Monthly Archives: October 2008

meeting 10/28 7pm at Community Room @ Police Station

Hey A-Bbikerz… just a reminder that our next meeting is TONIGHT at 7pm!!! At an A-Bbiker’s suggestion, this month’s meeting will be in the Community Room at the Allston-Brighton Police Station. The agenda will include updates on the bike/helmet fleet recently placed … Continue reading

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BU Bridge update

From Chris Porter of MassBike Metro Boston: Thanks to those of you who attended the BU Bridge hearing last Thursday.  There was a great crowd of bicyclists there, including some MassBikers.  Also, we heard some very heartening news from the … Continue reading

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Tour de Grave this Saturday

A MassBike ride to some of Boston’s famous and lesser-known graveyards in honor of Halloween. Trip leaves at 9:30am and will be about 15 miles and take about 3 hours. We will start from the Central Burying Ground on the … Continue reading

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Earn-a-bike instructor training (FREE) for A-BbikesKIDZ!

We’re planning to start an A-B based Earn a Bike program, and Bikes not Bombs offered 5 spots in their upcoming training course for A-BbikesKIDZ (future) instructors. Two A-Bbikers have already signed up… there are 3 spots left so don’t … Continue reading

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BU Bridge Rehab Meeting 10/16 6-8pm @ BU CGS

DCR is planning to reconstruct the bridge as-is. This is your chance to advocate for improvements to the bridge such as bike lanes and better bike/pedestrian crossings at the Cambridge and Boston ends! Boston University Bridge Rehabilitation Project – Public … Continue reading

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Cyclesnack’s info on bailout bill and cycling benefit

at http://www.cyclesnack.com/2008/10/section-211-of-bail-out-bill-as-it.html

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