santa Monica's Bike organization have will lead a group bike ride from the Santa Monica Bike Center (2nd and Colorado) at 10:30am. We'll roll out at 10:45 sharp to arrive in time to do the ribbon cutting and opening ceremony .

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