Love on Wheels Dating Game
From SFBC:
The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition plays Cupid for another round of Love on Wheels, the dating game exclusively for people who ride bikes. In this modern-day version of the 1970's game show, bike-friendly contestants quiz a panel to select a mate and pedal off to a first date. Come watch the show and win great raffle prizes. To be a contestant, email love@sfbike.org. Ages 21+. $5 for SFBC members; nonmembers pay $10, or join at the door and get in for free! Click here to volunteer for Love on Wheels and get in for free. Complimentary bike valet provided. More information at sfbike.org/love.
10:48 PM PST on January 30, 2011
From SFBC:
The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition plays Cupid for another round of Love on Wheels, the dating game exclusively for people who ride bikes. In this modern-day version of the 1970’s game show, bike-friendly contestants quiz a panel to select a mate and pedal off to a first date. Come watch the show and win great raffle prizes. To be a contestant, email love@sfbike.org. Ages 21+. $5 for SFBC members; nonmembers pay $10, or join at the door and get in for free! Click here to volunteer for Love on Wheels and get in for free. Complimentary bike valet provided. More information at sfbike.org/love.
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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