Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Cleveland Bike Week - Ride of Silence


Peninsula, Ohio
Contact: Mike Petcher
Distance: 12-15 miles
Notes: Century Cycles and the Medina County Bicycle Club invite all concerned riders to join us for a Ride of Silence beginning in Peninsula, Ohio on Wednesday, May 19, 2010 beginning at 7:00pm at the Lock 29 Overflow Parking Lot, just off of State Route 303.

Cyclists will ride south on Akron-Peninsula Road for 12-15 miles at a silent and slow 12 mph pace. It's a cause especially important to the crew at the Century Cycles store in Medina because a longtime customer was killed by a car while riding his bicycle in Medina county in 2007.

Helmets are required. This event is free and open to the public. No registration necessary. For more information, please call Century Cycles in Medina at 330-722-7119.

Cleveland, Ohio
Contact: Lois Moss
Distance: 8 or 16 miles
Notes: Riders will assemble in two locations (downtown near Cleveland City Hall) and the Heights neighborhoods (at Whole Foods Market at the intersection of Cedar and Warrensville Center Rds). Both groups will depart at 6:10pm and ride to University Circle. Along the way, we will pick up additional riders near:
- the Plain Dealer offices
- Cleveland State University
- Cleveland Clinic
- Case Western Reserve University
- University Hospitals
- John Caroll University
- Shaker Lakes Nature Center
Following a brief ceremony near University Circle at 7:00pm, you have three options, all of which will be led by a group guide:
- continue the ride to the opposite end of the route and ride back to your original starting location
- continue the ride to the opposite end of the route and take RTA's Rapid back to near your starting location
- ride back to your original starting location
Map and more info here: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=328866017236
All participants must wear helmets. Traffic laws will be obeyed and we will stop at red lights and stop signs to show that we are traffic. If we want respect from motorists, we must show mutual respect for traffic laws.

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