Bike to Work

EVERYONE! is a winner! You all put in hard work, sweat, and maybe some blood and tears (and most likely grease) into Bike to Work Week. Every team gets a certificate for Taco del Mar which gives a discount on their Baja Bowl, as well as free pass to Let’s Move Yoga! The teams that have won major prizes are as follows:

Bike to Work Week has official wrapped-up here in Prince George…

…but the work doesn’t end there!

We are more than half way through Bike To Work Week and it has been a lot of fun.  We have seen riders all week long, biking through rain, sleet, sun and wind- way to persevere Campbell River!

We had a lot of visitors out to the Celebration Stations

Breakfast at Frank James Park- over 100 visitors

What a glorious morning to be on your bike, more than 100 folks pedaled by the 2 Celebration Stations in Comox this morning…

Some 455 cyclists braved the blustery start to Bike to Work Week as the annual commuter cycling competition got rolling this week.

This year’s event includes three categories—Bike to Work, Bike to School and Bike to Worship—and began Sunday with cyclists of all ages riding to their place of worship.

Riding a bicycle to church just makes sense to Lynda Zorn.

The Bike to Work Week committee volunteer did just that when she lived in Victoria, where it was regular practice for many members of her congregation, and others, to hop on two wheels instead of four.

No, Richard Batke isn’t joining the circus, he didn’t lose a wheel and couldn’t get his bike at half price.

He just chooses to get to work on one wheel instead of the traditional two or the gas-guzzling four.

SQUAMISH BIKE TO WORK WEEK PRIZE WINNERS 

Check out the weeks winners here and all the AMAZING prizes from our generous local sponsors!

MONDAY MAY 11

Rod from the MInistry of Children and Family Developement’s "Green Team" won a flashy Bike to Work T-shirt for being the first person through our Celebration Station

What an amazing morning we had at Simms Park in Courtenay!