Written by Boston Biker on May 13
Join hundreds of Boston-area residents next Friday, May 17, in celebration!
We’ll have free breakfast snacks and an expo on City Hall Plaza from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Registration is free and encouraged so we know to expect you.Bonus! By registering, you can reserve a limited-edition Boston Bikes t-shirt.
Want to do more?
- Ride in a commuter convoy headed to Boston City Hall from dozens of locations in the area
- Recruit a friend, neighbor, or coworker to bike with you
- Volunteer to help out on the plaza
Register today!
For more information about the celebration, check out boston.gov/bike-to-work-day
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Written by Boston Biker on May 16
Got this great email from Hubway with a whole host of great bike week stuff that is coming up, get out there and ride!
| Massachusetts is the only state in the nation with a statewide bike week, and Bay State Bike Week promises to deliver! During the week May 14-22, there will be dozens of events — including workshops, festivals, clinics, commuter rides, and more. With new Hubway stations recently installed and more on the horizon, we hope you’ll join in the Bike Week and Bike Month fun, and pedal with us all summer long! |
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The Challenge begins Saturday!
The MassCommute Bicycle Challenge promotes cycling as a healthy, inexpensive, and eco-friendly transportation choice. Joining the Challenge is fun, easy and FREE for anyone who lives or works in Massachusetts! Log all of the miles you ride May 14-22 and enjoy some friendly competition between local businesses, universities and communities. The Challenge culminates in a Bike Bash on June 1 at Flat Top Johnny’s in Cambridge. Register today → |
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ONE OF THE BEST CYCLING WEEKENDS OF THE YEAR
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Fri, May 20th: Boston’s National Bike to Work Day Festival
Boston Bikes is making it easy to participate in Bike to Work Day with guided morning commuter convoys, leaving from dozens of locations throughout the Boston metro area. Rides will end at City Hall, where there will be free breakfast, coffee, and t-shirts! Select a convoy route and register here → |
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Sat, May 21st: The Cambridge Bicycle Committee presents “The Reel Ride”
This guided 2-hour ride will celebrate movies in Cambridge, including the theaters where they’re shown, the locations they’ve featured over the past half century — Love Story, Good Will Hunting, & more — and the people who film them. Preview the sites and get more info here → |
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Sat, May 21st: Somerville PorchFest
After the Cambridge Reel Ride, pedal over to Somerville to celebrate with more than 400 bands & musicians, playing from porches throughout the city! There will be something for everyone – Bollywood funk, killer blues, Moroccan, Balkan, gospel, American space rock, and more. Enjoy as many bands as possible by riding Hubway around Somerville! More details → |
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Sun, May 22nd: Brookline Bike Parade
New England’s largest bike parade begins & ends in Amory Park, and gives you a car-free ride up and down historic Beacon Street. Free ice cream at the finish line! Save time and register online today → |
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New Balance Hubway expanding in Roxbury & Northern Dorchester.
Thanks to the generous support of the Barr Foundation, Boston will add ten new stations in Roxbury and northern Dorchester this summer. The goal is to build a highly-connected bikeshare network in these neighborhoods, so that all residents live within a 5- to 10-minute walk of Hubway. So where will the stations go? Join Boston Bikes on Saturday, May 14th, 10-11:30am, at Dudley Square Library, to talk about what makes a good site and work together to prioritize general locations for new stations.
All four Brookline stations are back
The wait was long, but we’re happy to report you can once again snag a Hubway bike at Brookline Village, Coolidge Corner, Washington Square, and JFK Crossing.
East Somerville’s first station, more to come in Somerville
Broadway at Lombardi Way station in E.Somerville is now open, and four more in Winter Hill & East Somerville are are on their way later this year.
Newbury/Hereford, Kenmore, and Boston Public Library stations return
These three stations have returned in Boston and are fully operational.
Where do you want bikeshare in metro-Boston?
Hubway’s Suggest a Location tool is here, and better than before. |
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Tue, 5/17, 7:30-9:30am Broadway Bikes Bike Week Pancake Breakfast
Broadway Bicycle School, 351 Broadway, Cambridge. This annual event features a raffle to win great prizes and benefit the Green Streets Initiative to celebrate and promote the use of sustainable and active transportation.
Tue, 5/17, 5:45-8pm Innovation in Transportation: a panel discussion
WeWork, 745 Atlantic Avenue, Boston. A special event presented by the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce on the evolving mobility landscape and the future of transportation in Boston.
Tue, 5/17, 6:30-9:30pm Boston Cyclists Union’s 5-year anniversary party
Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, 41 Berkeley St, Boston. Food & drink from your favorite local establishments, raffle prizes, and dancing into the night to acknowledge and celebrate the hard work going towards making biking better in the Boston region! Tickets include a 1-year membership to the Bike Union!
Tue, 5/17, 7-9pm FREE Bike Week Screening – Jour De Fete
Harvard Film Archive, 24 Quincy St, Cambridge. In Jacques Tati’s 1949 film, a small-town mailman tries to outdo his American counterparts by delivering the mail at a frantic rate on his bicycle. View the trailer here.
Thu, 5/19, 2-3pm or 6-7pm Healthy Aging in Cambridge – Urban Cycling Basics
Citywide Senior Center, 806 Mass Ave, Cambridge. Workshop geared towards riders aged 50+. Each participant receives a free helmet!
Sun, 5/22, 2-5pm Somerville Historic Bike Ride
Join the Historic Preservation Committee for a ride along Paul Revere’s famous route. Departing from the Holiday Inn at 30 Washington Street, Somerville.
Fri, 5/27, 8-9am Bike and Walk Commuter Breakfast
Somerville Bicycle Committee hosts a breakfast at the Whole Foods at 45 Beacon Street, Somerville. |
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Written by Boston Biker on Mar 25
Got this in the mail a bit ago. Looks like fun if you are in the area.
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Hi everyone,
RozzieBikes is celebrating the end of the month with our third Last Friday Bike to Work Day on Friday, March 27. George Ulrich and Doug Mink will be leading rides from Adams Park in Roslindale Square at 7:00 am.
We’ll ride together up the Emerald Necklace to the Charles River, and
split: Doug will lead a group up the river to Harvard Square and George will lead a group down the river to Beacon Hill.
JPBikes people are invited to join us at the Jamaica Pond Boathouse at 7:15.
We’ll be leaving there between 7:20 and 7:25.
Whether you can join us or not, check out the Green Streets web site at
http://www.gogreenstreets.org/
If you are biking or walking to work on Friday, register for prizes at here
-Doug Mink
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