In the wake of financial catastrophe, a multi-million dollar public works project has allowed us to erect a convenient system of symbols, or signs, indicating the location and quality of our services.
Now that you can find us so easily it must be mentioned; we can only help you fix half your bike.
Well, we did that already, but I found a nice roll on the road today. So come in to tune your bike and get some free one inch strips! (or in smaller widths too, we have scissors.)
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when the sun COASTS out, this bike will warm our collective souls
jeremy's new ride
Simultaneously, pro volunteer Duane assembles bucket panniers.
Look for them soon at Sun People Dry Goods (32 W 2nd Ave.)
From the Spokane Regional Health District. Great meting to help improve cycling safety in our city.
On Wednesday, February 2, the Spokane Regional Health District will be hosting a moderated forum to collect information on how we can decrease fatalities, injuries, threats, and uncivil behavior between cyclists and motorists. But we can’t do it without your help, so please join us and share your valuable knowledge and experiences with the community.
Wednesday’s forum is part of Spokane’s first comprehensive education campaign entitled, “Spokane Moves Safely”, which is aimed at increasing safety through effectively sharing the road among motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians.
What: Information-gathering forum hosted by the Spokane Regional Health District
Who: Stakeholders concerned about bicycle, pedestrian, and motorist safety
When: Wednesday, February 3, 5:30pm to 7pm (food provided)
Where: Spokane Regional Heath District auditorium (1101 W. College Ave)
Wednesday’s forum is part of Spokane’s first comprehensive education campaign entitled, “Spokane Moves Safely”, which is aimed at increasing safety through effectively sharing the road among motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians. It is funded by a grant from the Spokane Regional Transportation Council.
Please join us! Your voice will be invaluable in helping to form safe and active transportation messages for the Spokane community. To RSVP, email Nancy Hawley at nhawley@spokanecounty.org.
fuzz foto
Amidst a slammed day here at the shop he donated four bikes! Rides that John and i will gladly redistribute to the children of Spokane.
take care, see you next month,
