San Jose Bike Party

From SJBP:

Welcome to the jungle …We’ve got your disease…as long as you’re addiction is celebrating bikes!
This month’s theme is THE JUNGLE RIDE!
Think Tarzan/Jane/Loincloths – Gorillas – Indiana Jones/Safari – Voodoo – Lion King -Sexy Cheetah Costumes – Witch Doctors – Mowgli & Baloo…

And lots of lights to keep the headhunters away.
Remember that it gets really dark in the deepest jungle.

Post theme ideas below.

ALSO ON STREETSBLOG

San Francisco Bike Party

By Robert Prinz |
From SFBP: April Theme: Animal Kingdom! San Francisco: an urban jungle ruled by wild beasts. Some of us walk on two legs, some walk on four legs, others walk on six legs. Some of us fly, some hop, some saunter and some crawl or slither. And some of us roll around on two wheels! On April […]

Bachmann Says Walking and Biking Have Nothing to Do With Public Health

By Elana Schor |
Back when the Senate kicked off its health care debate, Republicans tested out a new line of attack against health committee chairman Edward Kennedy’s (D-MA) draft bill: Its investment in encouraging walking and biking amounts to inexcusable government waste. Never mind that walking and biking have scientifically proven public health benefits. Never mind that the […]

Tiffany Street Neighbors Make a Party of Ripping Up Concrete

By Matthew Roth |
A new wider tree well get’s a new tree from Friends of the Urban Forest. Photos: Matthew Roth. Starting last week along Tiffany Street near 29th Street, contractors started cutting up sidewalks, jackhammering them and taking the crumbled pieces of concrete away in trucks. By the end of the week, what looked like an ugly […]

GOP’s New Attack on Health Care Reform Bill: It Promotes Walking!

By Elana Schor |
Despite a growing awareness among conservatives that walking and biking are causes worth backing, Republicans on Capitol Hill continue to condemn bike-ped programs as wasteful "pork". The GOP’s latest potshots at sustainable transportation come during debate over a health care bill that focuses mainly on insurance and hospitals, but also includes a public health grant […]