Make sure you check out details of the new bike canopy at Penn Station at the always-fabulous Baltimore Spokes.
Harbor East Installs New Bike Parking at Bond Street Wharf
Check out this new bike rack at the Bond Street Wharf! Previously, there was only one rack, and it was routinely packed beyond capacity. After feedback from tenants in the area, Harbor East has gone ahead and installed an additional rack. Looks good!
Don't Miss the Bikemore September Happy Hour
Hard to believe we're already nearly halfway through September, and that can mean only one thing: the Bikemore September happy hour.
4:30: Meet in the JHSPH Student Lounge (615 N Wolfe St., 1st floor) for happy hour with Bikemore and JHSPH students & employees.
5:30: Come outside to the corner of Monument and Washington where Bikemore will demonstrate JHSPH's new Dero Fixit bike repair station and new bike racks, plus answer your questions about urban riding.
6:00-8:00: Continue happy hour at The Life of Reilly Irish Pub & Restaurant (2031 E. Fairmount Ave). Specials include half-price wings, tater tots, & burgers, plus extensive drink discounts.
Check Out Photos From Music to Your Gears
How often do you see that many bikes locked up in one place in Baltimore?
Our very own "Music to Your Gears" event went down last Saturday, and it couldn't have been a nicer day for bike rides, live music, food trucks and drinks. From the look of it, a lot of Baltimoreans agreed -- we had a steady flow of foot traffic throughout the day, from the event's start at 3pm until it ended at 9pm.
We've posted our very own photo album on Facebook. Check out photos, and maybe you can even find yourself! Afterwards, check out the recap of the event from our friends at B'more Bikes.
Volunteer for the September Baltimore Bike Counts
It's no secret to any of us that cycling is on the rise in Baltimore, and it is important to quantify the uptick so it can turn into good policy and infrastructure. To that end, the latest batch of bike counts are coming in this month on September 24-26. Like always, volunteers are needed to man different counting stations across the city.
If you can spare a few hours in the morning or evening on any of those days, it would go a long way.
The sign-up form is over at B'more Bikes. Sign up now!