Bike Alameda: “Haunt your House” night bike ride
October 26, 2010 – 6:30pm – 9:00pm “Haunt your House” night bike ride. Bike Alameda is pleased to partner with the “Haunt your House” contest to offer a fun bike ride around town to view the entries. Homes and businesses around Alameda will be decorated. BikeAlameda will pick a safe route, give a safety spiel … Continued
1:06 AM PDT on October 25, 2010
October 26, 2010 – 6:30pm – 9:00pm
“Haunt your House” night bike ride.
Bike Alameda is pleased to partner with the “Haunt your House” contest to offer a fun bike ride around town to view the entries.
Homes and businesses around Alameda will be decorated.
BikeAlameda will pick a safe route, give a safety spiel and lead the ride. We will stop at some of the decorated house entries. There will be refreshments along the way, too.
You must wear a helmet and have a head light and tail light on your bike. Any reflective gear would be helpful, too.
It will be dark and we will be riding in the street at a moderate pace, so no young children on their own bikes, please.
This year there will be a canned food drive. Please bring canned food items to drop off at houses along the way.
For more information on this event:
www.bikealameda.org
www.alamedahauntyourhouse.com
When: Tuesday Oct 26 at 6:30pm
Where: TBD (will be announced by Oct 25)
From EBBC:
Bike Alameda is pleased to partner with the “Haunt your House” contest to offer a fun bike ride around town to view the entries. Homes and businesses around Alameda will be decorated. BikeAlameda will pick a safe route, give a safety spiel and lead the ride. We will stop at some of the decorated house entries. There will be refreshments along the way, too.
You must wear a helmet and have a head light and tail light on your bike. Any reflective gear would be helpful, too.
It will be dark and we will be riding in the street at a moderate pace, so no young children on their own bikes, please.
This year there will be a canned food drive. Please bring canned food items to drop off at houses along the way.
Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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