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May is National Bike Month
The League of American Bicyclists is promoting Bike-to-Work Week from May 17th - 21st and Bike-to-Work Day on Friday, May 21st. For Bike to Work Week 2004, the League is proud to partner with Shimano American Corporation and Rodale . Bicycling is part of the solution to many of our nation’s problems: the obesity epidemic, traffic congestion, air pollution and more. Some 64% of adults and over 15% of kids are overweight today, resulting in 300,000 premature deaths and a cost to society of $117 billion a year. Over 22% of all motor vehicle trips Americans take are less than one mile long, and 50% of the working population commutes five miles or less to work, an easily bikeable distance. If the average person biked to work or shopping once every two weeks instead of driving, we could prevent the pollution of close to one billion gallons of gasoline from entering the atmosphere every year. The League of American Bicyclists’ new television and radio PSA campaign uses humor and the element of surprise to encourage Americans to visit www.bike-to-work.com and bike to work instead of driving. The League promotes bicycling for fun, fitness and transportation, and works for a bicycle-friendly America. http://www.bikemonth.com/ -- "I know who I am, but I'm not the same every day. Sometimes I glam it up, other times I'm more cute and casual. But for every style of me, I've got the stuff to put together the look. Don't just live life, create it." -- Stuff by Hilary Duff |
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> the League is proud to partner with Shimano American Corporation and Rodale
*Every* month is bike month for us, you cheap-suited corporate posers. |
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For me, Bike to Work Week was a nice concept - when I had a job :-(
> For Bike to Work Week 2004, the League is proud to partner with Shimano > American Corporation and Rodale . > |
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In rec.bicycles.misc Gary Smiley <gasmiley@attbi.com> wrote:
> For me, Bike to Work Week was a nice concept - when I had a job :-( careful what you wish for. the only thing worse than having a job is needing one. i was actually quite happy during my 2002 unemployment season. went touring across the USA, visited the relatives in australia, hung out with friends all over the place. that severance check helped a lot, tho. good luck. jobless recovery indeed. -- david reuteler reuteler@visi.com |
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