Plan to stop by the Fort Myers Trek store on Jan. 15th, 4-6 p.m. for this great opportunity to mingle with national and local bike advocates.
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What: "Meet and Greet" with Steve
Clark, League of American Bicyclists’ new Bicycle
Friendly Community Specialist
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Who’s Invited: Bike advocates countywide
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Date: Thursday, Jan. 15, 4-6 p.m.
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Where: Fort Myers Trek, 8291 Dani
Drive, Suite 105; southwest corner of Colonial Blvd. and Six Mile Cypress
Parkway
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Refreshments:
To be provided by Trek
This is a great opportunity to exchange information and ideas both with Steve Clark (with the League of American Bicyclists) and with other advocates from around the county. Clark is visiting Southwest Florida the week of Jan. 12 as part of LAB’s Bicycle Friendly Community program (see schedule below). It's also a chance to visit Trek's new store in Fort Myers, which is located in a shopping area called Colonial Corner where Lowe's is located. A big thank you to the local Trek team for hosting this get-together, and to the corporate offices of Trek for funding this national initiative!
So, plan to drop
by the Trek store between 4-6 p.m., be part of the conversation, enjoy the
company and the refreshments. We hope to see you there!
Steve Clark, LAB |
Background
Lee County was selected as one of the
100 communities LAB will be visiting in 2015, as part of its new initiative to
bring bicycle-friendly expertise directly to the local level, with the support
of Trek and Trek dealers. Click here for the LAB letter about
their upcoming visit. Clark has been a long-time bicycle
advocate, a LAB-certified Instructor and trainer of instructors, and was the
bicycle coordinator in Boulder, CO -- one of the most bicycle-friendly communities
in the country. To read more about Steve, check out
LAB's article.
The following visits have been
scheduled by Clark:
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Jan. 12--Sanibel
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Jan. 13--Naples
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Jan. 14--Punta Gorda
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Jan. 15--Cape Coral
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Jan. 16--Bonita Springs
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Feb. 4--Fort Myers
The goal is to help Lee County (and
cities within Lee County) become more bicycle friendly and ultimately become
recognized as a "Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC)." This is an exciting
opportunity to get some hands-on technical assessment of our bicycling
infrastructure and to learn about best practices from other communities.
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