The Great Leprechaun Hunt
A MOB Ride
Bicycle Booze Cruz
Saturday March 13th 2010
Meet at 7:30pm at the Acme Grubcage in Tacoma
A leisurely social ride- alcohol involved. 21+. Sounds like a party!
1st Seattle Midnight Mystery Ride. Meet at Twilight Exit (2514 E. Cherry) at 11pm, group rolls out at midnight. A fun based event, the ride will be no more than 5 miles long and travel at a comfortable pace. Finish will be at a location that is central and hanging out will ensue. The mystery ride will be a monthly occurence taking place on the third Friday of every month.
Beard & Stache Dash. A combination of alleycat race and scavenger hunt, the Dash will start with a wholesome brunch at Cherry Street Coffee (1212 1st Avenue) at 11am for participants to socialize and get their much needed energy for the event. The Dash is about 25 miles long, is man versus machine and is open to both bicycles and mopeds. Awards for both motorized and non-motorized winners. Facial Hair not required to participate in the fun!
Dash packs will be distributed at 12:30pm and the Dash begins at 1pm promptly. Registration fee is $5 and the proceeds from the event benefit Treehouse, a local non-profit that helps foster children in the Seattle area.
Seattle’s Tweed Ride. Tweed rides are the rage world wide- and Seattle is no exception. A leisurely ride will take place in Seattle on a Sunday Afternoon. Meet at the Cal Anderson Fountain at noon- the ride will depart promptly at 1pm. It will be a mellow group ride.
If you are looking for tweed clothing, Seattle’s thrift stores are full of it, and you will get a dapper looking outfit at a reasonable price with a minimum amount of shopping.
The weekend of February 19-21 is going to be full of fun on two wheels.
The first Seattle Midnight Mystery Ride will be Friday, February 19th.
Meet at the Twilight Exit at 2514 E Cherry St at 11pm, ride at midnight.
The Midnight Mystery Ride has a long history of adventure and fun times in Portland. The beginnings were humble- a few dozen friends would meet to ride bikes late into the night, then hang out and enjoy a warm campfire and a cold beer. These days, hundreds of folks show up every month. Now it’s time for Seattle to get in on the action!
You can see the event on Facebook HERE
How does it work?
We meet at 11pm, we ride at midnight. Only the leader knows the destination.
Want to lead a future ride? Email Seat...@gmail.com.
Other rules for leading a ride:
* Rides happen the 3rd Friday of the month.
* Don’t tell anyone where it’s going!
* Destination should have some cover in case of rain.
* No beer stop. It attracts too much attention from the fuzz.
* Ride must meet in a relatively central location and be less than 5 miles long.
* This is a social ride- go at a comfortable pace.
* Wear lights.
See you in the dark!
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