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Monday, May 13, 2013

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Ride your bike, get free stuff

Posted By on Mon, May 13, 2013 at 8:13 AM

Bike to Work Week kicked off today with its annual pancake breakfast under cloudy skies. Now, the organizers want you to keep pedaling all week and they've enlisted shops around town to help motivate you with free coffee and other morning deliciousness.  

Here are all the places participating (click a pin to see what they're offering):


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(Notice Roast House is one of the locations giving free coffee to bikers every morning this week. They've also created a special blend, Ride The Edge, just for bike week and $1 from every pound sold will go to the cause.)

You can sign up here to log all your bike trips this week and be entered to win prizes. Other events this week include a ride of silence Wednesday at 6 pm to honor people killed or injured while cycling and a wrap-up party Friday night at No-Li. 

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