We might be closed for the Melbourne Cup long weekend, but there’s plenty of bicycle activities that we’re getting our hoofs into.
Starting on Friday, 30th October 2009 there’s
Death Becomes Her
A ‘Girls-only’ alley cat race. Registration and ride starts at 6pm from Melbourne Museum. To get on board bring $10 for entry for teams of two. You’ll also need your bike lock, bag and spare gold coins. As it’s Halloween, dress the part for this ‘Ghouls-only’ event. Prizes for best/worst dressed (you could even score a free service from us!).
And if you’ve still got legs, Borrow Grampa’s bike from the shed and join us on Saturday 31st November for the
2009 Woodend Annual Vintage Bike Rally
The ride starts at 2:30 at the Woodend Clocktower, and meanders 23kms to the historic gardens of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Trentham. Refreshments are available at the halfway pit-stop - The Pig and Whistle Hotel, Trentham. For those who over hydrate at Cosmopolitan Hotel, there’s a courtesy bus to take you (and your bike) back to Woodend.
If you want to join the Commuter Cycles team, we’re getting up there a little early to make a day of it.
Meet us at the Commuter Cycles workshop for a 10:00 (sharp) departure. We’re taking the 10:35 Vline
service from Southern Cross to Woodend.
More details, Give Rus a call on 0423 388 167.
And if you’re not completely funned out, Otesha are having a
Spring Garden Party
on Sunday 1st November, from 12 to 5pm at 79 Gladstone avenue, Northcote.
The event is a Otesha fundraiser. For $10, you get a lazy day’s entertainment and the warm fuzzy feeling that your helping Otesha and it’s youth education programs about sustainable consumption.
Performing on the day is Monique Brumby, the Unconventional Cellist, TheTaylor Project and Pete Coles.
Just bring you picnic rug, there’ll be food, drinks and plenty of other activities. Otesha guarantee there’ll be something for everyone.
More info at Otesha.org.au
See you when we open again on Wednesday!
