Ride Your Bike To Work Tomorrow!

Bike To Work Day Bellevue 2010Tomorrow, May 21st is the official Bike To Work Day! We have partnered with Gregg’s Cycle to help encourage people to ride their bikes on Friday.

We will post several trivia questions tomorrow via our Twitter account (twitter.com/dtbellevue) and will award prizes to those who answer correctly (don’t worry if you don’t have an account, you can send answers to us via email as well).

We also encourage you take a picture of you and your bike while you are out riding tomorrow, and email it in to us.  It doesn’t have to be anything fancy – just take a picture on your camera phone and send it to info@downtownbellevue.com. We will send those that participate a token of our appreciation and post your picture on our site!

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