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Next Friday: Join Streetsblog for a #Fig4All Ride and Party Starting and Ending at the Flying Pigeon

A quick stop on the Arroyo Seco Bike Path.

Next Friday evening, Streetsblog rides back to the Flying Pigeon Bike Shop, 3404 North Figueroa Street, for a #fig4all ride and party.

Shop owner Josef Bray-Ali will lead us on a tour of where new bike lanes will go in Northeast Los Angeles. Afterwards, we'll pary, with a cake and ice cream dance party at the bike shop. Bray-Ali promises a dance contest, bicycle dismount contest and raffle with prizes to winners. *

You'll also have the chance to talk to the camera about how better bike facilities are needed and wanted in NELA. There's even a chance Council Member Jose Huizar will be on hand to hear from us.

Join us at the Pigeon next Friday. Ride starts at 6:30. Party starts soon afterwards. We're asking for a $10 donation, but all are welcome regardless of ability to pay.  RSVP on Facebook or to damien@streetsblog.org.

* Oh, and beer, there will be beer.

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