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Breakfast for Bikers
Brake for coffee with fellow cyclists, Trailnet, and the Downtown Partnership for St. Louis on your way to work! Enjoy coffee provided by The London Tea Room and bagels provided by St. Louis Bread Company. Join us downtown the last Wednesday of every month! For more information, email emily@trailnet.org.
Time: 6:30am-9:30am
Location: The Old Post Office Plaza, 9th and Locust
Date: June 30th, July 28th, August 25th, September 29th, October 27th
Commuting by bike is a great way to get exercise while making St. Louis a better place. Biking to work is not just for the Lance Armstrong look-alikes or cuffed jean hipsters--it is for everyone! Here are some quick facts on how biking to work cannot only change your life and your workplace, but the environment, as well!
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For statistics on how biking to work can help you, your business, and the environment, go to: http://trailnetstl.blogspot.com/2010/06/breakfast-for-bikers.html.

Bike to Work
2010 Bike to Work Day was a Huge Success!
Highlights:
- More than 250 cyclists visited Trailnet Refueling Stations on their commute to work
- Five Refueling Stations were available for cyclists, including two new locations (Moonrise Hotel in the Delmar Loop and Temple Emanuel in Creve Coeur)
- Free continental breakfast was served courtesy of Companion Baking and Lone Wolf Coffee
- More than 80 cyclists registered for a chance to win two free bikes from Sunset Cyclery by participating in Trailnet’s Drive Your Bike Challenge
- St. Louis Board of Aldermen President, Lewis E. Reed proclaimed Friday, May 21 ‘Bike to Work Day’ on behalf of City of St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay
- Media exposure included live coverage on KSDK Channel 5, stories in the Post-Dispatch and Globe-Democrat, STLtoday.com video coverage, radio and online promotion
Thanks to our partners and all bike commuters for making it a great event:
Bike St. Louis, City of Clayton, City of Creve Coeur, Companion Baking, Great Rivers Greenway, Missouri Botanical Garden, Missouri History Museum, City of St. Louis, St. Louis County Parks, Sunset Cyclery
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