To everyone that registered for the Mohawk Hudson Industrial Gateway Bicycle Tour, the ride is postponed until Sunday, October 2, 2016. Same time, 9:30 am, at the same place, the Albany County Visitors Center at Quackenbush Square.
To everyone that registered for the Mohawk Hudson Industrial Gateway Bicycle Tour, the ride is postponed until Sunday, October 2, 2016. Same time, 9:30 am, at the same place, the Albany County Visitors Center at Quackenbush Square.
Save the date for the 4th Annual Bike Expo to be held at the Washington Park Lake House on Sunday, May 4, 2014. Stay tuned, there’s more to come…….
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Led by Common Council member (and avid cyclist) Leah Golby, all 15 members of the City of Albany Common Council sponsored proclaiming MAY 2013 as BIKE MONTH IN THE City of Albany.
The resolution notes the Albany Bicycle Master Plan and the inclusion of the plan in the city’s “2030 Comprehensive Plan.” There have been 12 miles of bicycle infrastructure developed in the city, as well as 350 bicycle racks and 1,400 bicycle parking spots installed. The resolution also indentified the several major bicycle events in the city: a family friendly Earth Day ride, an annual Bike EXPO, Ride to Work Week, the Ride of Silence, as well as co-sponsoring bicycle events with the Albany Police. These actions have earned Albany recognition by the League of American Bicyclists as a “Bicycle Friendly Community.”
The Common Council made note of efforts by the Mayor’s Office of Energy and Sustainability, the Albany Police Department, and other entities to promote cycling as a safe and energy-conscious alternative.
The cycling community appreciates the Council’s consistent unanimous approval of the “bike month resolution” each year and looks forward to engagement with the Common Council as advocates for cycling in Albany and the Capital Region.
When: Sunday, September 9, 2012, 10:15 am
Where: Albany Heritage Area Visitors Center located at 25 Quackenbush Square (Broadway and Clinton Ave), downtown Albany.
Ride description: This is a casual ride, with an option for lunch at the halfway point, and some historic commentary along the way. This is a nice way to spend a Sunday in September; 25 miles, fairly flat, city and off- road cycling.
Cost: $10 donation for goodies and to support our local bicycle coalition.
Contact hardworkinjohn@aol.com or call 518.225.4209 for more info.
The event is sponsored by the Hudson River Valley Ramble.
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