The Douglas Design District, Wichita Downtown Development Corporation, and the Delano District are launching the “I Bike Douglas” movement with a day of activities and bike-related fun on Saturday, May 22, 2010.
These events coincide with National Bike Month and Bike To Work week. (See the previous post for even more activities.) Here’s a brief overview of scheduled events:
9 a.m.
Minor Bike Emergency Clinic (for on-the-go fixes), in front of Heartland Bicycles at Mosley and Douglas. The first 100 participants will receive a free gift.
10 a.m.
The Bicycle X-Change Maintenance Clinic, at the American Red Cross building at 1900 E. Douglas. The first 100 participants will receive a free t-shirt designed with safety in mind.
Bike Safety Clinic for Beginners conducted by the Wichita Police Department Community Policing, also at the American Red Cross building.
11 a.m.
Bike Safety Clinic for Experienced Riders conducted by the Wichita Police Department Community Policing, American Red Cross building at 1900 E. Douglas.
1 – 4 p.m.
Vintage Bike Exhibit in the Delano District. Sponsored by the Wichita Coasters Bicycle Club.
3 different hour-long bike tours will depart from the Wichita Downtown Development Corporation, 507 E. Douglas.
1 p.m. Architectural Ride, led by local artist and architect Elizabeth Stevenson. The tour will feature an in-depth look at some of the architectural treasures along Douglas.
2:30 p.m. Art Ride, led by local well-known artist Ann Resnick. Like an “art gallery on wheels,” the tour will stop at various sculptures and murals throughout the downtown area.
4 p.m. Photographer Ride, led by Wichita Coasters member and avid (awesome) photographer Ty Nighswonger. This tour will feature some of Ty’s favorite locations and subject matter and provide ample opportunities to capture great shots.
6 p.m. Pub Pedal, sponsored by Wichita Coasters Bicycle Club. Departs from The Shamrock, 1724 W. Douglas and stops at Lucky’s at 1217 E. Douglas.
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Sounds like a cool deal, thanks! Cant wait!