Thursday, May 17, 2012
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Bike to Work Day 2012 is Friday, May 18 and is building upon last year’s success with INDYCOG once again
organizing the event. One major change is that all routes to downtown Indy are converging upon the new Bike
Hub at the City Market at the corner of Market Street and Alabama Street. The new location will take
advantage of the Bike Hub’s facilities for those who might want to try storing their bike there all day or using the
shower facilities. There will be a free breakfast along with speakers, an end of day happy hour and general biker
hoopla. A free lunch and learn program (with lunch provided) about How to Become a Bike Commuter will be
hosted by CIBA and INDYCOG with League Certified Instructors at noon to 1:00 at the Bike Hub.

Read more: Bike to Work Day 5/18/2012

Cole-freewheelin

3pm gather at Free Wheelin’ Community Bikes at  34th and Central

 4pm kick stands are up and we are off!

         We will treat ALL our senses!

  • §National Moto and Cycle Company Tour
  • §Luna Music for National Record Store Day!  (Live  
       music, a huge sidewalk sale with free music grab bags.)
  • §CFI#84 the Kekionga Steel Drum Concert! (Free!)
  • §Bazbeaux Pizza!  (There will be special Free Wheelin’
    pizza pricing, but take along some money.

    7:45p Back home at Free Wheelin’!

By Joe Hettle:

There seems to be a lot of talk and controversy about the increase in bike lanes in the city.  Bicyclists either love them or hate them.  Motorists seem to pretty much hate them.  The one thing for sure is there is confusion over how to use the lanes.  Oh and by the way “what the heck” do all of the lines, dashes and colors mean?  And I agree.

With this in mind I have gone to Jamison Hutchins from the City of Indianapolis,  Planner / Office of Sustainability and ask for some guidelines.  Here are his comments:

Read more: City Bike Lanes

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