What a ride!

Sunday, September 27 by silvia

Winners of the free drawing at the WWBPA's Community Bike Ride

Winners of the free drawing at the WWBPA's Community Bike Ride

More than 60 bicyclists, including a few youngsters towed by parents, joined the West Windsor Bicycle and Pedestrian Alliance for its third annual Community Bike Ride on Saturday, September 26. We beat the rain by several hours as we rode from WaterWorks to Grover Middle School and back.

It was fabulous to see so many people enjoying themselves using the Township’s bike lanes and co-existing with cars on the road.

Many thanks to West Windsor police for assisting at key intersections, McCaffrey’s for providing food at our rest stop and to AlJon’s for donating a certificate for a free pizza as part of our free drawing for all participants. Many others won bike-related equipment provided by the WWBPA, including David Aderhold, the WW-P school district’s assistant superintendent for pupil services and planning, who won a safety vest. In keeping with the WWBPA’s efforts to encourage more walking and biking, Cheryl Kastrenakes from Greater Mercer Transportation Management Association talked about how to start a walking school bus to get kids to school (they don’t have to run every day!). See gmtma.org or wwbpa.org for more information.

Heading to Grover Middle School

Heading to Grover Middle School

Back to Community park after the break

Back to Community park after the break

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Community Bike Ride Extras

Saturday, September 19 by silvia

Items we'll be giving away

Items we'll be giving away

The West Windsor Bicycle and Pedestrian Alliance’s third annual Community Bike Ride takes place at 2 p.m. Saturday, September 26. In addition to our free, family-friendly ride from WaterWorks to Grover Middle School and back, we will offer pre-ride safety tips beginning at 1:30 p.m. (Come anytime between then and the start of the ride.) We’ll run through the ABC Quick Check, ensure helmets are fitted properly, learn hand signals and practice two skill drills: dodging obstacles on the road and making left turns.

Registration will also open then.

As an added bonus, we will have a free drawing open to all participants at Grover that will include a WWBPA T-shirt, a WWBPA map, a safety vest, ankle bands, a bike light and a bike helmet.

Don’t forget to fill out the waiver form!

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Community Bike Ride Sept. 26

Thursday, August 27 by sandy

The WWBPA’s third annual family-friendly Community Bike Ride takes place at 2 pm on Saturday, Sept. 26. This year, our route will take us from just outside WaterWorks in Community Park to Grover Middle School (for refreshments courtesy of McCaffrey’s) and back. Total distance is less than eight miles.

The route will follow Slayback Drive, Edinburg Road and Village Road East. Roads will not be closed to traffic. Depending on age and ability, riders can either use the street or the sidewalk. Riders are responsible for their own safety and the WWBPA is not liable for any injuries.

The ride is free, and there are no advance sign-ups. All children must be accompanied by a parent or other adult. Helmets are required for all riders.

All minors must have signed permission forms.
Please click here for a Release and Waiver Form.

Come early for pre-ride safety checks and tips!

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