 BikeSGV kicks off Bike Month in the SGV 5/9 May is National Bike Month, which means lots of cool, free and fun bike-related events and activities will be taking place across the region. In other words, now is an awesome time to get out your calendar, dust off that bike, get out of the house and ride! BikeSGV Open House Social - Fri May 9th BikeSGV will formally kick off festivities in the San Gabriel Valley on Friday May 9th with an Open House Social in El Monte. The fun-filled evening will feature food, drink, project updates, and plenty of time to socialize with people who like to bike from across the SGV. Check out our Facebook page for more information.
Car-Free Colorado, Pro Racing + BikeSGV Member Zone in Pasadena - 5/17 The route for K.P. "Ride, Roll and Stroll" will open Colorado Blvd. to bicyclists, walkers, joggers and more! A week later two exciting events are coming to the City of Pasadena, the Kaiser Permanente Ride, Roll and Stroll open streets event and the Amgen Tour of California. The former will be the City's first official "Open Streets" event, similar to cicLAvia, but on a smaller scale. The latter is the biggest professional bike race in the United States, and will feature top athletes from around the world. BikeSGV will be hosting a FREE bicycle valet for both events adjacent to route/race course across the street from Pasadena City Hall at our partner organization Day One's fenced in headquarters. Ride over, drop off your bike, and if you're a BikeSGV member, enjoy an array of light, healthy snacks and fruit-flavored waters from 12-2pm!
 Open Streets are coming 5/17 Schedule
More Bike Month Events in and around the SGV Here are a few other local Bike Month highlights:
19 Comments
5/28/2014 07:29:05 am
I enjoyed the sumo wrestling on Saturday May 24 and the cleaning up part on Sunday May 25 was pretty fun. I learned that you can't be shy at talking to a group of new people. I think a good way to attract people is to put it on billboards, put it on a tv commercial, and pass out on flyers. I think i might want to participate in another ever like this.
Chris Perez
5/28/2014 10:19:54 am
On the 24th this event at mountain view was fun with the Sumo section to the stands about health. When helping out I found that everyone need to be organized and understand they need to do. A thing that could be improved is by making posters. Since I really enjoyed the sum wrestling I might even try out for wrestling and join another event and help. Thanks
John Loza
5/29/2014 11:17:34 am
I enjoyed helping out in the event. I learned that it takes pride and commitment to lead an organized event. Helping out at the event inspired me to volunteer more in events.
Nadine Gonzalez
5/30/2014 04:51:17 am
I enjoyed the cooking event not only because cooking is fun to me but it was also a very healthy experience. It doesnt take much to make an event just a couple of responsible people. and some tolerance. This event made want to participate more on activities. Any activities, from school to community.......
John Loza
5/30/2014 10:41:04 am
I really enjoyed helping out in the event. I learned that it takes pride and commitment to lead and organize an event. Helping out in the activity inspired me to help/volunteer more in events
Jennifer Garcia
5/30/2014 03:44:14 pm
What I enjoyed about the event on May 24th is that on a board there was sugar in sandwich bags and the sugar represented how much sweet is in your drinks like soda and energy drinks. While being there I notice that in order to start building the tents you need to first figure out where is all the electricity going to be coming from. It looks easy telling people what to do, but it's not. Running a community events, like these could be a little difficult because when you tell people what to do they don't always do it correctly. Probably if there was a tent and the topic was preparing healthy food it could get people's attention for example making salads or fruit/veggie juices. By participating in this event it has inspired me to get involved in these types of activities.
David Mesa
5/31/2014 04:40:55 pm
It was fun
Angel Reyes
6/2/2014 09:21:52 am
I attended the event on 5/25/14
Angel reyes
6/3/2014 02:57:52 am
I attended the event on 5/24/14
Angel reyes
6/3/2014 03:02:17 am
I attended the event on 5/31/14
Angel reyes
6/3/2014 03:02:41 am
I attended the event on 5/31/14
Joseph Perez Period 2
6/3/2014 12:33:21 pm
I had a great time helping and setting up for the event
joseph perez per 2
6/3/2014 12:37:27 pm
I liked how the event was set up early . I learned how to spread the word out that there is.an upcoming event .I think more social media post would work and I do plan to do other opportunities as well
Elizabeth Palacios
6/5/2014 08:22:58 am
I attended the event 5/31/14
Jorge Gonzalez
6/5/2014 08:43:47 am
I attended the El Monte High school event in 5/24. What I enjoyed was that it was kind of like an early morning exercise. It gave me ideas for fun next time there's a party at my house. What I think that would improve experience is to spread the advertisements across the area. This experience inspired me to go on bike to the river bed.
Melissa Hernandez
6/11/2014 01:27:01 am
I attended the event on 5/31 cleaning up the nature center on durfee. I enjoyed walking around and watering the plants. I learned it takes responsibility to lead a community event. I think that advertisement and people spreading the word around the community would bring in more participants. The event encouraged me to get out more help the community and exercise
David Mesa
6/11/2014 02:22:42 am
I attended this even on5-31-14 I had a lot of fun and it was a great way to help the earth it was showing us about our nature and how we can do these little thing to help out everyday
Julian S
6/11/2014 02:28:37 am
I had fun helping the area
Damien Torres
6/11/2014 02:32:07 am
It was a fun experience I was going up to people to ask people if they wanted to sign up for the bike ride it was a 5 mile bike ride i filled up a full page . Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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