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Home » Ride your bike to Parade the Circle

Ride your bike to Parade the Circle

Submitted by Sarah Bixler  |  Last edited October 4, 2010 - 6:41am
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June 13, 2009 - 11:00am

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ClevelandBikes encourages everyone to enjoy "Parade the Circle" on Saturday June 13th, but urges you to ride your bicycle and leave your car behind. ClevelandBikes will meet at several locations and ride down to the festival with other cyclists and experienced ride leaders and park your bicycle, safely and securely, at the temporary bicycle station set up on the grounds of the Cleveland Institute of Art. There is no cost for the service. Visit www.clevelandbikes.org for more information.

ClevelandBikes will lead departures from three eastside locations,
arriving in time to enjoy the Parade:

  • 11:00 am, departing From Phoenix Coffee (2287 Lee Rd., Cleveland Heights);
  • 11:00 am, departing from Dewey's (13201 Shaker Blvd., Shaker Square); and
  • 11:15 am, departing from Starbucks (12405 Cedar Rd,near Fairmount
    Blvd., Cleveland Heights).

    • The Ohio City Bicycle Co-Op will lead its own ride from its Columbus
    Road location in the flats to the parade as well. The Bicycle Co-Op
    is located at 1823 Columbus Road and can be reached by phone at
    (216)830-2667 or www.ohiocitycycles.org.

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