Bike On Bus Workshop: SATURDAY- May 5, 8:30 am to Noon Carrboro Farmer’s Market
Learn how to load your bike onto the front of buses while also enjoying the fun of the fresh produce at the Carrboro Farmer’s Market. And if you don’t have you bike… no problem, we will have one there for you! Come find the bus tomorrow and enjoy the day with Chapel Hill Transit and the Town of Carrboro!
Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt Proclaims May as Bike Month in Chapel Hill!
May
4 Go Chapel Hill Discussion Bus – Take the Chapel Hill Transit NS Route 8:40 am bus from Eubanks Park & Ride Lot with the Mayor on May 5th for informal discussion/brainstorming regarding cycling and other alternative transportation issues in the community.
5 Carrboro’s Bike & Bus Workshop: Carrboro Farmer’s Markets
7-11 Mini Bike Training School Presentations: Spoke ‘n Revolution – Carrboro Elementary School
9 International Bike to School Day: Students and parents are encouraged to try cycling to school wearing safety helmets and remembering all safe cycling rules of the road.
15 Go CH – Carrboro Bike Workshop and Breakfast – Carrboro Municipal Lot Information regarding cycling in the community including great bike maps, free breakfast, fun giveaways and quick bicycle inspections!
16 Regional Ride of Silence
17 All Shoppes: No Fee Bike Inspection Day (still waiting for confirmation from all)
18 Go Chapel Hill – Carrboro presents: SPRING ROLL – 8 mile cycling event for families, cruisers & serious cyclists: 5:30 Wallace Deck— Live Band, contests, fun snacks and Chapel Hill Town Council & Carrboro Alderman ride too!!! No charge for this great cycling event.
19 Go Chapel Hill Bike & Bus Workshop: Chapel Hill University Mall
All Week: Bike Shoppe Special Sales
Youth cycling group Spoke n Revolutions received from the Mayor the proclamation on Monday evening that encourages everyone to bicycle as an healthier way to get around, reduce traffic congestion while cleaning up the community air during May as well as all year long!
Spoke n Revolutions represented the cycling community and challenged everyone that lives, works or plays in Chapel Hill to try cycling at least once during Bike Month. These youth and volunteer leaders are committed to cycling as a healthier way to explore the world and get around in general. In honor of what people 150 years ago did, this past summer these youth and leaders followed the trail of the Underground Railroad over 1800 miles from Alabama to New York. To see a small clip please connect to this link as well as to view other clips of the amazing journey http://youtu.be/qXmFkVI5PTo .
Go Chapel Hill encourages everyone to “remember cycling,” find a bike and ride during May as well as all year long.
Cycling More, Feeling Great– Go Chapel Hill!
Go Chapel Hill! 
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