The 35th annual Summer Bike to Work (or Wherever) Day will be held on Wednesday, June 28. Those who pedal their way to campus will be treated to free breakfast foods, coffee and other treats at a station on the Oval just north of the Administration Building.
The station, which will be open from 6:30-9:30 a.m., served 1,113 people last year, and organizers are aiming to have more than 1,200 riders this year.
“Bike to Work (or Wherever) Day is a great way to try riding as a transportation option,” said Jamie Gaskill, associate director of active transportation with Parking and Transportation Services. “If you’ve never biked to work or class before, June 28 is the day. Grab a colleague or friend and pedal over to a breakfast station or two. Not only do you get to try out riding to get where you need to go, you also get to have fun and enjoy free tasty treats along the way!”
Free items that will be available include breakfast burritos, churros, donuts from Lamar’s, cinnamon rolls from Silver Grill, Milo’s tea, coffee from Momo Lolo, fruit from Edge Optics, products from Morning Fresh Dairy and other giveaways. The Spoke will be providing free adjustments on bikes. There will be Spin e-bike and e-scooter demos, as well as maps and other resources for biking.
Co-hosts of the station include CSU Parking and Transportation Services, the CSU Police Department, Housing and Dining Services, CSU Central Receiving-Surplus, Edge Optics, The Spoke, Lamar’s Donuts, Spin, the Fort Collins Cycling Club, Milo’s Tea, Republic Services, Morning Fresh Dairy, the Silver Grill Café and the Momo Lolo Coffee Shop.
More information and a map of all the Bike to Work (or Wherever) stations are available online.
