This month’s theme promises to add some Cajun spice to our monthly ride as we celebrate Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday). Get your beads, masks and costumes prepared and get ready for a kicking party. Or as they say in the bayou “Laissez les bons temps rouler” (Let the good times roll)!
how did it go?
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Artwork by: Ike Greca & Graphic Design: Oscar Najarro
The Circus is coming to town! Wear your colorful clothing and get your clown nose out cause we are going to be having a great time. I hope someone brought the big top because Friday’s forcast looks to be rainy. But clowns have been known to wear raincoats before!
Be safe, legal, and courteous (see How We Ride!). We share the road with other traffic. Helping cars move through smoothly makes the ride more enjoyable for everyone. Do your part to encourage good behavior! Also, please remember to turn down the volume when riding through residential areas late at night.
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Watching Bike Party is a lot like watching a circus. This month we are going to celebrate the new year by being the circus that is rolling into town. This is the one time you can go to Bike Party in your full lycra bike outfit and still be in theme. Circuses need lots of clowns.
So get your nose polished up, get your face-paint out and review how we ride as we spring into the new year.
so how were the lights… (comments Below)
By Ike Greca
December is a special time of year for those of us who love bikes. Many of us received our first bikes for Christmas. In December we gather to celebrate the holidays with all of our Bike Party family. The last few years we have celebrated Christmas by riding though the lit up neighborhoods of the South Bay while spreading good cheer. This year we will continue to celebrate that tradition while wearing pajamas and sipping hot cocoa. It’s too soon to tell but you might want to wear your waterproof PJs on the ride because there is a possibility of rain. Weather looks to be cold but dry. Perfect for your flannel jammies, though we still recommend layers.
Remember to thank all of the SJBP elves that you see on corners and to keep the caroling down after 10:00 PM as the Scrooges of the world need their sleep.
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