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        Bike Pasadena This May!

        • Wesley Reutimann
          • April 30, 2024
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      Pasadena Ice Cream Ride, 2023 (File Photo – pasadenacsc)

      Celebrate all things bicycling this May when Bike Month Pasadena returns from a two-year hiatus!

      By Wesley Reutimann

      Residents and visitors of all ages and skill levels are invited to participate in a wide range of family-friendly events. Activities will highlight the many benefits of bicycling, one of the most affordable, sustainable, and healthy modes of transportation.

      In 2024, the month-long celebration will feature guided bike tours exploring Pasadena’s public art, history, and iconic landmarks. All events are free, but advance registration is required, starting on May 1.

      Events include a bike-in movie night, an e-bike expo, and much more. Organized by the City of Pasadena, Day One, and Pasadena Complete Streets Coalition, the calendar of events includes the following:

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        National Ride a Bike Day (discounts at participating local shops)
      • Wednesday May 8th
        National Bike to School Day
      • Saturday May 11
        Bike Tour of Pasadena African American History – The 710 Stub
      • Sunday May 12
        Women of Pasadena Ride
      • Wednesday May 15
        Pasadena Ride of Silence
      • Saturday May 18
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      • Sunday May 19
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      • Wednesday May 22
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      • Saturday May 25
        The Remnants Ride: Retracing the Forgotten Cycleway from Pasadena to Los Angeles
      • Sunday May 26
        Pasadena Ice Cream Ride
      • Monday May 27
        Family Safety Ride & Picnic

      All events are free (and subject to change), but advance registration is required. Many events are expected to sell out of ‘free’ tickets, especially if they involve free ice cream! Online registration opens May 1st at this link.

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          Wesley Reutimann is a Pasadena resident, volunteer organizer of the Pasadena Environmental Advocates (PEAs) Eco-Breakfast, and co-founder of Active San Gabriel Valley (ActiveSGV). He has almost two decades of experience in the non-profit sector with community-based, government, and educational institutions. Wesley's areas of focus include health policy, sustainable mobility, and active communities.

          Award-winning Colorado Boulevard Newspaper is your go-to source for informative news, engaging events, and vibrant community life in the greater Pasadena area. We’re proud to be recognized for excellence in journalism and remain committed to informing, educating, and collaborating to create a better world, both locally and globally.

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