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Long Beach: Kidical Mass

May 20 – Kidical Mass Bixby Knolls, 1:00-3:00 p.m. The inaugural Kidical Mass Bixby Knolls family ride will leave from Los Cerritos Park promptly at 1:00. The four-mile ride will be led by Olympic cyclist Tony Cruz and wind through the Bixby Knolls neighborhood following all of the rules of the road. Prior to the start, Cruz will give a safety demonstration and teach basic rules that pertain to biking on the streets. The ride will conclude Georgie’s Place (3850 Atlantic Ave.), where riders will be treated to complimentary ice cream. Complete details are at http://bixbyknollsinfo.com/kidicalmass.html.

May 20 – Kidical Mass Bixby Knolls, 1:00-3:00 p.m. The inaugural Kidical Mass Bixby Knolls family ride will leave from Los Cerritos Park promptly at 1:00. The four-mile ride will be led by Olympic cyclist Tony Cruz and wind through the Bixby Knolls neighborhood following all of the rules of the road. Prior to the start, Cruz will give a safety demonstration and teach basic rules that pertain to biking on the streets. The ride will conclude Georgie’s Place (3850 Atlantic Ave.), where riders will be treated to complimentary ice cream. Complete details are at http://bixbyknollsinfo.com/kidicalmass.html.

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