It's happening Monday through Friday, Aug. 1-5 from noon to 1 p.m. You'll need a bicycle, helmet, and appropriate footwear. Click the flyer below to view it full size. Questions? Call Grant Wencel, Bicycle & Pedestrian Coordinator at
(509) 625-6694.

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2 comments:
I'm sure you'll understand why it made me laugh when I saw their definition of "appropriate footwear." No high heels, no open toes? Ahahahahahaha.
http://bikestylespokane.com/2011/05/28/sure-footing-the-blog-spedition-goes-shoe-shopping/
I'll wear the shoes I wear to ride every day. Oh, the joys of being a grown-up and the sadness of the liability fears that must have led to the shoe instructions and the waiver requirement.
Ha ha, that's @Barb for you- flaunting the conventions of the 'appropriate footwear' world. This woman rides in heels and skirts. Love it @Barb, keep it up :)
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