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Boston Bikes
Boston Bikes is part of Mayor Menino's vision for a vibrant and healthy city that benefits all its citizens. It seeks to make Boston a world-class bicycling city by creating safe and inviting conditions for all residents and visitors.
Bike Boston focuses on improvements in all five universal bike planning areas: Engineering, Enforcement, Education, Encouragement, and Evaluation.
Bike Boston focuses on improvements in all five universal bike planning areas: Engineering, Enforcement, Education, Encouragement, and Evaluation.
Mayor Announces New Benefits for Bikers
Less than a year ago, Mayor Menino stood alongside the City's new Bike Coordinator Nicole Freedman in front of members of the biking community and explained how Boston would soon become a better biking city. This week, he proudly announced new bike lanes and racks across the city, per resident recommendations. He also announced that the City has released a request for information for bike sharing, where one can rent a bike and tour the city using multiple pick up and drop off locations.Read More » |
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R.O.C.K., Roll & Ride
Want to Bike in Boston with the whole family? Come to R.O.C.K., Roll & Ride!Event Information » |
Boston Bikes Newsletter
The Boston Bikes e-newsletter keeps you abreast of all the news and activities surrounding Mayor Menino's exciting new bicycling initiative.View the Most Recent E-Newsletter » 
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Hub On Wheels Citywide Bike Ride, 9/21/08
Hub On Wheels lets you tour Boston like you've never done before - on your bike with no cars around to get in your way - and you help Boston Public School students get the technology and the skills they need to succeed in today's world.Register Now » 
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Hit The Road
Boston is blessed with countless organizations and businesses dedicated to helping you get started on the road to cycling. And if you don’t have a bike—that’s no excuse. You can either rent a bike or many of the classes provide bikes for free.Read More » |
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