Susan Brady and Doug Mink model RozzieBikes' new t-shirts in this photo by Laura Smeaton


Laura Smeaton and George Ulrich recruiting cyclists at the second Roslindale Farmers Market of 2009


J.T., Elijah, and Jonah Lenoch in Adams Park before our 2009 Family Ride

<h1>RozzieBikes</h1> http://www.rozziebikes.org

RozzieBikes is a neighborhood organization devoted to making the Roslindale neighborhood of Boston a better place to bike. We're interested in street improvements, bike parking, bike routes, bike lanes, and mixed-use paths.

A network of bicycle routes, lanes, and paths is growing which can connect cyclists and their destinations to make bicycling a more desirable transportation option. An advantage of the bicycle is that the road system can be used to bridge uncompleted portions of the network, so there is no need to wait until the system is "complete". The network grazes the edges of Roslindale as the Emerald Necklace, the Southwest Corridor, and Stony Brook Reservation. We need to connect the neighborhood!

Keep Informed!

Join our RozzieBikes email list on Google Groups at http://groups.google.com/group/rozziebikes

Upcoming Events (Check out our Google Calendar)

Friday, August 27, 2010: Boston Bike Friday Ride
We'll ride as a group to the festival on City Hall Plaza
7:00 am at Roche Brothers in West Roxbury
7:10 am at Adams Park in Roslindale Square
7:20 am at Forest Hills (at the entrance to the Pierre Lallement path)
7:30 am at the Stony Brook MBTA station

Saturday, August 28, 2010: Table, then Bike Along Stony Brook
Leave Adams Park in Roslindale Square at 1:30 pm
RozzieBikes will be tabling at the Roslindale Farmers Market in Adams Park from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm, and we'll head up Bellevue Hill (on a potential backstreet route across Roslindale) to the headwaters of Stony Brook after the Market closes. We'll follow Stony Brook until it goes underground west of Cleary Square in Hyde Park, then we'll stay as close to its actual route as we can all of the way to the Charles River. We'll return along the Emerald Necklace, using a largely off-road route back to the starting point.

Past Events and Photos Thereof

Contact Doug Mink [email] for more information and to help build this web site at MassPaths.net.