Tag: go means go
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Seattle By Bike Photos: Railing full of bikes on drizzly solstice dawn
There have been some great photos coming into the Seattle by Bike Flickr pool, but this one struck me particularly hard. It’s from the early morning finish of the Nine to Five all-night solstice scavenger hunt held by Go Means Go.
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Several bike rides this weekend — Tweed Ride, Port of Seattle bike tour, Ballard rain garden tour
Say—The most dapper of Seattle’s citizenry will be in attendance for a celebration of the centennial of Seward Park! You, fair Seattleite, are invited to don your finest tweed and join the noble faction Go Means Go for a grand display of velocipede gaiety! Your fellow citizens will ride the finest boulevards in all of…
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On the third day, He rode His cargo bike – UPDATED
Whether you celebrate the rising of Jesus from the dead, want to hold a feast in honor of the goddess Ēostre or just want to ride a bike, you are invited to join in on a slow cargo bike ride this Sunday. No cargo bike necessary. From Ride Your Bike: We will meet at the…
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Have a mustache? Know where to buy one?
If so, Go Means Go is organizing a free 20-mile ride Sunday (tomorrow). BYO Mustache. If you can’t grow one, buy or make one. Ride meets at Fremont Coffee at 11:30 a.m., leaves at noon. The ride will go at a casual pace, and the forecast tomorrow looks pretty good so far (bring gloves).
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Bicycle Film Festival rolls into town next week
The 10th annual International Bicycle Film Festival is coming to Seattle October 7-10. Based out of New York, this is the second year the BFF is coming to Seattle. Ryan from Go Means Go!, one of the Seattle organizers, talked up the Seattle inclusions in the festival.
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On other blogs: Biking the coast in 1909
A quick roundup of interesting stuff from around the city. Go Means Go has a book review of “Two Wheels North” by Evelyn McDaniel Gibb, the story of two boys who rode their bikes from Santa Rosa to Seattle for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. From the review: On their best day they traveled 64 miles, over…
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