Critical Mass London

The first Critical Mass bike ride of 2004 and the start of our 10th anniversary year.

A few hundred less cars!

This Friday is the first Critical Mass bike ride of 2004 and the start of our 10th anniversary year, it may be cold out there so wrap up warm and bring some light/sound/life to the dark winter streets of London.

So come along and show your opposition to car culture, prove that bikes are a viable alternative to cars, even if it is cold and maybe even snowing.

After the mass there will be a planning meeting for the CMLondon Film, everyone is welcome we will be discussing what the film will cover what resources we have available and what to do next.

event: Central London Critical Mass
time: 6:15pm ish
place: Under Waterloo Bridge (south side)
price: Free
email:

info@cmlondon.enrager.net
website:

http://cmlondon.enrager.net

Amigiac
e-mail: info@cmlondon.enrager.net
Homepage: http://cmlondon.enrager.net

Comments

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Parking

26.01.2004 18:12

Wil it be like last year. Lots of people bringing their bikes up in cars and then riding around for a bit before driving home. I thought that bit was the most pathetic !!

Dave

good old dave.

26.01.2004 22:29

will it be like last year ? - where Dave turned up and trolled every article ?

doocha

dunno - but he is persistent isn't he!?

27.01.2004 16:19

that other dave has an amazing capacity for, as you say, adding provocative and derrogatory comment to almost every post people make. He must really care about what's said on indymedia to be watching it so much day in day out.

So dave, what's the score? Have you got a nice job with internet access? What's your political belief, and why is everything so crap all the time?

dave but not 'troll dave'

Hmmmm. Which critical mass was then then Dave?

27.01.2004 16:21

I mean even the police cycle to it now.

spokey

Heh last year? Dave doesn't get out much

02.02.2004 00:24

Dave,

It's not once a year its once a month, sometimes more, I think you are confusing us with something else, we dont drive cars we cycle...

Anyway, it was much bigger than expected with around 50 massers and 25 police on mountain bikes, not a bad turnout since it had snowed two days before and the ice had only thawed a few hours earlier.

We cycled to Brick Lane had a baigel stop then some of us rode back into the centre and ended the night in a pub in soho, not a bad mass for January.

Amigiac