City Bikes Invites you to 7/2 DC NBG Day

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Attn: All D.C. Riders-

Come One, Come All to the National Bike Greenway annual
Mayor's Ride reception in front of D.C. City Hall (1350
Pennsylvania Ave.) on Friday
7/2/2004 at 1PM!!!

Several riders will be coming in from Baltimore on Friday
bearing the recently presented proclamations from Mayor
O'Malley and Mayor Street of Philadelphia to receive a
similar proclamation from Mayor Anthony Williams of
Washington, D.C.. These proclamations will then be handed
off to the riders on the next leg of the relay: To be
delivered to Pittsburgh and then on to the final rally in
Chicago later this month where riders from across the country-
with Mayoral Proclamations in hand- will converge.

We would welcome your presence as Mayor Williams'
proclamation is presented to the riders by D.C.'s Bicycle
Coordinator Jim Sebastian and we give a rousing reception &
send-off to the participants in the ride.

Please pass on the word & hope to see you there!

Check out the details of the National Bicycle Greenway
effort at www.BikeRoute.com.

Phil Koopman City Bikes Inc.

Adams-Morgan Store:
(8)265-1564 2501 Champlain St., N.W. Washington, DC 20009
Just off 18th St. & Columbia Rd.

Chevy Chase store:
(9)652-1777 8401 Connecticut Ave. #111 Chevy Chase, MD 20815
At the Capitol Crescent Trail

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NNTP-Posting-Date: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 15:54:23 EDT

> Attn: All D.C. Riders-
>
> Come One, Come All to the National Bike Greenway annual
> Mayor's Ride reception in front of D.C. City Hall (1350
> Pennsylvania Ave.) on Friday
> 7/2/2004 at 1PM!!!

Short notice even for DC riders, isn't it?

--
Robots don't kill people -- people kill people.
http://www.irobotmovie.com/

Cycle America wrote: {deleted}

OK, I gotta ask: is anyone else a little annoyed at all
these "press-release"-type posts?

Bill "don't really care if some mayor is riding
somewhere" S.