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BikeABQ's annual bike swap will be held on Saturday May 3, 2008 from 10am-4pm at Sport Systems (1605 Juan Tabo NE on Juan Tabo just south of Indian School).If you have gear to SELL bring it to be checked in at Sport Systems on:Bike experts will be available to give advice on how to price items. Pick up unsold merchandise or proceeds on Saturday May 3rd at 4pm. There is a $1 check-in fee per item and a 17% commission on sales that funds bike advocacy programs.Looking for deals to BUY? The Bike Swap sale takes place on Saturday, May 3rd from 10am-4pm at Sport Systems.IMPORTANT: Parking at Sports Systems is very limited on Satrduay from 8:30am-1:30pm. Please park on nearby streets Princess Jeanne and Haines. Thanks! |
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When: | Saturday May 3, 2008, 10am - 4pm | |
Where: | Sport Systems 1605 Juan Tabo NE on Juan Tabo just south of Indian School | |
Contact: | General info: Sport Systems (505-296-9111)Volunteer info: Julie Luna (505-265-9357) | |
Cost: | To sell: $1 per item
+ 17% commission to go to bike advocacy | |
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There are two great bike rodeos for children/youth this May! See below for details.The Sunport Optimist Club and the Indian Moon Neighborhood Association are holding a Bike Safety Rodeo on Saturday, May 3rd. from 10:00 to 12:00. It will be held in the north parking lot of the Sandia Baptist Church on the corner of Moon & Constitution NE.1st Annual Albuquerque Police Department Bike Safety Rodeo This event will be held Saturday, May 10 from 10:00am to 2:00pm in Civic Plaza. There will be 10 stations of instruction, and free prizes including helmets, clothing, reflectors, and a grand prize of a new “cruiser” bicycle. For more information contact Lieutenant Beth Paiz or Officer Thomas Grover at APD’s North Valley Substation, 761-8800. |
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Cost: | FREE!!! | |
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Optimist Bike Rodeo Flyer | |
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May 16, 2008 is Albuquerque's Bike to Work Day. BikeABQ, City of Albuquerque, and NM Rail Runner are in full swing planning events to promote and encourage bicycling for transportation. We are hoping you will join us in our effort.National Bike to Work Day is Friday May 16th. On this day City of Albuquerque, NM Rail Runner and BikeABQ will host food stops from 6:30am – 8:30am. Come celebrate the ride at any of the breakfast stops around town. While supplies last there will be breakfast and other special goodies such as bike maps and reflective gear. City and County planners will be available to talk to commuters about up-and-coming bicycle projects.Breakfast Stops (6:15 am - 8:30 am):
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When: | Friday May 16, 2008, 6:30-8:30am | |
Where (Click for maps): | ||
Contact: | Julie Luna, julie@bikeabq.org, 505-265-9357 | |
Cost: | FREE!!! | |
Downloads/Links: | Click each location for a map! | |
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BikeABQ proudly presents the 3rd Annual Albuquerque Century.BikeABQ has been made a beneficiary of the ride. We are providing a good chunk of volunteer support, and we'll be rewarded generously. The ACDC is just another sign that Albuquerque is becoming even MORE of a bike-friendly city, and we're proud to be a part of it!As far as the rides are concerned, The 100 mile route has everything a strong touring rider wants in a day with 2 big climbs, miles of rollers, with views of the beautiful Sandia Mountains and city. A total of 5 feed zones with food, water and great staff are along the way. There are also optional 50 and 65 mile routes available to satisfy all levels of cycling abilities as well as a flat, scenic 25 mile ride, perfect for new riders and families with children. We also need volunteers to help make this great event awesome!
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When: | Saturday June 7, 2008 | |
Where: | The rides begin and end at the Heart Hospital of New Mexico | |
Contact: | info@abqcentury.com | |
Cost: | $35 for adults & $25 for 14 & under | |
Downloads/Links: | Albuquerque Century Home Page | |
The Kym Samuels Bike Safety Fund | ||
On February 10, 2007 a pick-up truck ran a red light at the intersection of Lomas and Yale striking a cyclist. The cyclist, Kym Samuels, was incredibly lucky. Although she was hospitalized, her helmet stayed intact and saved her from any head injuries.Kym has asked that in lieu of flowers, people donate money to BikeABQ to help prevent accidents like this from happening in the future. BikeABQ has created the Kym Samuels Bike Safety Fund, which will be used for motorist education programs. Kym's sister, Lisa Moore, has set up a system through Network for Good and Six Degrees to facilitate the donation process. Use the buttons to the right to make a donation.Alternately, you may mail a check made out to BikeABQ to our address listed below, with "Kym Samuels Bike Safety Fund" on the endorsement line:BikeABQ
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Downloads/Links: | Donation Page | |
In Memory of Paula Higgins | ||
Please address donations in memory of Paula Higgins to:
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BikeABQ E-mail List | ||
We have a new e-mail list through Yahoo Groups!
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