Christophe Le Canne’s memorial continues to garner attention on an ever increasing scale and the NYC-based environmental organization, Time’s Up, is organizing a “Tribute Ride for Miami” this Sunday in solidarity with local advocacy efforts.
If you are in New York City this weekend, we hope that you will let us know how it goes. There is some discussion at MiamiBikeScene to organize something here, as well. Stay tuned-
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[...] NYC and Miami Cyclists Ride in Solidarity Sunday for Slain Christophe Le Canne (Transit Miami) [...]
I’ll be honored to be there, holding down the Miami-NYC connection. I will share images after the ride.
[...] NYC and Miami Cyclists Ride in Solidarity Sunday for Slain Christophe Le Canne (Transit Miami) [...]
[...] NYC and Miami Cyclists Ride in Solidarity Sunday for Slain Christophe Le Canne (Transit Miami) [...]
Why aren’t bikers yelling at elected officials to close down all night bars and clubs? What biker wants to share a road with a drunk or drugged driver?
Hi Frank,
Many cyclists are doing that. I think I address your question more thoroughly in your other comment -
Thanks.